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VPN providers are not liable for copyright infringement, the European Court of Justice said The Court expressly recognized VPNs as “lawful technical tools” The case centered on the fight over copyright Anne Frank’s diary In a major victory for digital rights and common sense, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has officially […]

Singer Lorde called Spotify’s AI ‘About the Song’ feature She says it contained incorrect details and limits the free interpretation of listeners Users have started catching its bugs Spotify is always dropping new tools to improve your listening experience, but one of its newest features has been called out by one of the most influential

Report finds 74% of mainstream AI users now ask questions of AI instead of human colleagues New employees miss out on vital social interactions for the company culture Employees say they feel more self-reliant and confident in making decisions While the jury is still out on whether AI can be set to replace human workers

Celeste Ecoflyer’s daS10, an inflatable drone, can reportedly fly for more than 10 hours Its 8-meter pneumatic wing replaces much of a conventional aircraft structure The drone can reportedly travel approximately 500 miles in one direction A French aviation startup is developing a 24-foot inflatable drone designed to stay in the air for more than

Reports indicate that Huawei is building and operating DRAM factories through a joint venture with state-controlled SwaySure This is part of an alleged 11-factory network Huawei operates behind state-owned fronts, which it denies exists The move, seen as a bid by Huawei to secure captive HBM supply for its increasingly powerful Ascend AI chips, could

Pentagon eyes abound with cheap drones over a handful of expensive fighter jets Carrier decks may soon be filled with robots that perform eight different combat missions The US Navy’s next fighter wing could fly itself from start to finish and back The US Navy has issued a request for information (RFI) to seek a

Saronic’s Port Alpha facility can be expanded from 835 acres to nearly 4,400 acres The yard could eventually build vessels exceeding 1,200 feet in length Saronic expects that Port Alpha will create up to 10,000 direct jobs Saronic has chosen Brownsville, Texas, for ‘Port Alpha’, a planned shipyard designed to produce autonomous vessels on an

Streamers are now included in the ATSC loudness guidelines for advertising Ads should not be higher than the programs before or after them California law is driving change across the United States For almost as long as there have been ads on television, advertisers have tried to make those ads as loud as possible through

SK On says solid-state cells can give industrial robots the 8+ hour runtime of a human shift, but adoption may be another story While upcoming solid-state batteries increase productivity through longer run times and lower total operating costs, they are prohibitively more expensive than some of their lithium-ion peers Modern Li-on-based batteries are less than

Chris Fall, the head of CAISI, has resigned Fall only took up the job three months ago in April 2026 The departure is likely to shake up the administration’s AI strategy again The head of the Trump administration’s Center for AI Standards and Innovation (CAISI) has stepped down from his role, Axios has reported. Chris