Reddit sues Anthropic, alleging its bots accessed Reddit more than 100,000 times since last July - The Verge

Read also:

• Little-known cells might be key to human brain’s massive memory - The Washington Post
• I’ve Figured Out a Method for Keeping My Son’s Favorite Toy Clean. It Might Lead to Some Trust Issues. - Slate Magazine
• Procter & Gamble to cut 7,000 jobs as part of broader restructuring - CNBC
• James Bond Wishlist for Denis Villeneuve’s Film Includes Jacob Elordi, Tom Holland, Harris Dickinson — Report - IndieWire
• What 200+ million Galaxy users can expect during Samsung Unpacked - SamMobile
• Five Risks for Stocks That Cloud the Outlook for the Second Half - Bloomberg
• This Simple Lifestyle Change Could Help Lower Your Heart Attack Risk by Up to 61%, New Study Says - EatingWell
• 10 Best RPGs With Near Flawless Steam User Review Scores - DualShockers
• Single-dose CAR-T therapy potentially curative in multiple myeloma - Medical Xpress
• How can I be the smartest human on Earth?
• Why is there a "double standard" applied to sex between a dog and a human? Why is it that to many who are at least mildly okay with bestiality, a WOMAN having sex with a male dog is fine, but a guy with a female dog is not?
• What are the potential implications of Meta withholding its multimodal AI models from the EU amid regulatory uncertainty?
• These Diabetes Drugs Are Finding New Life as an Antiaging Hack - WSJ
• The High Stakes of Kevin Durant’s Closing Act - The Ringer