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TikTok settled three teen social media addiction lawsuits before an October trial. Why the pattern matters, and why SA has no equivalent legal remedy.
A judge has temporarily paused Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, raising bigger questions about competition and ownership in Hollywood.
Tidal has become the first major streaming service to stop paying royalties on fully AI-generated music, setting a new precedent for the industry.
Remembering Claude Guillemont, co-founder of Ubisoft, who tragically passed away in a plane crash at the age of sixty-nine.
The NO FAKES Act would protect people from AI-generated voice and likeness clones, earning support from Hollywood, music, and tech giants.
Robots may soon make t-shirts using glue instead of stitching, but the shift could transform fashion, jobs, and the future of manufacturing.
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck are facing a lawsuit from Miami-Dade officers who claim Netflix’s The Rip falsely portrayed them as corrupt cops.
The internet’s original “assistant” just got shown the door, and this time it’s for good. After 25 years of trying…
AI is making it easier for students to get answers without understanding them. HelloAida is trying to change that in South African classrooms.