Former Meta scientist tells Oakland jury Instagram kept Take a Break opt-in
George Volichenko testified the teen pause tool stayed a toggle because a default would have hit core metrics.
Read MoreGeorge Volichenko testified the teen pause tool stayed a toggle because a default would have hit core metrics.
Read MoreSteve Marshall issued a consumer-protection subpoena on Monday over last month’s escaped test agent. OpenAI says it is reviewing the Hugging Face incident.
Read MoreMonday’s stack after the plumbing Brief. Export controls showed up inside Nvidia’s Taiwan unit, the supplier started shopping a customer above $30 billion, and the six-figure visa fee came back as a proposed rule.
Read MoreMonday stack from Sunday’s late coverage. The AI buildout showed up as an M&A number on the hub, a red-state governor’s warning, and a police prompt that turns plates into addresses.
Read MoreGarrett Langley is touring “compromise” while Wired reports a police AI that turns neighborhood patterns into names and home addresses.
Read MoreA $6 billion non-exclusive license, 109 job offers, and a letter that insists this is not a buy. The open-weight race still gets the stack.
Read MoreSunday stack from the last day of coverage. The AI buildout showed up as a server bill, a prospectus risk factor, and a customer-share chart that is already moving.
Read MoreAnthropic still has more of Ramp’s paying business customers. OpenAI is adding them faster. That is the whole story under
Read MoreFour receipts from the same week: Nvidia’s biggest customers got early-2027 server invoices with double-digit AI markups, Amazon put the
Read MoreCNBC sources say Anthropic’s forthcoming IPO prospectus will list negative public sentiment toward AI and data centers as a key
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