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A Jury Took Less Than Two Hours to Kill Elon Musk’s $150 Billion Vendetta Against OpenAI

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A California jury needed less than two hours to kill Elon Musk’s blockbuster lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman. The verdict, based on statute of limitations, leaves the biggest question in AI unanswered: who holds an $852 billion company accountable to its founding mission?

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Meta Threatens to Pull Facebook and Instagram From New Mexico Rather Than Redesign Apps for Kids

Meta Threatens to Pull Facebook and Instagram From New Mexico Rather Than Redesign Apps for Kids

Phase two of New Mexico’s landmark child safety trial begins today. A jury already found Meta guilty and ordered $375 million in damages. Now prosecutors want forced algorithmic redesigns, the end of infinite scroll for minors, and a court-supervised safety monitor. Meta’s response: it might just leave the state entirely.

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Elon Musk vs Sam Altman: Inside the OpenAI Trial That Could Reshape the Future of Artificial Intelligence

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Elon Musk testified for nearly two hours in an Oakland courtroom Tuesday, telling jurors he founded OpenAI as a nonprofit to benefit humanity and the defendants “stole a charity.” With $130 billion in damages at stake and the future of AI governance on the line, this trial could become the most consequential tech ruling in a generation.

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Tim Cook Stepping Down: What John Ternus as Apple CEO Means for the Company’s AI Future

Tim Cook Stepping Down: What John Ternus as Apple CEO Means for the Company's AI Future

Tim Cook will step down as Apple CEO on September 1, becoming executive chairman. John Ternus, the 50-year-old hardware engineering chief who joined Apple in 2001, takes the helm in only the third leadership transition in the company’s modern history, signaling a pivot toward AI and engineering-first innovation.

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