Robotaxis fans praise the privacy and intimacy that a driverless car offers. But don’t forget: Waymo could be watching. The case has been made clear again and again, most recently in San Mateo after Waymo reported two 15-year-old passengers to the local police department. Jeanine Luna, a spokesperson for the San Mateo Police Department, told
Ashburn, Virginia, is in the heart of America’s “data center alley.” Over the Fourth of July weekend, diesel generators at a Digital Realty data center turned on as temperatures rose. Dark smoke hung over ACC9, one of dozens of data centers clustered in Ashburn and nearby cities, according to July 3 video and photos seen
Cue the little violins; Someone may have stolen something from Apple. It’s a sad story, but the tech giant knows it very well. Maybe too well. Apple’s successful lawsuit against OpenAI accuses the maker of ChatGPT of orchestrating a campaign to recruit Apple engineers, extract confidential information, and use the company’s trade secrets to fuel
OpenAI has been on a recruiting spree, overloading its workforce and pulling top AI talent from other tech companies. Now, Apple says the AI giant has been playing dirty with its recruiting tactics. The Cupertino tech giant accused OpenAI of stealing trade secrets in a lawsuit filed Friday that also targeted its hardware company, IO,
Apple’s new lawsuit against OpenAI looks less like a routine complaint about trade secrets and more like a detail of how the iPhone maker says its rival built its consumer hardware ambitions. Filed on Friday, the lawsuit accuses OpenAI of “a coordinated pattern of institutional-level misconduct,” including everything from exploiting a security bug to recruiting
AI is starting to make some classrooms seem a little more old school. The University of Chicago Law School is requiring first-year students to keep their laptops closed in class this fall, part of a broader strategy to ensure students learn to think independently as artificial intelligence becomes ubiquitous in the legal profession. The move