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The technology company, headquartered in Washington, is cutting 122 workers in Silicon Valley. The layoffs heavily affected software engineering roles.

The state confirmed Wednesday that it will pay out $10 million, instead of $30 million, to California newsrooms for the 2025-26 fiscal year.

The driverless ride-hailing service Waymo issued a recall for 1,212 vehicles after a series of minor crashes involving obstacles in the road.

Curtis recently called out Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg because his social media company ignored her messages to take down a fake AI-generated ad on Instagram that had been up for months.

World made its official U.S. debut, allowing people to scan their eyes in Los Angeles, San Francsico, Austin, Atlanta Nashville and Miami, to verify they're human. As AI makes it tougher to tell who is real and fake online, people are weighing ...

The company's announcement comes after other nonprofit leaders have raised concerns about OpenAI's decision to move its commercial business into its own for-profit company.

Apple TV+ has been critically acclaimed with shows like "Severance" and "The Studio," but it remains small compared to many streaming rivals.

A federal judge ordered Apple to stop levying commissions on off-app purchases, opening the door for developers to earn more revenue.

The video game company's latest workforce reduction also hit its subsidiary Respawn Entertainment, the studio behind popular games Apex Legends and Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.

Amazon said it doesn't plan to go through with a suggestion to show the costs of tariffs next to the prices of some products in an online storefront featuring low prices.