In a stunning disclosure, the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) announced Tuesday that it has arrested an OpenAI employee who is a Saudi citizen, charging him with secretly recording conversations in a conference room at the company’s San Francisco offices. A specialized OpenAI security team—the technical surveillance countermeasures team—first found a recording device on Sept.
Adam Rubin said he wasn’t supposed to come into work on Tuesday. The co-owner of Art of Play — a small Brooklyn-based shop with tarot cards, funky home decor, magic trick books, and a wooden bird named Molly — said he was supposed to get some stitches removed. Instead, he came in to answer questions
Sam’s Club CEO Latriece Watkins has a career resume that most workers would gawk at, working her way up from an intern at Walmart all the way to leader of one of America’s biggest grocery retailers. But it isn’t the executive titles or career milestones that makes her feel powerful: The greatest source of power
OpenAI said it found a “sophisticated recording device” hidden in one of its offices and used its own AI to identify who planted the device. “We used our models to understand the device and where it had come from, identifying that a specific employee had planted it a few days earlier,” OpenAI wrote in an
Less than two months into the job, Apple Chief Executive John Ternus presided over his second major product launch Tuesday, introducing new home devices that includes Apple’s first smart home display. The gadgets offer more ways to generate hardware sales. More important, they’re ideal hosts for Apple’s upgraded Siri, giving the company a new distribution
Google says it’s back on the AI frontier, and now everyone can put that claim to the test. The company announced on Tuesday that its new Gemini 4 model, dubbed “Argon,” is rolling out to the public and will be available to Gemini app users and developers. Google is positioning Argon as its new workhorse
