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The following building permits were issued Sept. 13-19:

At a creator event this week, YouTube's leaders opened up a grab bag of new AI toys aimed at keeping creators on its video platform and away from TikTok.

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Literary stars including the Game of Thrones author, John Grisham, Jodi Picoult, and Jonathan Franzen, sue OpenAI over copyright.

But that approval came with a number of conditions, including one requiring the convenience store to be moved 250 feet further south on 270th Avenue, for a total of 720 feet away from Detroit Lake.

The now-agreed bill will mandate age verification or estimation, introduce a new censorship regime, and possibly undermine encryption.

The FTC blames Microsoft for the accidental publication of confidential documents relating to future Xbox consoles and Bethesda games.

The tech arms race with China is adding a wrinkle, and new fears, to the debate about regulating AI. And it's providing new ammunition to those who want to let innovation run wild.

Oxford's Carl Frey and Michael Osborne revisit their decade-old predictions about the vulnerability of jobs being automated by artificial intelligence technology.

There's no swimming at Canada's Sugar Beach, but the crowds come anyway. By Daniel Jost, ASLA It’s 80 degrees Fahrenheit, or, as they say here in Toronto, a balmy 27 degrees. Stephanie McCarthy leans back in a white Adirondack chair and digs her feet into the sand. On Canada’s Sugar Beach she’s just a short