Internet personality Andrew Tate moved to house arrest after court ruling

Social media personality Andrew Tate was moved to house arrest late on Friday after a Romanian court overturned prosecutors' request to keep him in police custody until late April.

Internet Personality Andrew Tate to Be Moved to House Arrest, Lawyer Says

BUCHAREST (Reuters) - A Romanian court has agreed to move divisive internet personality Andrew Tate, his brother Tristan and two female suspects to house arrest pending a criminal investigation into alleged sex trafficking, Tate's lawyer said on Friday. (Reporting by Luiza Ilie and Alan Charlish;

Meta, Google defend Brazilian law on Internet platform responsibility for content

Meta Platforms Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google defended before the Supreme Court on Tuesday a Brazilian law that holds Internet platforms are not responsible for content posted by users unless they are subject to a court order.

Afghan girls struggle with poor internet as they turn to online classes

Sofia logs in to class on a laptop in Kabul for an online English course run by one of a growing number of educational institutes trying to reach Afghanistan's girls and women digitally in their homes.

Afghan girls struggle with poor internet as they turn to online classes

Daniel Kalmanson, spokesperson for online University of the People, which has had more than 15,000 applications from Afghan girls and women since the Taliban took over, said students could attend lectures at any time that conditions allowed them to, and professors granted extensions for assignments and exams when students faced connection problems. The non-profit group Learn Afghanistan, which runs several community-based schools in which some teachers run classes remotely, makes its curriculum available for free in Afghanistan's main languages.

U.S. judge rules Internet Archive’s digital book lending violates copyrights

A U.S. judge on Friday ruled that an online library operated by the nonprofit organization Internet Archive had infringed the copyrights of four major U.S. publishers by lending out digitally scanned copies of the books.

Microsoft threatens to restrict data from rival AI search tools

Microsoft Corp has threatened to cut off access to its internet-search data, which it licenses to rival search engines, if they do not stop using it as the basis for their own artificial intelligence chat products, Bloomberg News reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the dispute.

Chinese firm invents lockdown-inspired kissing machine for remote lovers

A Chinese start-up inspired by lockdown isolation has invented a long-distance kissing machine that transmits users' kiss data collected through motion sensors hidden in silicon lips, which simultaneously move when replaying kisses received.

ChatGPT-owner OpenAI fixes ‘significant issue’ exposing user chat titles

ChatGPT-owner OpenAI said on Wednesday it had fixed a bug that caused a "significant issue" of a small set of users being able to see the titles of others' conversation history with the viral chatbot.

Internet Archive faces skeptical judge in publishers’ copyright lawsuit

A group of major book publishers and the Internet Archive sparred before a New York federal judge Monday in a potential landmark copyright battle over the Archive's lending of digitally scanned books.