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Detroit is among a few cities using a new artificial intelligence-driven tool to find lead drinking water pipes, saving the city millions of dollars and helping it in its scramble to meet the EPA’s Oct. 16 inventory deadline.

YouTube star MrBeast and Amazon’s TV studio were hit with a proposed class action from contestants on his latest game show “Beast Games” who say they faced gross mistreatment, neglect, and sexual harassment on the show.

The Biden administration has launched a new initiative to crack down on smugglers at US borders and ports. The concern isn’t drugs or counterfeit goods, though; it’s a refrigerant that’s also a dangerous greenhouse gas.

Executives at Fortune 500 companies from JPMorgan Chase to Cigna Healthcare are reassuring investors that they remain committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion principles, even as mounting attacks on DEI erode certain programs.

A first-of-its-kind federal indictment accusing a man of making over $10 million by falsely boosting streaming numbers for AI-generated music demonstrates another threat to artists and a need for fraud-prevention vigilance by platforms.

Google LLC and Meta Platforms Inc. collected the personal information of patients seeking treatment for erectile dysfunction through Dermacare LLC without their consent in violation of California privacy laws, a proposed federal class action said.

A lawsuit accusing Meta Platforms Inc. of knowingly designing its social media platforms to addict and harm children’s mental and physical health survived the company’s motion to dismiss.

New Mexico’s latest tech lawsuit, accusing Snap Inc. of designing features used for child sexual exploitation, signals a new front in the burgeoning legal battle challenging the limits of Big Tech’s federal content liability protections.

AI is coming for the job market, columnist David Jolly writes. While no one can say precisely how it will play out, there are several ways to prepare—and stay relevant.