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Washington plans rules limiting semiconductor shipments to some countries accused of supplying Beijing.

Australia plans to implement a new charge on the owners of global tech platforms, attempting to shore up local media outlets months after Facebook cut ties with traditional news providers.

The president-elect had blasted the tech tycoon during the presidential campaign, but ties have been improving.

Microsoft said it will record an $800 million impairment charge tied to its minority investment in General Motor's now-scrapped robotaxi program Cruise.

ChatGPT integration, Genmojis and more--the newest Apple Intelligence update gives the iPhone 16 a reason for being.

It's largely up to companies to test whether their AI is capable of superhuman harm. At Anthropic, the Frontier Red Team assesses the risk of catastrophe.

The European Union's digital regulator is looking into Google's advertising practices under an online content law that bans companies from using minors' data for targeted advertising.

The social-media veteran is profiting from feeding artificial-intelligence companies' insatiable appetite for conversational text.

Beijing opened the investigation a week after the U.S. placed additional export controls on China's access to high-end semiconductors.

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