Reddit has filed a lawsuit against Anthropic for reportedly using Reddit’s data to train AI models without a proper licensing agreement. The complaint was filed in a Northern California court. The lawsuit highlights the importance of proper data usage agreements in the tech industry.
Microsoft begins replacing OpenAI and Anthropic with its own AI models in popular applications like Excel and Outlook to reduce costs.
Xbox announces 3,200 layoffs and the closure of five studios, admitting its streaming strategy has failed despite massive investments.
Claude Cowork expands to mobile and web, allowing users to manage tasks seamlessly across devices, enhancing productivity and accessibility.
Erling Haaland’s recent viral deepfake illustrates the blending of celebrity culture and AI, reshaping how athletes are perceived by fans.
Deutsche Bank analyst Jim Reid warns that while AI will boost productivity, its economic effects may not be felt for several years.
Savi Security’s new app aims to safeguard consumers from increasingly realistic AI scams, inspired by a personal family incident.