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John Carreyou and Other Authors Bring New Lawsuit Against Six Major AI Companies

BeauHD / slashdot - A group of authors led by John Carreyrou has filed a new lawsuit against Anthropic, Google, OpenAI, Meta, xAI, and Perplexity, accusing the AI firms of training models on pirated copies of their books. TechCrunch reports: If this sounds familiar, it's bec…

#ai #techpolicy #antitrust #aiethics #genai #litigation #regulation #copyright

Pulitzer Winner Sues 6 AI Giants for Billions Over Copyright

2 months / eweek / eWEEK Staff

Authors sue six AI giants for book piracy

2 months / the-decoder / Matthias Bastian

John Carreyou and Other Authors Bring New Lawsuit Against Six Major AI Companies

2 months / slashdot / BeauHD

John Carreyrou and other authors bring new lawsuit against six major AI companies

2 months / reddit / /u/Moonskaraos

John Carreyrou and other authors bring new lawsuit against six major AI companies

2 months / techcrunch / Amanda Silberling

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ServiceNow to Acquire Cybersecurity Startup Armis for About $7.75 Billion

Nicholas G. Miller / wsj - ServiceNow agreed to acquire cybersecurity startup Armis for about $7.75 billion in cash in a move intended to take advantage of growing demand for AI security.

#ai #cybersecurity #innovation #enterprise #infosec #cloudsec #aiethics #business #security #acquisitions

ServiceNow To Buy Armis For $7.75 Billion As It Bets Big On Cybersecurity For AI

2 months / slashdot / BeauHD

ServiceNow opens $7.7B ticket titled 'Buy security company, make it Armis'

2 months / theregister / O'Ryan Johnson

ServiceNow to acquire connected device security startup Armis for $7.75B

2 months / siliconangle / Maria Deutscher

ServiceNow to acquire cybersecurity startup Armis for $7.75B

2 months / techcrunch / Marina Temkin

ServiceNow to Acquire Armis to Create Cybersecurity Solution for AI Era

2 months / pymnts / PYMNTS

ServiceNow agrees to buy Armis for record $7.75 billion as ServiceNow stock drops

2 months / dataconomy / Emre Çıtak

ServiceNow to Acquire Cybersecurity Startup Armis for About $7.75 Billion

2 months / wsj / Nicholas G. Miller

ServiceNow's deal blitz gives it an 'AI control tower,' CEO McDermott tells CNBC

2 months / cnbc

ServiceNow acquires Armis for $7.75 billion as it bets big on cybersecurity for AI

2 months / x / @MarketWatch

ServiceNow Agrees to Buy Cyber Startup Armis for $7.75 Billion

2 months / bloomberg / Andrew MartinRyan GouldBrody Ford

Back to Top / Tuesday, December 23, 2025, 9:20 am / permalink 17233 / 10 stories in 2 months


OpenAI admits prompt injection may never be fully solved, casting doubt on the agentic AI vision

Matthias Bastian / the-decoder - OpenAI is using automated red teaming to fight prompt injections in ChatGPT Atlas. The company compares the problem to online fraud against humans, a framing that downplays a technical flaw that could slow the rise of the agentic web.The article OpenAI ad…

#ai #cybersecurity #software #infosec #openai #aiethics #chatgpt #security #atlasv #patching

Explained: How Prompt Injections Put AI Browsers Like ChatGPT Atlas At Risk

2 months / medianama / Rohit Singh

OpenAI Steps Up Security as ChatGPT Atlas Faces Ongoing Prompt Injection Threats

2 months / eweek / Aminu Abdullahi

OpenAI’s Outlook on AI Browser Security Is Bleak, but Maybe a Little More AI Can Fix It

2 months / gizmodo / Bruce Gil

OpenAI admits prompt injection may never be fully solved, casting doubt on the agentic AI vision

2 months / the-decoder / Matthias Bastian

OpenAI Deploys Automated ‘Attacker’ to Harden Atlas Browser, Admits Prompt Injection Is ‘Unsolved’

2 months / winbuzzer / Markus Kasanmascheff

Your AI browser can be hijacked by prompt injection, OpenAI just patched Atlas

2 months / digitaltrends

ChatGPT Atlas exploited with simple Google Docs tricks

2 months / dataconomy / Kerem Gülen

Back to Top / Tuesday, December 23, 2025, 7:20 am / permalink 17232 / 7 stories in 2 months


Nvidia prepares first H200 shipments to China by February

Kerem Gülen / dataconomy - According to Reuters, Nvidia has informed Chinese clients of plans to ship H200 AI chips to China before the mid-February Lunar New Year holiday, using existing stock for initial orders totaling 5,000 to 10,000 chip modules, equivalent to 40,000 to 80,000…

#ai #semiconductors #china #chips #nvidia #gpu #aiethics #asia #semiconductor #technology

NVIDIA Plans to Make the H200 AI Chip an Appealing Option By Offering a Price That Is Too Difficult To Ignore For Chinese Customers

2 months / wccftech / Muhammad Zuhair

Here’s what Nvidia investors can look forward to in 2026 trib.al/Ut6ny8g

2 months / x / @MarketWatch

Why Asia sits at the centre of the global AI chip disruption?

2 months / e27 / Hiroki Kato

AMD (AMD) Holds Key Support While Nvidia Gains on China Export Breakthrough

2 months / parameter / Yasmin Werner

NVIDIA & AMD Are Back in China Once Again —This Time With Far More Powerful AI Chips, But Regulatory Guardrails Have Tightened Significantly

2 months / wccftech / Muhammad Zuhair

Nvidia prepares shipment of 82,000 AI GPUs to China as chip war lines blur — H200 shipments with 25% tax to begin as US loosens restrictions

2 months / tomshardware

Nvidia (NVDA) Stock: H200 Chip Shipments to China Planned for February

2 months / blockonomi / Trader Edge

Nvidia Prepares First H200 Shipments to China Amid US Scrutiny and Tariff Hurdles

2 months / winbuzzer / Markus Kasanmascheff

Nvidia’s H200 AI Chips Under Scrutiny as Export Approvals Sought

2 months / parameter / Newton Kitonga

Nvidia prepares first H200 shipments to China by February

2 months / dataconomy / Kerem Gülen

Nvidia Plans H200 Chip Shipments to China by Mid-February

2 months / parameter / Maxwell Mutuma

Nvidia aims to start H200 AI chip shipments to China by mid-February, sources say

2 months / scmp

Back to Top / Tuesday, December 23, 2025, 4:21 am / permalink 17230 / 12 stories in 2 months


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