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Google is suing a Chinese cybercrime group, Outsider Enterprise, for AI-assisted scams affecting hundreds of thousands of victims, with 2.5 million text messages sent over two weeks.
Google has sued Outsider Enterprise, alleging an AI-assisted scam operation that sent 2.5 million texts to hundreds of thousands of victims over two weeks.
TechCrunch coverage spans a Snap alumni fund (Ghost Angels) and several regulatory and macro-trends in AI, fintech, and digital advertising, with notable hard data on fund sizes, valuations, and product economics.
The Musk v. Altman trial exposes OpenAI governance tensions, with Ilya Sutskever defending his role in the ouster and Greg Brockman revealed as the largest individual OpenAI stake holder, amid cross-examinations on OpenAI’s strategic direction.
Microsoft debated funding OpenAI as far back as 2018, warning of limited payoff and potential loss, before eventually becoming OpenAI’s largest sponsor and face legal scrutiny in Musk v. Altman.
Reggie Fils-Aimé claims Amazon pressured Nintendo to break the law to gain preferential treatment, leading Nintendo to stop selling on Amazon during the DS era; the relationship later warmed and Switch 2 is now sold on Amazon, illustrating channel-dispute and potential regulatory risk in retail agreements.
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