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OpenAI asks California, Delaware to investigate Musk's 'anti-competitive behavior' ahead of April trial

OpenAI sent a letter to the California and Delaware attorneys general, urging them to investigate "anti-competitive behavior" by Elon Musk and his associates.

Artemis II sets new record as astronauts travel farther from Earth than ever before

Four astronauts become Earth’s farthest travelled and exceed a 1970 record on the fifth day of the mission

Moka pot coffee: unlock cafe-quality iced lattes at home with this $50 Italian staple

Long beloved in Italy, this humble stovetop brewer makes cafe-quality drinks for a fraction of the price

Why some employees are feeling overwhelmed by having to use AI at work

Dennis Stolle, the head of applied psychology at the American Psychological Association, says there’s a disconnect between the expected benefits of AI and employees' actual experiences. Experts say some employees are feeling overwhelmed by having to use AI in their workplaces because of time lost to reworking outputs, lack of training and mental fatigue.

Companies are pushing AI, but experts say it can add extra labor and cause 'brain fry' for workers: It's not a 'magic bullet'

Learning to use AI can "burden us as human beings," according to experts.

Iran’s internet blackout is longest national shutdown since Arab spring

Iranian authorities cut access to internet on 28 February leaving many with limited information about war

Artemis II crew enters moon’s gravitational grip ahead of historic flyby

Nasa’s Orion capsule will be just over 4,000 miles above lunar surface, allowing astronauts to see both poles

Nicola Jennings on Artemis II reaching the far side of the moon

Astronauts will venture deeper into space than any humans before, breaking the record for maximum range from Earth just as a total solar eclipse awaits

Alphabet has fallen sharply since mid-February. Trading a potential comeback with options

Michael Khouw breaks down this call spread risk reversal trade on GOOGL.

Pass the Chip Security Act

The United States is the world leader in innovation. But America’s adversaries are seeking to both pirate and profit from this innate advantage. A new piece of legislation, the Chip Security Act, ensures that the U.S. will retain its cutting edge. The act deserves broad and bipartisan support.

Microsoft is the worst performing Mag 7 stock this year. Goldman believes that's about to change

Microsoft is likely to see some upside from its push to integrate AI into its 365 offering, according to Goldman Sachs.

Republicans fooled by AI-generated image of US airman rescued in Iran

Fake image of crew member surrounded by smiling military members has been reshared more than 21,000 times on X