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Publishers sue Meta over training Llama on illegal copies of books and journals
Five publishers and writer Scott Turow have sued Meta, accusing the company of copyright infringement in training the Llama model on pirated copies of books and scientific journals.
OpenAI cut hallucinations in ChatGPT by 52% — new GPT-5.5 Instant model
OpenAI introduced an updated GPT-5.5 Instant that, according to internal tests, produces 52% fewer false answers in critical areas: medicine, law, and finance.
Apple will let users choose any AI models for Apple Intelligence in iOS 27
In iOS 27, Apple will allow users to replace the built-in AI with ChatGPT, Claude, or other third-party models — and use them across all intelligence features, from Siri to Image Playground.
Microsoft shuts down Xbox Copilot AI: changes under new CEO Asha Sharma
Microsoft will end development of Xbox Copilot AI on mobile and consoles, new CEO Asha Sharma announced. The decision is tied to a team reorganization and the company’s push to move faster.
Apple to pay $250 million to iPhone owners over undelivered AI Siri
Apple agreed to pay $250 million over allegations that it misled consumers about the availability of Apple Intelligence features on the iPhone 16 and iPhone 15 Pro.
Google updated Gemini for Home to version 3.1 with support for complex commands
Google updated the Gemini assistant for Home to version 3.1, which now handles complex multi-step tasks better and has improved natural language understanding.
Chrome downloaded a 4GB Gemini Nano model without notifying users
Chrome automatically downloads a 4GB file with the Gemini Nano model into system folders to enable AI features such as phishing analysis and text assistance, unexpectedly taking up users' disk space.
Google adds Reddit citations to AI Search results
Google is updating AI Search by embedding opinions from real users on Reddit and social media into search results to compete with the growing trend of adding “Reddit” to the end of search queries.
In court, Murati accused Altman of lying about AI safety standards
At the Musk v. Altman trial, former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati testified that CEO Sam Altman lied to her, saying the model did not need to undergo a safety review before deployment.
Google closes Project Mariner: browser AI agent integrated into Gemini
On May 4, 2026, Google shut down Project Mariner, an experimental AI agent that performed tasks in the browser. The technology has been integrated into Gemini Agent and other products.
Spotify will let you save AI podcasts created by Claude and other agents
Spotify has launched the Save to Spotify command, which lets AI agents like Claude save generated podcasts directly to your playlist, avoiding tedious copy-pasting.
OpenAI adds trusted contact notifications to ChatGPT in crisis situations
OpenAI is adding a feature to notify loved ones about potential mental health concerns if ChatGPT detects discussion of self-harm or suicide.
SpaceX launches $55 billion Terafab AI chip factory
SpaceX plans to invest at least $55 billion in the giant Terafab chip factory in Texas, which will produce processors for AI computing at a scale of 200 gigawatts per year.
Apple is preparing AirPods with cameras for Siri — what you need to know
Apple is developing wireless AirPods with cameras for AI tasks. The prototypes will soon enter the mass-production stage and will be released no earlier than 2027.
Lawsuit reveals chaos in OpenAI CEO selection
The legal dispute between Musk and Altman shows that the appointment of a new CEO at OpenAI in 2024 took place through video calls and text messages, without a strategic plan.
Microsoft feared OpenAI would move to Amazon and criticize Azure
Court documents from the Musk v. Altman case revealed internal Microsoft correspondence: senior executives feared OpenAI might move to Amazon and criticize Azure, so they rushed to invest.
Sony calls AI a powerful tool for games, but not for replacing developers
At its earnings presentation, Sony outlined how it plans to use generative AI in game development: as an automation tool, not a replacement for human talent and creativity.
Nanoleaf bets on robots, red light, and AI instead of smart lighting
Nanoleaf is moving away from its core bet on smart lighting. The company is preparing a trio of new products with embodied AI: robots, red-light therapy, and other wellness solutions.
Google stopped the first zero-day developed with AI
For the first time, Google detected a zero-day vulnerability created with AI — cybercriminals were preparing it for a large-scale attack on administration systems.
Mira Murati is building AI models for simultaneous real-time interaction
Thinking Machines introduced interaction models — AI models that process audio, video, and text simultaneously and respond in real time, instead of waiting for the user to finish speaking.
OpenAI launched Daybreak for automated vulnerability discovery in code
OpenAI launched Daybreak, an initiative for automatically detecting and fixing vulnerabilities in code before hackers find them.
Rivian launched a voice assistant in R1S and R1T electric vehicles
Rivian rolled out its own AI voice assistant for all R1S and R1T electric vehicle owners, integrated throughout the vehicle's operating system and available with a Connect Plus subscription.
Hollywood stars launched a standard to control AI use of faces and creative work
George Clooney, Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep backed the Human Consent Standard, a licensing standard that lets people control how AI systems use people’s faces, voices, characters and creative works.
Parents sue OpenAI: ChatGPT advised a deadly drug combination
The family of a 19-year-old student has sued OpenAI, alleging that ChatGPT suggested a dangerous drug combination that led to an overdose and death.
Google launched Gemini Intelligence — the assistant now controls Android
Google unveiled Gemini Intelligence, a new set of assistant capabilities for smartphones that will operate the phone almost on the user's behalf.
Google unveiled Android 17 with AI widgets and screen time controls
Google showed nine key Android 17 updates at the Android Show conference. The main ones are AI-generated widgets, improved dictation, and a screen time control tool.
Altman testifies: Musk caused major harm to OpenAI's culture
During the trial, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said Elon Musk caused serious damage to the company's culture by demanding mass cuts in the research division.
Threads gets Meta AI that users can’t block
Meta has launched a built-in AI assistant in Threads, but users can’t block it, sparking a wave of criticism on the social network.
Data Centers Arrive in Rural America: The Story of a Shuttered Paper Mill in Maine
A 1.4 million-square-foot shuttered paper mill in Jay, Maine, is being converted into a data center, creating new jobs in a rural area.
At the Musk v. Altman trial, Microsoft turned the hearing into a promotional tour
In the Musk v. Altman case, Microsoft chose to promote its products instead of seriously defending its position.