Salman Khan: Bollywood Actor’s Acquittal in Hit and Run Death Called “Travesty of Justice”

Microsoft's AI chief warns that products designed to make artificial intelligence appear human-like could fundamentally mislead users about machine capabilities. The debate highlights tensions between commercial pressures for engaging interfaces and ethical obligations for transparency in AI development.

India's Supreme Court has delivered a landmark ruling against WhatsApp's data-sharing practices, stating the platform cannot compromise user privacy rights. The decision, affecting over 500 million Indian users, establishes critical precedent for technology regulation in emerging markets and challenges Big Tech's data collection business models.

Microsoft's February 2025 Windows 11 update introduces significant enhancements to the Start menu, File Explorer, search functionality, and AI integration through Copilot. The update targets enterprise adoption barriers as Windows 10 approaches end-of-support, while implementing security improvements and performance optimizations critical for organizational deployments.

Eva Amurri and Susan Sarandon likely had people saying, "Like mother, like daughter," at the SAG Awards on Saturday evening. Both ladies showed off ample cleava

Apple's forthcoming foldable iPhone represents a calculated entry into the premium smartphone segment, with leaked specifications revealing significant departures from Samsung's approach in display technology, hinge engineering, and software integration that could redefine industry standards.

The viral spread of Moltbook, a prompt designed to bypass AI safety systems, reveals a critical new security threat. Unlike traditional cyberattacks, these text-based exploits can be shared by anyone, creating distributed vulnerabilities across AI platforms and forcing industry-wide security architecture rethinking.

Google announced this week that its Google Fiber high-speed Internet service will soon be available in San Francisco apartments and condos. "Nearly six year

Former Dell employees have filed a federal lawsuit alleging systematic mismanagement of the company's 401(k) retirement plan, claiming fiduciary breaches under ERISA. The case raises critical questions about corporate responsibility for employee retirement security and could affect thousands of workers.