Anthropic, the company behind Claude, faces at least a $1.5% billion settlement for their copyright infringement. If approved, this would represent the biggest copyright settlement in history and really has major implications for artificial intelligence going forward. So, what happened.What did they do. Did they do it intentionally. And what does this mean for the rest of the industry.Let's get into it. And this video is brought to you by Sokumi. More on them later.So here is the case document. As you can s ...

The Trump administration's maja report on the health of America's children is out today. For the most part, it tells us things that we already knew. That American kids are eating too many processed foods, that they're not exercising enough, and that they are being being exposed, excuse me, to pesticides.The report from HHS, the agency led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ., also promises to look into the negative effects of vaccines.Joining us now, senior correspondent for Vox, Dylan Scott, who has been reporting o ...

We're going to get a quick check on shares of Apple. As we said, the company just wrapping up that big iPhone event today. Our Steve Kovac joins us live from Certino with some of the highlights.Hey Steve. Hey there, Carl. Yeah, not unusual to see shares selling off after an Apple event.We know how that story goes, the selling of the news and so to speak, but let's talk about the iPhone Air, Carl, because that was the real star of the show. A brand new design, a new kind of model uh for the first time in 5 y ...

Right now on Capitol Hill, two former Meta employees turned whistleblowers are testifying about child safety research they say was buried by the social media giant. Those former employees say the metaverse is rife with abuse, harassment, and sexual predators despite the favorable research Meta released about their platform. Before today's hearing, four current and former staffers told the Washington Post that Meta intervened to scrub interviews and other data that showed the true harm teens could experience ...

Of course, Solless Alternative Asset Management, chief strategist here at Post9 on this uh afternoon. It's good to have you, Dan. Welcome.Thank you, sir. You know, for all the talk about seasonality and September being fraught, it's not looking too bad. No, not at all.We keep making not dramatic new highs. We're up only 20 basis points right now, but uh you know, like I like to say, my mom, 20 basis points is 20 basis points, and she'll take it. What do you think's driving it.Is it about a dovish Fed. Is it ...

Well, David, it's Sarah, and I just wanted to follow up on that. The the expansion that is underpinning the earnings growth and your bull call and everything like that. I'm stuck on this this big red headline that we're flashing.911,000 fewer jobs created in the 12 months through March than we expected. So, that's pretty moderate job growth leading into this this slowdown that we're seeing. And can the economy still expand in a in a labor market that we have like this given what we're learning about the pas ...

is a big day for millions of iPhone users. Apple has just unveiled the new iPhone 17 models. Among them, an allnew version, the iPhone Air.Do you see it there. It's an ultra thin device made of titanium that is much slimmer than all the other devices in the lineup. But with that thinness comes a trade-off of a shorter battery life.The company also showed off the iPhone 17 Pro, which touts a new, higher quality camera system. And joining us now to break it all down, NBC News business and data correspondent B ...

Given this renewed attention on Jeffrey Epstein and his links with uh JP Morgan and the New York Times investigation, uh we've talked about this in the past and kind of the safeguards that JP Morgan has put in place. Do you feel like those are sufficient at this point in time. Well, so first of all, as I've said before, we totally regret ever having done business man.Uh so and then but we always get better what we do. So when you talk about cyber safeguards or anti-money laundering or bad guys in the system ...

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We are thrilled to introduce the impossibly thin iPhone Air. At 5.6% mm, it's the thinnest iPhone we've ever made, and it's also exceptionally light. It's unlike anything you've ever held before, and it's packed with our most advanced features.The gorgeous 6 1/2 in display is our best, featuring prootion up to 120 hertz, always on, and 30,000 nits of peak brightness. and is protected by the new ceramic shield too with improved anti-reflection and three times better scratch resistance than our previous ceram ...