Indian creators hail ads revenue from Twitter
New Delhi-- Elon Musk-run Twitter on Friday started paying Indian creators their share of ads revenue under its newly launched 'ads revenue sharing programme'...
Taliban supports Musk’s Twitter over Zuckerberg’s Threads
New Delhi-- The Taliban has come out in support of Elon Musk-run Twitter over Mark Zuckerberg-run Threads on Instagram, saying other platforms cannot replace...
Top US authors sue OpenAI, Meta over copyright infringement
San Francisco-- Comedian and author Sarah Silverman, along with authors Christopher Golden and Richard Kadrey, have sued Sam Altman-run OpenAI and Mark Zuckerberg-owned Meta...
Thumbs-up emoji over text message amounts to contractual agreement: Judge
Toronto-- A judge in Canada has said that a thumbs-up emoji can amount to a contractual agreement, while ordering a farmer to pay over...
Man credits Apple Watch fall detection for saving his life
San Francisco-- A man has credited Apple Watch's fall detection feature for saving his life by calling emergency services and his wife.
Last week, Alexander...
Google Lens to help you find skin conditions
San Francisco-- Google has introduced a new feature in its Lens app (a computer vision-powered app), which will allow users to search for skin...
Jack Dorsey saga: How Elon Musk learnt fast to respect strict Indian laws
New Delhi-- As former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey created a storm by claiming that the Indian government threatened to shut down the platform and...
‘We’ll shut you down, raid homes’: Ex-Twitter CEO Dorsey on pressure from India
New Delhi-- Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, in an exploratory remark, has claimed that India had put pressure on the micro-blogging platform, including giving...
Social media ‘trust or distrust’ buttons may help curb spread of fake news
London-- The addition of 'trust' and 'distrust' buttons on social media, alongside standard 'like' buttons, could help to reduce the spread of misinformation, finds...
If AI goes wrong, it can go quite wrong: OpenAI CEO to US lawmakers
San Francisco-- Sam Altman, CEO of Microsoft-backed OpenAI, has admitted that if generative artificial intelligence (AI) technology goes wrong, it can go quite wrong,...
