Trump's company is accusing yet another media outlet of spreading "false and defamatory" statements in a lawsuit against The Washington Post.
The faux-image once again illustrates the amplified risks of harmful, false content online amid an artificial intelligence boom and Twitter's decline.
An majority of voters believe that artificial intelligence's rapidly evolving technology puts humanity at risk.
Google settled a lawsuit filed by AG Ken Paxton for alleged false advertisements for its Google Pixel 4 smartphone.
A jury did not hold Donald Trump liable for the alleged rape of E. Jean Carroll, but found him liable for sexually abusing and defaming the magazine writer.
I mixed and drank 12 cocktails created by AI. The results ran the gamut from hilariously goofy to straight-up undrinkable.
A Canada-based prankster used an AI Tucker Carlson voice and a spoofed phone number to chat with the InfoWars host before things quickly went sour.
After failing to reach an agreement with the studios, Writers Guild of America has called a strike, with nearly 98% of the unit standing behind the decision.
Some tech companies are reportedly filing multiple H1-B visa applications for prospective employees.
Lawmakers inspecting Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act were left with more questions than answers after a critical House hearing.
A House hearing today examining the FBI's alleged misuses of FISA surveillance powers precedes a debate over whether the program should exist.
TikTokers in Big Sky Country say the state's first-in-the-nation ban will upend their communities, their businesses, and their personal lives.
A decorated U.S. Air Force veteran is heading to prison after pleading guilty to a GoFundMe border wall scheme.
Faux concern is the name of the game as Republicans begin to admit the climate is in trouble.
The Republican Party used AI imagery to paint a picture of Biden's dystopian America in a new political attack ad on YouTube.
Twitter's CEO shared a screenshot of his private navigation menu, showing a second profile and subscribers paying nearly $100k a month for "exclusive content."
SCOTUS will hear two cases this fall looking at whether public figures can block social media users for posting criticism on their accounts.
Newly crowned Parler CEO Ryan Coyne won't run a "politically motivated advocacy organization." Say goodnight, Alt Tech.
Seagate sold 7.4 million hard disk drives to Huawei, raking in $150 million, despite a US blacklist restricting exports to the Chinese company.
Secret recordings reportedly made the $787.5 million settlement extra enticing for leadership at the right-wing network.
