Techmeme Ride Home Wed. 03/06 – OpenAI Claps Back At Elon’s Lawsuit
Mar 6, 2024
Apple showcases its compliance with the Digital Markets Act, while anticipation builds for Microsoft's hardware event featuring AI innovations. The BlackCat ransomware gang faces scrutiny as speculation arises about their potential exit scam. Meanwhile, OpenAI strikes back against Elon Musk's lawsuit, revealing intriguing internal emails. Leadership changes at OpenAI spark conversation about employee morale and unresolved tensions, with staff awaiting further developments. Tech enthusiasts won’t want to miss these hot topics!
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Apple's DMA Compliance
- Apple is complying with the DMA by allowing alternative browsers and app stores in the EU.
- However, third-party browsers face challenges like engine restrictions and app stores face potential location-based limitations.
Microsoft's AI-Powered Surface
- Microsoft will announce new Surface devices with enhanced AI capabilities on March 21st.
- These devices will include Intel and ARM variants, boasting all-day battery life and performance gains.
Black Cat's Suspected Exit Scam
- The Black Cat ransomware gang's website displays a takedown notice, but authorities deny involvement.
- Experts suspect an exit scam, with the gang potentially rebranding after allegedly receiving a ransom from UnitedHealth.
