San Francisco has directed Apple and Google to remove dozens of apps from their stores that digitally undress people in photos without consent, violating California laws against non-consensual deepfake pornography. Despite warnings and reports since early 2023, both companies continued hosting and profiting from these apps. The city warns Apple and Google they could face civil penalties and demands a response within 28 days. This move highlights growing legal and ethical scrutiny on tech platforms enabling harmful AI-driven content.
Adams Diversified Equity Fund reported a 12.9% total return on net asset value for the first nine months of 2026, outperforming the S&P 500's 12.8% and the Morningstar U.S. Large Blend category's 11.5%. The fund's market price return was even higher ...
Nvidia, Apple, and Cisco have pledged multimillion-dollar donations to fund the renovation of President Donald Trump's White House ballroom, with Nvidia and Apple each contributing $25 million and Cisco $5 million. Other major tech companies like Ama...
Apple and Meta have partnered to allow developers to run Meta's Muse Spark Open AI model locally on Apple's high-end Mac Studio computers. This collaboration marks a rare alliance between two rivals, reflecting a shift in Silicon Valley as powerful A...
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) is struggling to meet soaring demand for advanced chips driven by the AI boom, creating intense competition for its limited manufacturing capacity. Major tech firms like Nvidia, AMD, Apple, Google, and Am...
Apple plans to introduce its initial AI features in China by December 2026 after regulatory delays, but this rollout excludes the latest Siri AI introduced in 2026. The AI features coming to China are based on the 2024 version, including tools like W...
