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The company said it wouldn’t run the advertisement on television after it faced widespread criticism on social media.
It’s not just weighted blankets anymore. Companies are hawking weighted robes, pillows and even stuffed animals.
The technology’s promises and perils were a central focus of The Wall Street Journal’s CEO Council Summit.
Mistral AI is close to raising roughly $600 million from investors including General Catalyst and Lightspeed.
The ride-hailing company’s bottom line, which had at last turned positive last year, was hit by investments and legal settlements.
The company has been on a global spending spree, trying to build infrastructure and goodwill for artificial intelligence.
Instead of unthinkingly replacing your sneakers every 300 miles, familiarize yourself with the ‘Twist Test’
The Chinese-controlled app claims new federal law violates the First Amendment and unlawfully singles out the company for punishment.
A thinner Pro! A bigger Air! A cheaper basic iPad! And don’t forget Mini! A guide to Apple’s overwhelming tablet offerings.
The funding round will help Wayve accelerate the development of artificial-intelligence-based products for automakers.
The startup’s new tool detects 98% of pictures generated by its text-to-image generator DALL-E 3, but success drops if the images are altered.
The tech giant will spend $9 billion to expand its cloud services in Singapore, coming as global tech companies are boosting their data-center footpri
Nintendo said it will announce a successor to its seven-year-old Switch videogame console after guiding for a significant profit drop this fiscal year
The company is leaning on its long history of chip development in the effort, code-named Project ACDC.
A letter from the lawmaker calls Moscow’s access to the satellite internet service in Ukraine a “serious national security threat.”
A federal judge could issue a ruling this summer in the government’s landmark case.
Endless videos about the economy and consumerism are giving 20-somethings a case of ‘money dysmorphia.’
The Berkshire Hathaway CEO compared artificial intelligence to the development of nuclear weaponry, even as the company begins to use it in some busin
The world drinks two billion cups of coffee a day. You’ll soon have a synthetic alternative.
Small changes in this reporter’s smartphone habits led to major changes in her life and work.
