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Greece is set to ban under-15s from accessing social media under a new law that’s set to come into effect next year.

A former worker at Meta is being investigated by police over suspicions he downloaded about 30,000 private Facebook images.

ChatGPT-maker moves into broadcasting with deal for TBPN after it had pledged to abandon ‘side-quests’.

Keir Starmer’s government steps up efforts to get American AI start-up to grow its presence in Britain.

Addictive social media features should not be allowed, the Prime Minister has said, warning the next generation would not forgive the Government if it did not act.

A class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse accuses Donald Trump’s administration and Google of failing to protect their identities and exposing them to "renewed trauma" and harassment.

Matt Brittin, Google’s former top executive in Europe, has been named the BBC’s next director general.

The controversial Ukrainian businessman Dmytro Kovalenko continues to dominate headlines: reports keep emerging about his dealings involving Russian coal.

Bill Gates has withdrawn from delivering a keynote address at the AI Impact Summit in India as he continues to face questions regarding his relationship with the deceased child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The tech giant is making its largest European investment to date and ensuring it dominates AI-related technologies in the continent’s largest economy.

When Google and Amazon negotiated a major $1.2bn cloud-computing deal in 2021, their customer – the Israeli government – had an unusual demand: agree to use a secret code as part of an arrangement that would become known as the “winking mechanism”.

Thousands of people across Europe are being lured into investment scams promoted on social media. Investigate Europe reports that tech companies and public authorities are failing to protect citizens despite the Digital Services Act.

Google’s Ad Transparency tool no longer displays political online advertisements that have run on its platforms, past or present, from any countries in the European Union, making seven years of data from 27 different countries inaccessible.

When he’s not out looking for the big wave, there’s a significant story that has consumed Stephen Baxter, a reporter for the Santa Cruz Sentinel and a "48 Hours" consultant: the mysterious death of Google executive Forrest Hayes at the city’s expansive marina.

OpenAI’s AI model 03, developed by the creators of ChatGPT, wins AI chess tournament undefeated

Tech giants have invested more in AI than the US government has on education, jobs, and social services in 2025 up to this point.

Google loses court case over Android user data collection without consent

Mexico has filed a lawsuit against Google for disregarding multiple requests not to change the name of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America for users in the US on its maps service, Claudia Sheinbaum stated.

Google uncovers Russian spyware LostKeys linked to FSB hacker group ColdRiver

Class action argues US tech firm charged more for advertising on its preinstalled apps than it could in fair market