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The New York Times is Considering Suing OpenAI

The New York Times is reportedly mulling a lawsuit against OpenAI for copyright infringements. If the Times does sue the AI startup, it could cause big problems for the business.

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Meta’s Smart Glasses Are Long Ways From Their ‘Eureka’ Moment

In some ways smart glasses are more legitimate than ever, but in others they feel like one big work in progress.

Gadgets James Pero Jun 11

‘Whalefall’ Is, Unfortunately, as Scientifically Accurate as Possible

Turns out, those primal fears aren't as irrational as you'd hope they are.

Movies Jen Lennon Jun 12

For the First Time, ChatGPT Reportedly Has Less Than Half of the AI Assistant Market

ChatGPT is still the top-ranked AI assistant app, but it's reportedly no longer dominant.

Artificial Intelligence Mike Pearl Jun 16

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman speaks during the BlackRock Infrastructure Summit on March 11, 2026 in Washington, DC.

OpenAI Is Growing Fast. Its Losses Are Growing Faster

Is that good?

Artificial Intelligence AJ Dellinger Jun 16

Google’s Android 17 Has Some Non-AI Updates. Do We Care?

Go ahead, find the non-AI feature you actually care about on Android 17.

Gadgets Kyle Barr Jun 16

You Can Put Real Money Down on Google and Xreal’s Project Aura XR Glasses

For $99 you can secure a pair of XR glasses when they launch in the fall.

Gadgets James Pero Jun 16