OpenAI Shelves Adult Mode for ChatGPT Amid Investor Concerns

OpenAI has decided not to proceed with an erotic version of ChatGPT, citing investor disquiet and potential mental health risks.

OpenAI has decided not to proceed with an erotic version of ChatGPT, citing investor disquiet and potential mental health risks.

Spotify and major record labels are seeking a $322 million judgment against Anna's Archive for copyright infringement, aiming to remove the shadow library from the web.

The Welsh government employed Microsoft's Copilot to assist in a review that led to the closure of Industry Wales, raising concerns about AI's role in decision-making.

The Supreme Court has ruled that Internet service providers cannot be held liable for the copyright infringement of their users unless they actively induce such behavior.

The UK government is advancing a temporary ban on political donations made through cryptocurrencies, following recommendations from an independent review and political pressure.

A jury has ruled that Meta and YouTube must pay $3 million to a woman who argued their apps were designed to addict children, highlighting potential legal ramifications for tech giants.

The re-established Council of Advisors on Science and Technology includes prominent figures from the tech industry, signaling a strategic alignment with the Trump administration's focus on innovation policy.

A New Mexico jury has ruled against Meta, ordering the company to pay $375 million for failing to protect children on its platforms from exploitation.

Robinhood has announced a $1.5 billion share buyback program as its stock faces significant challenges in 2023.

Enlivex has raised $21 million to purchase Rain tokens, aiming to bolster its treasury linked to the prediction market platform.