Lawsuits Claim OpenAI Chose Good PR Over Warning Cops About a Mass Shooter
Remember when tech companies promised their AI would save humanity? Turns out PR still comes first.
Remember when tech companies promised their AI would save humanity? Turns out PR still comes first.
Things just went from bad to worse in the Middle East after a US strike hit a wedding, and Iran is making sure everyone knows they're not taking it sitting down.
The saga of the Kennedy Center nameplate just took a turn that feels like a fever dream.
Things are going sideways on the USS Abraham Lincoln, and Washington is playing the blame game instead of listening to the families.
Turns out all those endless internet flame wars aren't actually about having different perspectives. It is much simpler and pettier than that.
The American justice system just had its busiest Thursday in sixteen years, with three separate lethal injections wrapping up before dinner.
The economy is finally taking a breather, but the folks at ICE have decided their day-to-day needs a jolt of Star Wars villainy.
When the new guy in the ambassador's chair uses the T-word, you know things have gone off the rails.
After turning Apple into a multi-trillion-dollar juggernaut, Tim Cook is officially passing the baton to hardware chief John Ternus.
The highest court in the land is all in on fancy dance floors, meanwhile, the Army’s top civilian just packed his bags.
Just when everyone thought the Middle East couldn't get any louder, Washington decided to send another very loud message.
It seems the Pentagon office culture has reached a breaking point, and Dan Driscoll is the latest one walking out the door.