Apple sues OpenAI, its employees claiming theft of trade secrets
Apple has accused OpenAI of gaining access to valuable inside information through the hiring of its former employees.
In a federal lawsuit filed on Friday, Apple sued the artificial intelligence (AI) company, two of its employees, as well as io Products, claiming it has engaged in "a pattern of theft" of Apple's confidential product development and related work.
At least two long-time Apple workers who left the company to join OpenAI allegedly took part in this pattern by, in part, emailing themselves internal Apple
Watch: Inside the 30-hour dating retreat run by monks
Forget coffee or drinks, the latest dating trend in South Korea takes place somewhere very different, a Buddhist temple.
The BBC's Jake Kwon joined 12 singles on a weekend away at Donghwasa, a Buddhist temple in the south of the country. But did any of them manage to find love?
Twelve men and 12 women enter a Buddhist temple - will the monks help them find love?
Kim Ah-kyung, who goes by her Buddhist name, Sunhyeji, is one of the first to arrive.
The bubbly 28-year-old sits on the porch of a bungalow at the temple complex and says hello to the other women, who start trickling into the room.
They have all made it through an incredibly competitive selection process, involving questionnaires and selfie videos to assess how serious they are about marriage and kids. They beat more than 1,580 others to be at this retreat,
New dinosaur species with neck as long as cricket pitch discovered in Thailand
Palaeontologists in Thailand say they have discovered a new species of dinosaur from fossils found in Kalasin Province in the country's north-east.
The plant-eating dinosaur, named Uragasaurus kalasinensis, is thought to have lived about 150 million years ago.
It had an unusually long neck and measured up to 20m (66ft) - roughly the length of a cricket pitch.
Dr Apirat Nilphanaphan from Thailand's Mahasarakham University, the study's lead author, told BBC Thai that the specimen
New species named after Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha
After winning plaudits across the globe for his World Cup performances with Cape Verde, goalkeeper Vozinha has another honour - with a newly discovered species of sea slug being named after him.
The small red mollusc was discovered by biologist Jesus Ortea in the Caribbean, and he opted to name it after the 40-year-old star of the tiny nation's campaign.
It now has the name Aldisa vozinha.
Cape Verde are the second smallest nation to ever reach the World Cup finals. Having come through the group stage
'Really frightening, unbelievably quick': Witnesses describe fleeing deadly Spain wildfire
Fellow Brit Peter Chapman was with his wife Shelagh at their holiday home in Mojacar, a short drive from Los Gallardos, on Thursday.
When he first noticed the sky darkening, Chapman thought a storm was coming. "Then there was that smell of smoke in the air," he told the BBC.
"You could see a glow in the sky in the distance. The only way I can describe it is by thinking of how my mother used to describe the London bombings during the Second World War. It was
Superb Sinner ends Djokovic's latest bid for history
Defending champion Jannik Sinner produced a devastating display to end Novak Djokovic's latest bid for a standalone record 25th Grand Slam title and reach the Wimbledon final against Alexander Zverev.
Just as he did at this stage last year, Sinner produced a display of power and precision to deny Djokovic in his pursuit of equalling Roger Federer's record eight men's singles titles at the All England Club.
Sinner did not offer a break point until midway through the third set but dismissed the 39-year-old
Watch: What links a bomb in Monaco and a shooting in Ukraine?
Ukrainian intelligence agent Vladyslav Reut says he did not kill Anastasiia Berezovska - a woman suspected of trying to assassinate a multimillionaire in Monaco - despite earlier confessing to it.
Reut instead blamed his co-defendant Vitalii Zhykovych for the killing of Berezovska.
BBC correspondent Sarah Rainsford was in the courtroom in Kyiv when the claims were made and explains the latest developments. More on this story.
Zulu king expresses regret after video captures tirade against his wife
It is not clear who released the video into the public domain.
The statement from the royal household noted that on the day the video was leaked, the king and queen were receiving a group of politicians as part of their official duties.
Engagements such as this demonstrate that the "difficult circumstances" captured in the video have been replaced by "reconciliation" and "reflection", the statement added.
Regarded as the "lion of the nation", the Zulu king is the custodian of age-old traditions that place
Nolan Wells' family demands answers about US teen's death after boating trip
The family of Nolan Wells, a Mississippi teenager who was found dead after going missing last weekend, is demanding answers about what happened to him.
Wells, 18, did not return with friends from a boating trip to Horn Island on 4 July and his body was found in the water two days later.
The Jackson County Sheriff's office said "no foul play was suspected" but is calling on the public to come forward if they have any information.
Civil rights lawyer Ben Crump - who has been hired