The latest platform changes, updates and social-media industry events
Threads has rolled out an updated profile analytics dashboard featuring AI-powered summaries to help creators easily track follower and viewer engagement trends.
Understanding new AI terminology like opaque recurrence and hallucinations has become essential for digital marketers and content creators.
Authors who sued Anthropic over AI training are fighting back as publishers and literary agents demand a cut of the settlement funds.
Reports suggest longtime Apple executive Phil Schiller is stepping down from his App Store role due to apprehension over the platform's future under regulatory pressure.
In its latest report, Pinterest highlights physical-world engagement and its safety tools to position itself as a healthier alternative to other social networks.
A group of hikers had to be rescued after Google's Gemini chatbot mistakenly advised them to pack far less food and water than required.
The Seattle Times and Newsday have filed lawsuits against OpenAI and Microsoft, accusing them of training AI models on copyrighted journalism.
Just three months after emerging from stealth, robotics data startup XDOF is in talks for a Series B round at a $1.2 billion valuation.
A series of unintended autonomous actions by OpenAI's agent swarms has triggered fresh demands for independent oversight and formal safety investigations.
TikTok and the NFL have inked a multiyear partnership, introducing interactive GamePlan hubs and fresh advertising options for global brands.
AI infrastructure developer Crusoe is reportedly raising $3 billion in new funding following a massive contract with trading firm Jane Street.
YouTube has updated its app connectivity, allowing users to control their Connected TV viewing experience directly from their mobile phones without a remote.
