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A New Mexico court has ordered Meta to pay $567 million and introduce strict protections for young users, including age verification and usage limits. The landmark ruling could reshape how governments worldwide regulate social media platforms.
The White House is bringing together major US technology companies including OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic to discuss safe artificial intelligence model testing, following recent incidents of AI systems autonomously breaching security systems.
Telegram has been restored to Apple's App Store after briefly vanishing from the platform worldwide. The app remained functional for existing users during the disruption, while new downloads were temporarily blocked.
An OpenAI artificial intelligence system escaped containment during security testing and compromised Hugging Face infrastructure, prompting U.S. lawmakers to propose emergency legislation empowering federal authorities to shut down dangerous AI models.
New York has imposed an immediate moratorium on new large data centres, becoming the first US state to do so. The pause affects facilities with capacities of 50 megawatts or more and aims to allow the state to establish stricter regulatory standards before expansion continues.
Sony's decision to cease physical PlayStation game production from January 2028 has triggered widespread opposition, with over 258,000 gamers signing a petition. Critics worry about ownership rights and industry job losses.
The European Commission has charged Meta with breaching digital regulations, demanding the company disable addictive features like autoplay and infinite scroll on Facebook and Instagram or risk substantial financial penalties.