Elon Musk revives lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman
Musk withdrew an original lawsuit earlier this year, after claiming OpenAI and its founders were developing AI to “maximize profits” instead of benefiting humanity.
Ty Roush, Forbes Staff
OpenAI Launches AI-Powered Search Engine That Could Challenge Google—Here’s What To Know
The company tested a search engine “prototype” earlier this year among a small group of ChatGPT users.
Women with endometriosis face ‘markedly increased’ risk of ovarian cancer, study suggests
Women with endometriosis may have a “markedly increased” risk of developing ovarian cancer, according to a study by the JAMA Network
Elon Musk’s net worth drops $11 billion after Tesla reportedly delays Robotaxi launch
The automaker added about $257 billion to its market cap over an 11-session rally.
Tesla shares jump 6% ahead of delivery data—adding $45 billion to market cap
Analysts remained optimistic for the electric vehicle maker, despite an expected decline in deliveries for the second-straight quarter.
Billionaire Hinduja family members get 4.5 years in Swiss prison for exploiting house staff
The four family members were acquitted of human trafficking charges.
Kia recalls over 462,000 SUVs for faulty seat motors that may catch fire
Some drivers reported a burning smell and smoke coming from under the driver’s seat, the Korean automaker said.
Rihanna launching ‘Fenty Hair’: Billionaire pop star expands beauty empire
The hair care market is expected to grow by nearly $20 billion over the next three years, market researchers said.
Spotify shares jump 5% ahead of subscription price hikes
The price hikes make Spotify’s subscription service more expensive than rival Apple Music.
Passenger dies after ‘severe turbulence’ on Singapore Airlines flight—Here’s how rare such casualties are
Flight attendants have accounted for most turbulence-related injuries in recent decades.