The European Commission has launched an investigation into e-commerce platform AliExpress, owned by Chinese technology giant Alibaba, on concerns the company isn’t taking adequate measures to prevent the distribution of illegal goods and content online.

Beijing’s stance leaves ByteDance in a bind as TikTok faces the most serious threat yet to its existence in its biggest market, where it has 170 million users.

The former Treasury secretary’s comments came after the House voted to ban the app in the U.S. or force a sale.

CrowdTangle has been a source for some embarrassing articles about its Facebook and Instagram. The company says its replacement tool is only for academics and nonprofit researchers.

The contract manufacturer reported a rise in fourth-quarter net profit and forecast significant growth this year, boosted by investments in AI.

Tech giant said Copilot for Security would be available worldwide next month under a pay-as-you-go licensing model.

The EU law sets out sweeping rules for developers and new restrictions on how the technology can be used.

In an exclusive interview with our columnist, CTO Mira Murati explains the company’s new Sora AI video tool and how it plans to roll it out.

Hunching over your laptop and phone isn’t doing you any favors. In search of relief, our writer tried a promising solution.

Executives thought they had fended off attacks, but lawmakers and Biden officials were working to force its ban or sale. The House is set to vote Wednesday on the new bill.

The Princess of Wales apologized for editing a family portrait. What to consider before you alter yours.

Nvidia said its NeMo artificial intelligence platform was created in full compliance with copyright law, after a group of authors filed a class-action complaint saying some of their books were used without permission.

Complaints about Meta’s online flea market are rising, but there are ways to avoid scams.

The move will be seen as another salvo in the long-simmering feud between Musk and OpenAI’s Chief Executive Sam Altman in the artificial-intelligence arms race.

Apple is preparing to open its eighth store in Shanghai this month amid slipping iPhone sales in the world’s largest smartphone market.

The chip maker more than tripled its investments last year as the company seeks to stay ahead of AI developments.

The latest trend: quitting the app to focus more on life and work.

The technology is evolving at a blistering pace, and figuring out which to use, for what task, can be tricky

An internal investigation concluded that Altman was fit to lead the startup, which is at the center of the artificial-intelligence revolution.

The tech giant earlier blocked the efforts of Epic Games to build out its own app store after the company criticized Apple’s response to new regulations.

Uber, Lyft and Instacart are testing different ways to show high-margin ads to a captive audience. Customers have noticed.

The company said the group has used the information taken from email accounts to access its source code repositories and internal systems.

The fight will take place in July at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Under the new rules, the iPhone maker will open up parts of its lucrative app ecosystem, providing an opportunity for rivals like Google.

Conventional wisdom holds that your coffee pot cleans itself with its hot water. Think again.

Shares of the WuXi family of biotech and research companies fell sharply after a U.S. bill targeting certain Chinese biotechnology providers got the green light to go to the Senate floor, reigniting worries about potential U.S. sanctions.

JD.com shares rose sharply in Hong Kong after the e-commerce giant’s fourth-quarter results beat expectations and raised hopes for its outlook.

TikTok, the short-video platform owned by Chinese internet company ByteDance, is facing renewed political pressure in the U.S. from a draft bill that could lead to a ban of its popular video-sharing app.

In letters to Microsoft and the FTC, Shane Jones urged government to work with tech companies to make AI safer.

The Fortnite developer alleged that Apple had terminated its developer account, preventing the videogame company from bringing its game store to iOS devices.

Spain banned Worldcoin from scanning people’s eyes in exchange for cryptocurrency tokens, citing concerns over the collection and processing of biometric data.

Exclusive Ford CEO interview and test drive: Our columnist takes her Mach-E through 10 Tesla stations and lives to tell the tale.

Built to drive the graphics of videogames including “Call of Duty,” they now also power ChatGPT and other AI tools.

TikTok owner ByteDance has embarked on a new share buyback, coming after revenue in the third quarter of 2023 outpaced competitors.

A legal battle between OpenAI’s co-founders is the latest twist in a volatile partnership that launched the artificial-intelligence boom.

A yearslong probe found the iPhone maker restricted app developers from telling users about other ways to subscribe to music-streaming services.

Former CEO, CFO, legal chief and general counsel dispute Musk’s claim he had cause to fire them.

The verdict against the Justice Department is regarded as a setback in efforts to contain Chinese corporate theft.