It apparently took just days to make using Google’s new text-to-video generator, Veo 3.

Meta is suing a company for an app that allows people to create Ai-generate nudes or sexually explicit images without their consent, the social media company said Thursday.

Meta is suing the Hong Kong-based maker of the app CrushAI, a platform capable of creating sexually explicit deepfakes, claiming that it repeatedly circumvented the social media company’s rules to purchase ads.

Bipartisan coalition of 42 state attorneys general sent a letter to Meta demanding immediate action against investment scam advertisements running on Fac

With less than two weeks to the New York City primary, the top candidates for mayor are making their final push, racking up key endorsements and going on the attack with TV ads.

The theater chain’s decision brings it in line with what its biggest competitors, Regal and Cinemark, have been doing since 2019, but it risks irking loyal customers.

Meta platforms such as Instagram have marketed AI tools that let users create sexually explicit images of real people.

YouTube is testing a series of new unskippable ads that will appear far more often for viewers. Google-owned YouTube has been upping its ad game for years now, introducing pause screen ads, shutting down adblockers and even using AI to show ads when viewers are most engaged.

Google's program, referred to as a “voluntary exit program” (VEP), is currently offered to US-based employees.

Samsung Ads, the advanced advertising arm of Samsung Electronics, today announced a major expansion of its award-winning GameBreaks portfolio.