Court Rules Saudi Arabia Behind Hack of Exiled YouTuber
A London court has ruled that Saudi Arabia was responsible for hacking and harassing YouTuber Ghanem al‑Masarir after he posted...
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Judge Signals Trouble for xAI’s Trade‑Secrets Case
A U.S. federal judge has indicated she may dismiss xAI’s lawsuit accusing OpenAI of stealing trade secrets. Her preliminary assessment...
SIA CEO John Neuffer to Step Down
The Semiconductor Industry Association has announced that its longtime president and CEO, John Neuffer, will retire in mid‑2026. His 11‑year...
Meta Faces Scrutiny Over AI Chatbot Policies
Newly released court documents allege that Meta allowed minors to access AI chatbots capable of sexual interactions despite internal safety...
Tech Giants Face Trial Over Youth Addiction Claims
A landmark trial in California will examine whether Meta, TikTok and YouTube can be held responsible for allegedly contributing to...
Spain Ends Pegasus Probe Again Amid Lack of Answers
Spain’s High Court has once more closed its investigation into the alleged use of Pegasus spyware against senior government officials....
Judge Allows Antitrust Case Against Google to Proceed
A U.S. federal judge has ruled that a consumer antitrust lawsuit accusing Google of maintaining an illegal monopoly in online...
Mentoring Programs Boost Access to Higher School Tracks
A new study from the Universities of Bonn and Cologne shows that mentoring programs can help reduce educational inequality in...
UK Signals Tougher Rules for Child Online Safety
The UK government is considering stronger measures to protect children on social media after concerns about misuse of AI image‑generation...
FTC Targets Big Tech’s Talent‑Focused Deals
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission is increasing scrutiny of Big Tech’s growing use of “acqui‑hire” arrangements, where companies secure a...
