Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman called for a new platform in Mumbai on Friday to help Indian technology companies coordinate with foreign governments and regulators.
The Federal Trade Commission issued a five-year ban on General Motors selling customer data to third parties and consumer reporting agencies.
Anthropic announced on Thursday that it terminated multiple instances of government-backed surveillance operations utilizing its artificial intelligence models.
A global cybersecurity company released a new survey showing that 86 percent of small and medium size businesses experienced at least one cyber incident in the past year. The report identifies phishing attacks, software exploits, and ransomware as the most damaging threats cited by respondents. Financial loss was reported by 22 percent of participants, while data theft remained a primary focus for attackers.
Blizzard revealed at BlizzCon that the new StarCraft game will launch in spring 2030. The title is described as a story-driven open-world shooter rather than a real-time strategy installment. This project follows years of rumors regarding canceled attempts to create a 3D shooter for the franchise.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told Fortune that going public in 2026 is not happening. He stated the company will wait until the business and society are ready for the technology. The decision comes amid recent safety concerns and a hack of Hugging Face.
Matt Mullenweg announced via Slack that he has regained control of Automattic after a recent board decision placed him on paid leave. Multiple sources confirm Mary Hubbard, Executive Director of WordPress.org, stated she was relieved to see his return to the role. An official spokesperson previously indicated Mullenweg was on leave while Mark Davies served as interim CEO.
