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Cruise is fixing the way its driverless vehicles respond to an accident with a software update.
Revel briefly shut down its NYC moped service in 2021 following two fatal crashes and fully eliminated the service in D.C. and Miami the following year.
Hollywood actors entered their 100th day on strike last week in part over demands for contractual protections against AI.
Amazon shut down 68 physical retail stores last year, citing a shift in focus.
The average monthly cost for streaming services increased by 25% in the last year alone.
Current and former drivers for Uber and Lyft will receive a part of a settlement.
Two U.S. lawmakers claim Costco is going against its global Code of Conduct by selling products associated with cybersecurity risks and human rights abuse.
Apple paid $500 million to settle a separate lawsuit in the U.S. claiming it intentionally slowed down older iPhones.
LinkedIn invested $10 billion in OpenAI's ChatGPT to keep up with the growing demand for AI.
Tesla still faces several investigations by the NHTSA and the DoJ for its Autopilot and Full Self-Driving software after several reported car crashes.
Apple won't allow companies to use third-party payment options but charges a 30% commission to use Apple Pay.
Cyberattacks in the U.S. rose by 45% this year, compared to the second half of 2022.
The Google CEO claims his company is the top search engine because it gives users a better search experience.
Threads Software Limited refuses to change its name 'simply to avoid confusion' with Meta's Threads.
X is one of the top social media platforms for spurring misleading or false information.
One executive revealed the number, and it's more than the GDP of Haiti.
Tesla recalled more than 3.4 million vehicles between 2018 and February 2023.
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