The same functioning 1976 Apple I that fetched over $671,000 at auction in 2013 heads to the block again, a fresh test of the vintage tech market.

The ride-hailing giant is slashing small teams by nearly half and letting 1% work remotely, signaling a leaner operating model for the post-pandemic era.

A supplemental filing in Apple's suit against OpenAI exposes a legal gray zone: how do you unring a bell an AI has already learned from?

Memory integrity protection arrives on more devices next month, and it may cost you frames.

The Ringer founder’s new habit of using AI to resurrect the late critic’s takes-while OpenAI ads bankroll the show-has his own team rolling their eyes.

OpenAI's CEO pushes back on water consumption fears, citing office-building parity and almond comparisons, even as public opposition mounts.

The takedown isolated 15,000 infected machines, breaking a peer-to-peer network that stole at least $150,000 in crypto via clipboard hijacking.

In a new legal filing, Sony argues that buyers of digital games understand they're purchasing licenses, not ownership-a stance that could reshape consumer rights.

Ahead of Tesla's Cybercab launch, Waymo publicly warns that vision-only, end-to-end AI systems can't cut it for full autonomy.

The data center firm has no operating facilities and no revenue, yet its future hinges on OpenAI contracts. Here's what that means for investors.

The technical report on the Hugging Face breach skips the human failures that let it happen-and that's the real risk for every AI leader.

Apple's amended complaint claims a former employee's laptop proves he accessed proprietary files for OpenAI, escalating a trade secrets fight with big implications for AI talent wars.