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Character.AI to block romantic AI chats for minors a year after teen's suicide — Two teenagers seated outdoors, focused on their smartphones, embracing modern technology. by Pixabay/Pexels / Pexels

Artificial Intelligence · United States

Character.AI to block romantic AI chats for minors a year after teen's suicide

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Character.AI on Wednesday announced that it will soon shut off the ability for minors to have free-ranging chats, including romantic and therapeutic conversations, with the startup’s artificial intelligence chatbots. See the Story

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Microsoft · Australia

Australia Takes Microsoft to Court, Says It Misled 2.7 Million Customers

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Australia's competition watchdog accused Microsoft on Monday of misleading people into paying for its AI assistant Copilot.See the Story

PayPal Shares Jump over 15% Ahead of Wall Street Open After Payments Giant Strikes Deal with OpenAI's ChatGPT

PayPal Shares Jump over 15% Ahead of Wall Street Open After Payments Giant Strikes Deal with OpenAI's ChatGPT

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PayPal shares jumped more than 15% ahead of the Wall Street open on 28 October 2025 after the payments giant struck a deal with OpenAI's ChatGPT to use the payments platform's wallet through its chatbot.See the Story

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