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OpenAI has reportedly taken more than a million hours of YouTube videos to train its GPT-4 model, the underlying technology powering ChatGPT.

The CEO of YouTube has sent a warning to OpenAI, reminding the company that using any of the platform's content is a violation of its terms of use.

Elon Musk has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman for breach of contract, says they've betrayed an agreement to remain a non-profit.

OpenAI reveals Sora, a new AI model that creates realistic and imaginative scenes from just text instructions... with some incredible results.

The Carlin estate has sued podcasters Will Sasso and Chad Kultgen for creating the 'George Carlin: I'm Glad I'm Dead' comedy special.

OpenAI has publicly responded to the lawsuit filed by The New York Times, saying the publication simply isn't telling the full story.

Generative AI by iStock looks impressive, with powerful editing tools and NVIDIA Picasso tech, all generated images are also commercially safe.

The Tetris company has confirmed a 13-year-old boy has reached a 'monumental' level in Tetris that has only been reached by AI-powered bots.

Microsoft's Xbox indie division sends out a Tweet of an AI-generated image to over 100,000 people, kickstarting a controversy among artists and game devs.

172-year-old newspaper publication The New York Times has sued Microsoft and OpenAI for allegedly using millions of copyrighted articles to train AI.

Apple's decision to prevent Beeper Mini from accessing its iMessage service has caused U.S. lawmakers to look more closely at its motives.

Hogwarts Legacy and The Last of Us make up the top games searched for in 2023 with Barbie and Oppenheimer taking the number one and two spot for movies.

X is facing the problem of more advertisers leaving the social media platform following company owner Elon Musk's harsh comments earlier this week.

Renowned publications are reporting that Elon Musk is choosing to purposely throttle website links on X, but only for websites he doesn't like.

US officials have discovered what they suspect is Chinese malware that has infiltrated US military systems with the intent to 'disrupt'.

Newly released John F. Kennedy CIA and FBI files have loosely connected the president's November 1963 assassination to UFO sightings.

The world's most popular streamer xQc has signed what is now the biggest streaming contract ever with Kick.com, worth approximately $100 million.

Paul McCartney has revealed that the 'final Beatles record' will be made using artificial intelligence and features John Lennon's voice.

Astronomers have discovered that Saturn has many more moons than originally anticipated, beating the recently proclaimed champ of the solar system Jupiter.

The 'Godfather of AI' has quit his decade-long job at Google to warn people about the dangers of the systems he has helped construct.

Google is preparing to jump into the artificial intelligence race with an 'all-new' search engine that's powered by artificial intelligence.

Apple is heavily rumored to be working on releasing a mixed reality headset of its own, but its expected WWDC23 launch is now in doubt.

Twitter has said that parts of its internal source code have been uploaded to GitHub ahead of Elon Musk's plan to make it open-source.

Microsoft has revealed that OpenAI's in-development upgrade to the underlying technology powering Bing Chat and ChatGPT will release soon.

A college student used the widely popular artificial intelligence chatbot called ChatGPT to write an essay that they then submitted for grading.

Facebook attempted to build a railroad that it ended up spending $20 million on but never finished, abandoning the project when the pandemic hit.

After a back-and-forth between Elon Musk and Apple, the company has reportedly 'fully resumed' advertising on Twitter after Musk met with Cook.

Leaked internal documents and text messages showcase how top FTX lawyers tried to strip power away from former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried.

Both Sony and Microsoft continue to use press websites to argue over the Activision merger and attempt to control public discourse about the deal.

An official at Amazon's hardware division has confirmed that jobs are being cut while rumors are swirling that about 10,000 jobs could be impacted.

Elon Musk has ordered a payroll audit at Twitter to determine if some of its employees are actually real people before giving out scheduled bonuses.

Twitter has reenabled its second 'official' gray check mark for accounts that had verification before Elon Musk rolled out the revised Twitter Blue.

Twitter announced that it would be rolling out its verification check marks to Twitter Blue subscribers, but one day later, it's been delayed.

Officials from the US Department of Defense have revealed the location of where the most infamous UFO videos in the last ten years have come from.

Elon Musk has decided he now wants to purchase Twitter, and once the acquisition has gone through, he will develop what he calls 'the everything app'.

Apple designer Jony Ive distances himself from the company, with Ive joining the company back in 1992 helping Steve Jobs.

The European Parliament has voted to classify some natural gas and nuclear power projects as green as part of the EU taxonomy.

SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk has pushed for free speech in the past and has recently fired employees over a criticizing letter.

The National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration has launched an investigation into Tesla vehicles that may cause a recall.

Two sources that have leaked information to The New York Times have said that Netflix is planning on fast-tracking its plans.

A publication has acquired Elon Musk's presentation to investors that outlines his plans for Twitter and his financial targets.

Elon Musk buys Twitter and -- of course -- The New York Times has an expose coming in May called 'Elon Musk's Crash Course'.

The New York Times, Forbes, and other media outlets have been accused of purchasing followers based on a lack of post engagement.

Reports indicate that Russia is attempting a cover-up of the true number of deaths in Ukraine by transporting dead soldiers.

Numerous named US officials have told various outlets that Russia requested help from China with its invasion into Ukraine.

Meta, Facebook's parent company, is currently being sued by the sister of a federal officer who was shot and killed in May 2020.

NASA's chief scientist quit after forty years at the agency, and on his way out, he has mentioned his plan for transforming Mars.

Facebook-owned Instagram disabled user with @metaverse handle after Facebook rebranded itself to Meta, 10+ years flushed for user.

Off the coast of California, a research team stumbled across a very old mammoth tusk 10,000 feet below the ocean's surface.

The International Space Station will soon be home to three new crew members that won't be there for research but to shoot a movie.