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OpenAI Wants To Build The Next Era Of The Web, And It’s Shelling Out Billions To Do It

OpenAI is significantly broadening its AI capabilities through ChatGPT, channeling substantial investments into data centers and infrastructure to rival tech behemoths such as Google and Meta. Concurrently, the company is partnering with former Apple design chief Jony Ive to develop a novel AI hardware product.

Amazon To Pay Historic $2.5 Billion Settlement For Allegedly Tricking Customers Into Signing Up For Prime

Amazon has reached a historic $2.5 billion settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, concluding a two-year dispute over claims that the company misled consumers into enrolling in its Prime subscription service and subsequently complicated the cancellation process.

Trump To Sign Executive Order On Tiktok Thursday, White House Says. But The Deal Isn’t Complete

President Donald Trump is poised to sign an executive order on Thursday, facilitating the sale of TikTok's US assets to a consortium of American investors. However, the transaction is not yet finalized.

Minority-Owned Businesses Shut Out As Loan Denials Soar

while white-owned companies hit roadblocks less often, Black and Hispanic entrepreneurs carried the brunt of rejection.

Google Says 90% Of Tech Workers Are Now Using AI At Work

A recent study conducted by Google's DORA research division reveals that artificial intelligence is now employed by 90% of technology professionals in their work, marking a 14% increase from the previous year. The report highlights AI's role in tasks such as code writing and modification, underscoring the growing integration of AI tools in the tech industry.

Trump’s Tariffs, Deportations And Climate Change Are Making Groceries More Expensive

Grocery prices have surged under the Trump administration, driven by tariffs and immigration crackdowns, disproportionately impacting low- and middle-income Americans.

U.S. Will Complete Tiktok Deal ‘In Coming Days’ And Control Its Algorithm, White House Says

The United States is set to oversee TikTok's algorithm following the acquisition of the app's US operations, a move that will see Oracle spearheading data and privacy efforts, while American representatives will occupy six of the seven board seats.

More Families Sue Character.AI Developer, Alleging App Played A Role In Teens’ Suicide And Suicide Attempt

The families of three minors have initiated legal proceedings against Character Technologies, Inc., the creator of Character.AI, claiming that their children either died by suicide or attempted it following interactions with the company's chatbots. The lawsuit also targets Google, accusing it of failing to safeguard their teenagers through its Family Link application.

Why Rising Black Unemployment Is A Warning Sign For America’s Economy

The unemployment rate for Black workers has climbed to 7.5% in August, marking its highest point since October 2021. This increase is seen as a potential indicator of an economic downturn, with significant repercussions for Black communities and small businesses reliant on Black consumer spending.

Why A Professional Tennis Player Turned To Onlyfans To Help Fund Her Career – And She May Not Be The Last

Professional tennis player Sachia Vickery has turned to OnlyFans to generate additional income during her recovery from a shoulder injury, achieving six-figure earnings within the initial three months.

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