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Skydance will sell HBO Max and Paramount+ as a bundle from early 2027. It also plans to merge the two services’ technology within a year, using AI tools to move faster. The company set out the plan on 9 November with its first results since Paramount bought Warner Bros. Discovery.
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Penlink’s Webloc is an application that locates people using information from the weather, gaming, email, and religious apps on their phone. It’s sold to the police. The tool collects vast quantities of location data from smartphones via commonly used weather, gaming, email and religious apps.
Plus, Arnold Vosloo confirms his return as Imhotep in ‘The Mummy: Book of the Dead.’
Here’s how to watch Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County online from anywhere, as Jen Affleck relocates to the OC to create MomTok version 2.
A new report finds that a digital community obsessed with Columbine and similar attacks is promoting apparel modeled after clothing worn by the perpetrators.
Elvis Presley’s music owners and Eminem’s publisher have filed two more lawsuits against Suno, the $5.4bn AI music generator. They join a growing line of rights holders suing Suno. Their complaints spell out two different grievances: the songs, and the voice.
It is built of wood, resembles an Ikea and its power is totally renewable. Plus, it was built with the local community in mind. Is this facility in Falun the best datacentre in the world? ‘It was pretty cool, when they were building it.
Google DeepMind says AI agents have mathematically proved that the code behind Signal’s encryption keeps its main security promises. The lab announced the result on 10 November, together with a new framework called AlphaProof Code and a technical paper.
SoftBank Group swung to a net loss of ¥1.12tn ($7.1bn) in the July to September quarter. The biggest single hit was a $3.7bn writedown on power equipment for US AI data centres. SoftBank had paid for it in advance, then changed its plans.
The US Justice Department has sued Lyft over riders with disabilities. It alleges that the ride-hailing company and its drivers routinely refuse to serve them, including blind riders with guide dogs and people who use stowable wheelchairs.
Google’s one judicial win against Brussels may not survive, as an adviser to the EU’s top court said on Thursday that the General Court erred in 2024 when it annulled the company’s €1.49B ($1.7B) AdSense fine, and proposed that the judgment be set aside and the case sent back for a fresh ruling.
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