Reddit CEO pushes back against blackout—Will let users vote out moderators
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman is looking to put an end to the site’s blackout.
Antonio Pequeño IV, Forbes Staff
Reddit stands by controversial API changes as subreddit protest rages
Changes to Reddit’s API—which includes new fees for third-party app developers—have been met with pushback from thousands of subreddits, many of which are undergoing blackouts that will last until Wednesday.
Amazon will pay more than US$30 million in lawsuits over Ring and Alexa privacy violations
Amazon has owned the smart doorbell company since 2018.
$1.3 billion worth of leftover Yeezys will start selling this month, Adidas confirms
The German sportswear maker cut ties with Kanye West last year after the rapper made several antisemitic comments.
ChatGPT launches first-ever app on iPhones
The company said the Android version of ChatGPT is “coming soon.”
Like Photoshop ‘on steroids’: ChatGPT founder urges further regulation on ‘exploding’ AI use
Senators and industry leaders went back-and-forth about what artificial intelligence governance and dangers may look like—questioning whether the technology is more like the “printing press” or the “atom bomb.”.