Religious Leaders Experiment with A.I. in Sermons
Modern religious leaders are experimenting with A.I. just as earlier generations examined radio, television and the internet.
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Apple close to winning Indonesian approval to end iPhone 16 ban
President Prabowo Subianto gave his approval for the government to accept a $1 billion investment from the U.S. tech giant, according to people familiar with the matter.
Microsoft faces broad antitrust investigation from U.S. FTC
After more than a year of conducting informal interviews with competitors and business partners, antitrust enforcers have crafted a detailed request to force Microsoft to turn over information, according to people familiar with the matter.
U.S. preps China chip curbs that stop short of early proposals
U.S. chip gear makers argue that unilateral U.S. restrictions would put them at an unfair disadvantage compared to foreign rivals.
How streamers helped designer Malin Leschly on her ‘winding path’ to become Logitech’s chief design officer
“Streamers want to look good, they want to sound good, and they want to have control over what they do,” she says.
Russia fines Google $2.5 decillion for YouTube bans—eclipsing global GDP
It would take more than 33 quintillion years for Google to pay Russia based on its annual profits last year.
TSMC’s Arizona chip production yields surpass Taiwan’s in win for U.S. push
The accomplishment is a sign of progress for Washington’s efforts to revitalize American semiconductor manufacturing.
Musk used ‘Blade Runner’ imagery at Tesla event despite being denied permission, lawsuit claims
Elon Musk's love of sci-fi has turned against him. Or at least it has turned into a copyright issue.
FBI raids tech distributor Carahsoft offices, seen taking away computers
It wasn’t immediately clear what prompted the search.
