The December 2024 shutdown was not an argument about outsourcing. It was an argument about who owns the general ledger, and…
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Apple faces $32.5bn Illinois lawsuit over iPhone face scans
Apple biometric lawsuit covering up to 6.5 million Illinois consumers can proceed after a US appeals court rejected the company’s challenge…
LinkedIn adds ‘AI slop’ button as 40% of long posts found AI-written
LinkedIn AI slop button: users can now privately flag posts they suspect are AI-generated, as the platform scraps its own AI…
London mayor Sadiq Khan accuses Palantir of bypassing procurement rules
The Met Police intended “at each stage” to award the larger contract to the U.S. tech firm, a legal statement claims….
Apple launches Klarna device leasing in US from $17.99 a month
Apple Upgrade, a device leasing programme provided by Klarna, launched in the United States on Tuesday with iPhone leases starting at…
Burnham hugs Zelenskyy close in first test on world stage
Britain’s new prime minister said he will visit Ukraine soon after a “warm” meeting with the country’s president. …
Harry Potter publisher lands £14m in Anthropic AI payout
Bloomsbury will bank about £14m from Anthropic’s $1.5bn AI copyright settlement. What the landmark payout means for UK SMEs that own…
EU hits China’s Alibaba with €550M record fine over illegal products
“There were a lot of counterfeit products, unsafe toys and dangerous cosmetics” on AliExpress, Europe’s tech chief says. …
Whitehall’s AI playbook: train staff first, switch on tools second
The Department for Business and Trade paired specialist AI skills training with the launch of Ask DBT. What Whitehall’s playbook means…
Traders will pay to see Trump’s posts before you do
Trump Media’s Truth API will sell trading firms millisecond access to the president’s market-moving Truth Social posts. What it means for…