OpenAI claims a former employee took more than 100 files related to its product plans before joining Apple. In a document filed on Wednesday, OpenAI accuses the unnamed employee of sending this information to a personal account and then presenting it to Apple leadership, including the vice president of the company's operations in Asia.

The filing, reported earlier by Reuters, is tied to a legal battle between Apple and OpenAI over trade secrets - but this time, OpenAI is doing the accusing. It alleges that the files in question contain images of at least one unreleased device, along with supplier information, engineering data, project files …

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As artificial intelligence bots spread, we are increasingly glimpsing how these digital entities interact and what they talk about with one another.

Readers criticize the committee’s choice of a peace prize winner and suggest an alternative.

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The answer isn’t to abandon it but rather to fix it through private-sector innovation, policy standardization and targeted materials recovery.

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The answer isn’t to abandon it but rather to fix it through private-sector innovation, policy standardization and targeted materials recovery.

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Readers criticize the committee’s choice of a peace prize winner and suggest an alternative.

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Patients are often asked to prepay for procedures without knowing what the total cost of care will be.

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A professor laments that many students don’t read anymore.

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Tensions between Tokyo and Moscow have been rising since Russia invaded Ukraine.

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American consumers bear the diffuse costs.

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American consumers bear the diffuse costs.

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The Six Kings Slam exhibition event - featuring Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic - is postponed following a series of deadly attacks on Saudi Arabia.

It follows the death last week of a man who had arrived in Kenya after travelling from DR Congo.

If you don't get AppleCare Plus for the iPhone Duo, any repairs are going to be pretty expensive. Apple published the estimated repair costs for the iPhone Duo without AppleCare Plus today, as reported by MacRumors, and they can be high: Battery service, for example, will cost $229, inner display damage will cost $999, and "other damage" costs $1,499.

Here's Apple's estimated costs for various repairs if you don't have AppleCare Plus:

Cover layer damage $49

Back glass damage $199

Battery service $229

Rear camera damage $229

Outer display damage $379

Outer display and back glass damage $509

Inner display damage $999

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Microsoft is officially announcing its Xbox Nano controller today, a smaller and cheaper controller that's designed to fit into your pocket. The more compact controller is also designed for "younger players, smaller hands, or anyone seeking something portable for play on the go."

The $49.99 Xbox Nano is Microsoft's smallest controller, and it's shorter than most smartphones at just over five inches in length. It has all the regular buttons you'd find on a normal Xbox controller, as well as Xbox Wireless and Bluetooth support for connecting to Xbox consoles and phones, tablets, and PCs.

The Xbox Nano controller also has includes a rechargea …

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Investment banking revenues are up, and wealth-management divisions are winning new AI millionaires as clients.

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The U.S. dollar strengthened as higher-than-expected September inflation sent bond yields up amid expectations of an increase in interest rates.

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OpenAI’s infrastructure unit has had a series of leadership changes as the company’s pace of investment increases.

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Old-school physics-based weather forecasting and even new AI models typically become less reliable beyond two weeks, a problem Microsoft claims to have solved using machine learning.

Researchers with the company say they've found a new, cost-effective way to make more accurate weather forecasts two to six weeks in advance - allowing farmers and emergency responders to plan ahead with greater certainty. The findings were published today in the journal Nature, and the tool is now open-source software.

Microsoft joins Google, Nvidia, and other companies developing AI tools for weather forecasting. Instead of creating a new standalone weather …

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