Technology

The Defense Department is adding versions of OpenAI’s ChatGPT and SpaceXAI’s Grok to a central AI-tools portal that already includes Google’s Gemini.

The FTC and 22 states allege Amazon secretly charged businesses more for advertising, opening a new front in regulatory scrutiny of the company’s marketplace power.

After decades of operating autonomous equipment at remote mining sites, Caterpillar is bringing that deployment experience to artificial intelligence.

Nvidia’s $3.5 billion investment in MediaTek points to a strategy aimed at preserving its role in AI infrastructure as major technology companies develop more chips in-house.

The startup, founded by a Harvard Law dropout, is building an app designed to give officers real-time legal and policy guidance.

The platform is responding to rising frustration over AI influencers by limiting distribution for AI-run profiles that do not disclose their nature.

Microsoft says it is testing a remedy for widespread Outlook problems that caused email delays and delivery failures.

The young company is recruiting across technical and product disciplines, signaling an early effort to build both its AI capabilities and the product teams around them.

The healthcare distributor says it was hacked and expects intermittent service degradation. Hackers claim they stole millions of patient records, a claim not independently verified in the company’s statement.

As AI improves vulnerability discovery and exploitation, the useful life of government hacking capabilities could become shorter—and the policy fight over device access may intensify.