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Google has announced a partnership with Accel to invest up to $2 million in emerging AI startups in India, aiming to identify and support the next wave of innovation in artificial intelligence within the region.

A Northern California judge has issued a temporary restraining order against OpenAI, preventing the company from using the name 'Cameo' in its video-making app Sora due to a trademark dispute. This ruling reflects ongoing legal challenges faced by tech companies regarding intellectual property rights.

Alphabet Inc. saw a gain of up to 2.7% in late trading following reports that Meta Platforms Inc. is negotiating to invest billions in Alphabet's artificial intelligence chips. This development highlights the growing interest in AI technology and its applications in major tech companies.

Google has initiated discussions with customers, including Meta and major financial institutions, about utilizing its Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) in their own data centers. This move marks a significant step in Google's strategy to compete directly with Nvidia in the AI chip market, where it has traditionally rented out its technology rather than selling it outright.

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, and designer Jony Ive have announced a new AI device that aims to provide a more peaceful and distraction-free computing experience, set to launch within the next two years. This device is positioned as a calmer alternative to the iPhone, focusing on simplicity and user tranquility.

George R.R. Martin's ongoing lawsuit against OpenAI highlights the delays in the completion of his highly anticipated novel, The Winds of Winter. The legal battle has brought to light the challenges faced by the author amid rising concerns over artificial intelligence's impact on creative works.

OpenAI is facing a legal setback as a Northern California judge has issued a temporary restraining order preventing the company from using the term 'Cameo' in its Sora app, a video-making platform. This ruling stems from a trademark dispute with Cameo, which has claimed rights to the term.

A US judge has issued a temporary restraining order preventing OpenAI from using the term 'cameo' for features in its Sora app, following a trademark lawsuit filed by the video app Cameo. This ruling is set to last for one month and highlights the legal challenges OpenAI faces in its branding efforts.