OpenAI has now announced a significant upgrade to the AI model powering its Operator agent, a tool designed to autonomously navigate the web and utilize various software applications within a cloud-based virtual environment. The new version, known as o3 Operator, marks a transition from
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California is now reportedly gearing up for a legal battle against the federal government following a recent Senate vote that overturned the state’s authority to set stricter vehicle emissions standards. Attorney General Rob Bonta announced the state’s intention to sue, asserting that the action undermines California’s longstanding efforts to combat air pollution. On Thursday, Senate
In a significant development announced at Google I/O 2025, the tech giant
Spotify has now reportedly responded to criticism from podcasters concerning its recent
The DC government has purchased questionable Electric Vehicle technology, WUSA9 reports. The company, Mullen Automotive, claims that its module can increase the
Never Back Down, a Ron DeSantis Super-PAC, has broken new ground by using an AI generated voice in a campaign video, Politico
Data collection is everywhere on devices. Whether on phones, laptops, or smart watches, app makers are able to glean much personal information
The Federal Trade Commission has taken an interest in Open AI, the company that operates Chat GPT, USA Today says. The FTC
The Federal Communications Commission has set its sights on combatting SIM-swapping, the Verge reports. SIM swapping is a major threat to digital
Apple and Google have joined forces to tackle the threat of stalking, MacWorld reports. Both companies will be working on a common
TikTok, the popular social media app controlled by the Chinese company ByteDance, has made its way to the American Judiciary, the New
Canada has withdrawn all its government advertising from Meta’s platform, the BBC reports. This is in response to Meta’s threat of blocking
A federal judge has ordered the Biden Administration, including members of executive agencies, to cease all contact with social media companies, the
The Supreme Court recently released its decisions from 2022 arguments. While the dismantling of affirmative action and blocking of student loan discharge