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Sony Music Group has sent letters to more than 700 tech companies and music streaming services to warn them not to use its music to train…

AI-powered tools like OpenAI’s Whisper have allowed many apps to make transcription an integral part of their personal note-taking feature set, and the space has blossomed…

Reddit — now a publicly traded company with more control over revenue growth — is putting a lot of emphasis on strengthening its international audience, starting…

Making life better for people with disabilities is a laudable goal, but accessibility technology hasn’t traditionally been popular among VCs. In 2022, disability tech companies have…

Entrepreneurs Al Yang and Adar Arnon met at Harvard Business School and quickly realized they had a common interest: cybersecurity. “We are witnessing an evolving business…

When Julie Trias and Elizabeth Nammour worked together at Airbnb on the company’s data team, they had to deal with data that was scattered across multiple…

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the U.S. Department of Commerce agency that develops and tests technology for the U.S. government, corporations, and the…

When you board a United Airlines plane, the gate agents, flight attendants and others involved in making sure your plane leaves on time are in a…

If you want to get your product to a grocery store in Mexico City, Dataplor has global location intelligence to help you do that. Founder and…

To give women academics and others their well-deserved—and overdue—time in the spotlight, TechCrunch is publishing a series of interviews focusing on notable women who have contributed…