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Grindr CEO George Arison is pushing back on Wall Street’s “Grindr discount” with a $350+ EDGE tier, AI integration, and bets on healthcare and long-distance matchmaking.
A federal judge ruled the Trump administration illegally labeled Anthropic a supply-chain risk. A second Pentagon lawsuit remains active in Washington.
OpenAI has lost a top data center executive named Malone, with the company citing a recent infrastructure reorganization in response to questions about the departure.
Authors never consented to AI training on their books. Courts are now deciding if that matters — and the answer isn’t simple.
Puzzle CEO Sasha Orloff, who has raised over $1B, breaks down why messy data, wrong metrics, and bad timing cost founders deals.
OpenAI has added new model monitoring and post-training safeguards after a breach at Hugging Face exposed AI infrastructure vulnerabilities.
PayPal is in active sale talks with Stripe and private equity firm Advent as its new CEO pursues a turnaround. Negotiations are reportedly intensifying.
X is expanding open source code for its “For You” feed and launching tools that show users when ranking systems have suppressed their accounts or posts.
Rippling has filed a counter-lawsuit against startup Runlayer, weeks after Runlayer accused Rippling of stealing its product ideas. The dispute highlights legal risks for small startups.
Google revamped how it names hacking groups. Here’s why codenames matter for tracking adversaries, sharing intelligence, and avoiding premature attribution.