Elon Musk’s X hit with trademark lawsuit from marketing agency
X Corp., formerly known as Twitter, was sued in federal court in Florida on Monday by a legal-marketing company that claims the social media giant’s new name infringes its trademark...
Church uses ChatGPT AI for ‘meaningful’ Sunday morning worship
Need to teach the holy trinity? Just use ChatGPT. A Methodist church in North Austin, Texas turned to such technology as an “unorthodox” way to teach the good book along...
Elon Musk’s Tesla misses delivery estimates amid production delays
Elon Musk’s Tesla missed market estimates for third-quarter deliveries on Monday as planned upgrades at its factories forced production halts. The electric-vehicle maker handed over 435,059 vehicles in the three months to Sept....
Sam Bankman-Fried paid Tom Brady $55 million for a week of work: author
Tom Brady was paid $55 million for doing about a week’s worth of work total over a three-year period by disgraced cryptocurrency mogul Sam Bankman-Fried, according to a bestselling author....
Tom Hanks warns of ‘AI version of me’ promoting dental plan
Don’t sully his name. Tom Hanks, 67, took to Instagram on Sunday to warn followers that he was not involved in a promotional video for a dental plan that he...
‘I would have heard it’
Gossip that top executives at bankrupt crypto giant FTX were enmeshed in a sex-fueled “polycule” is exaggerated at best, according to a former employee — who claims they instead spent...
US judge blasted for secrecy in Google antitrust case after presiding over Jan. 6 trials
The Obama-appointed federal judge overseeing the landmark antitrust case against Google is facing criticism for allowing the search giant to seal much of the testimony — a stark change from...
TikTok promotes illegal steroids to teens, nonprofit warns
TikTok has become a key marketing channel for promoting steroids and other bodybuilding drugs to millions of the video-sharing site’s users, according to a damning report. The study by the...
Supreme Court takes on Texas, Florida social media laws
The US Supreme Court on Friday agreed to decide the legality of Republican-backed state laws in Texas and Florida that constrain the ability of social media companies to curb content on their platforms...
