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A company controlling Elvis Presley’s music catalog has sued Anthropic, alleging the AI firm used 274 of his songs without permission to train its Claude chatbot.
Apple’s Safari and Google’s Chrome and shopping tools can now automatically track product prices and notify users of drops, but the convenience comes with account sign-ins and data-sharing settings worth reviewing first.
Apple’s iOS 27 lets iPhone owners build their own digital Wallet passes from photos of barcode-based cards like library and gym memberships, joining similar tools already on Samsung and Google phones — but the feature stops well short of replacing IDs, payment cards or secure credentials.
A former OpenAI engineer charged with planting a recording device in the company’s San Francisco office had a one-way flight to Saudi Arabia booked before his arrest, the DOJ says, part of a broader week of AI security, regulation and legal news.
Elon Musk unveiled a remote-controlled Tesla Roadster that flies, flips and drives upside down using SpaceX thruster technology, with production slated for 2028.
A Saudi national working as an OpenAI engineer has been charged after a hidden, toilet-paper-concealed recording device was found in the company’s San Francisco executive conference room, in a case federal prosecutors call a national security matter.
Security researchers say a new Windows malware strain called x47.c can use xAI’s Grok chatbot to help it evade detection while stealing passwords, hijacking browser sessions and draining victims’ AI account credits.
Researchers have found a new version of MacSync malware that hides malicious commands inside a public iCloud calendar event, part of a broader attack chain that can steal passwords, crypto wallet data and system files from Macs.
Home title fraud happens when a criminal forges a deed or tricks a homeowner into signing paperwork that transfers ownership — here is how to check your own property records for free and what paid monitoring services can and cannot do.
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