Families of Uvalde school shooting survivors and victims are suing UPS and FedEx, accusing companies of multiple oversights when the weapons used in the Robb Elementary School shooting were sent to the shooter.
The Oversight Board has published its latest annual report looking at its influence on Meta and ability to shift the policies that govern Facebook and Instagram.
Inna Tokarev-Sela, founder and CEO of Illumex, says she recognized this data readiness problem years ago, and she started Illumex with the goal of making it easier for organizations to organize data in an automated way. “We automatically associate the business logic of an organization, automatically mapping it to data, and we bring the relevant data to the questions which business users have,” Tokarev-Sela told TechCrunch. The company is combining a number of technologies to achieve this including generative AI, graph databases and relational databases, pulling all this information together into what Tokarev-Sela calls a data fabric, which companies can access to train LLMs and for other purposes.
Google Translate is using PaLM 2 for its 110 language expansion.
Valve has launched its own game recorder in beta, and yes, it also serves as a native recorder on the Steam Deck.
Such was the case with Dafydd Stuttard, a security expert who goes by Daf. Nearly two decades ago, living in the small market town of Knutsford in Cheshire in the northwest of England, Daf was working as a security consultant for different clients.
Amazon is facing another competition lawsuit in the UK. The latest claim, which was filed Thursday, is seeking more than £2.7BN in damages — or around $3.4BN at current exchange rates — before the UK's Competition Appeals Tribunal. The case is being brought by Andreas Stephan, a professor of competition law at the University of East Anglia and head of its Law School, on behalf of more than 200,000 UK third-party sellers on Amazon.
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French startup Dust has raised a $16 million Series A funding round led by Sequoia Capital. With Dust, companies can create custom AI assistants and share them with their employees so that they can work more efficiently. Unlike a consumer-facing tool like ChatGPT, Dust assistants are connected to a company’s data and documents.
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Dak Prescott filed a separate lawsuit against his accuser claiming she tried to extort him for $100 million.
Buzelis didn't hide his tears of joy after the Bulls selected him in Wednesday night's first round of the NBA Draft.
The 44-year-old now waits to hear the jury's decision on whether she killed her police officer boyfriend in January 2022.
The better analysis of MLB's new uniforms turned out to be "Nike f***ed this up."
Rivian shares are surged after the EV maker announced a joint venture deal with Volkswagen, crucially bringing fresh capital into Rivian’s coffers.
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The Volvo EX30 is delayed until 2025 in the United States.
This week in AI, music labels accused two startups developing AI-powered song generators, Udio and Suno, of copyright infringement. The RIAA, the trade organization representing the music recording industry in the U.S., announced lawsuits against the companies on Monday, brought by Sony Music Entertainment, Universal Music Group, Warner Records and others. The suits claim that Udio and Suno trained the generative AI models underpinning their platforms on labels' music without compensating those labels — and request $150,000 in compensation per allegedly infringed work.
Meta continued to limit political content even for users who had opted in to seeing it due to an unspecified "error."
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New home sales hit a six-month low as high mortgage rates continued to weigh on buyers.
