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Recent Articles

Nvidia and Microsoft's Unprecedented Growth in the AI Market: A Game-Changer for Tech Companies

Nvidia and Microsoft's Unprecedented Growth in the AI Market: A Game-Changer for Tech Companies

Broke On: Sunday, 30 June 2024 In June 2023, Nvidia and Microsoft led tech companies in growth due to the AI boom. Nvidia's market capitalization reached $3.34 trillion, making it the world's most valuable company for a brief period, driven by its long-standing specialty in designing GPUs for AI applications. Its CEO Jensen Huang's foresight in investing in AI chip development years before generative AI became popular has paid off. Microsoft also experienced growth with a 7.6% increase in market capitalization, benefiting from its investment in OpenAI and focus on software and cloud offerings for the AI-driven economy.
New York Times Sues Over 'Worldle': Similar Word Game Sparks Legal Battle

New York Times Sues Over 'Worldle': Similar Word Game Sparks Legal Battle

Broke On: Friday, 31 May 2024 The New York Times, owner of the word game Wordle, is suing developer Kory McDonald over his geography-based spinoff Worldle for alleged consumer confusion. Worldle presents users with country silhouettes and allows six guesses to identify them, using Google Street View images and generating revenue primarily for Google. The New York Times argues that the games' similarities in appearance, sound, and meaning warrant legal action. McDonald disputes this claim, citing numerous other similarly named games in the industry.
New York Times Sues Over 'Worldle': Similar Word Game Sparks Legal Battle

New York Times Sues Over 'Worldle': Similar Word Game Sparks Legal Battle

Broke On: Friday, 31 May 2024 The New York Times, owner of the word game Wordle, is suing developer Kory McDonald over his geography-based spinoff Worldle for alleged consumer confusion. Worldle presents users with country silhouettes and allows six guesses to identify them, using Google Street View images and generating revenue primarily for Google. The New York Times argues that the games' similarities in appearance, sound, and meaning warrant legal action. McDonald disputes this claim, citing numerous other similarly named games in the industry.
Scarlett Johansson Accuses OpenAI of Using Her Voice for ChatGPT's 'Sky' Without Permission: Legal Consequences and Ethical Debates

Scarlett Johansson Accuses OpenAI of Using Her Voice for ChatGPT's 'Sky' Without Permission: Legal Consequences and Ethical Debates

Broke On: Wednesday, 22 May 2024 Actress Scarlett Johansson accused OpenAI of using her voice for their new AI assistant, ChatGPT's 'Sky', without permission. OpenAI clarified they didn't intend to clone Johansson's voice but faced potential legal consequences. The incident raises concerns about intellectual property rights and echoes Silicon Valley's disregard for ethical considerations in the tech industry.