Relations between the two tech bosses have soured amid a slew of lawsuits and social media digs.

It said the tech would not replace “human decision-making” and was subject to legal oversight.

The Wikimedia Foundation says the new rules could threaten user privacy and safety.

Some six months after DeepSeek shook Silicon Valley, is the Chinese AI chatbot still relevant?

Grok Imagine’s “spicy” mode made explicit videos of Taylor Swift, according to The Verge and Gizmodo.

The tournament saw models from Anthropic, Google, xAI and DeepSeek compete against each other to be crowned the top AI chess player.

Robots on sale at the store include humanoid butlers, chess partners and dogs.

The president signs an order aimed at expanding the kinds of investments allowed in retirement accounts.

GPT-5’s release comes as tech firms continue to compete in an effort to claim the world’s most advanced AI.

Denise Parks was in bed in her home in Coatbridge when a fire broke out in the early hours of the morning.

Liberal Democrats say regulations need to catch up with “the reality of how people are watching content”.

It’s used by millions of us every day, but why was the Quick Response code invented?

Getting work in gaming is harder and harder, especially for new starters. How are young developers following their passions?

World number one Magnus Carlsen takes home $250,000 (£188,000) for winning the online competition.

The company’s self-driving technology failed to prevent a 2019 crash which killed a 22-year-old woman and severely injured her boyfriend in Florida.

Tech companies are restricting debates of public interest to comply the Online Safety Act, analysis shows.

Ofcom said on Friday more than 6,000 porn sites would begin verifying users, but it believes some are ignoring the rules.

Screen time has become synonymous with bad news – but the science may not be as straightforward as it seems

Huda Kattan is accused of “using her massive platform to spread vile antisemitic conspiracy theories”.

Messaging has been turned off on the women’s dating safety app Tea, following a hack which has exposed thousands of members’ images, posts and comments.

The Australian government says the world-first ban is aimed at protecting youth from online harm.