“Our matches convert to actual dates at about 10x the rate of Tinder,” Weng told TechCrunch.
The Dutch phone giant Odido is the latest phone and internet company to be hacked in recent months, as governments and financially motivated hackers continue to steal highly confidential information about phone customers.
Roku delivered an impressive Q4, posting net income of $80.5 million. The company also outlined plans for streaming bundles.
The numbers suggest that Anthropic’s Super Bowl commercials, combined with Anthropic’s recent release of its new Opus 4.6 model, worked to drive attention to Claude’s app and its key differentiator from ChatGPT.
India turns to Alibaba.com’s B2B network of 50 million buyers in 200 countries to help businesses scale global exports.
The Japanese sex toy maker said a hacker broke into an employee’s inbox and stole customer names, email addresses, and correspondence, including order details and customer service inquiries.
The model is known for its overly sycophantic nature and its role in several lawsuits involving users’ unhealthy relationships with the chatbot.
The financial regulator revealed in a response to a TechCrunch records request that the probe was closed in September 2025.
The company said hackers downloaded “a limited number of files” after breaking into an employee’s account. The hacking group ShinyHunters took responsibility for the breach.
AI companies have been hemorrhaging talent the past few weeks. Half of xAI’s founding team has left the company — some on their own, others through “restructuring” — while OpenAI is facing its own shakeups, from the disbanding of its mission alignment team to the firing of a policy exec who opposed its “adult mode” feature. Watch as TechCrunch’s Equity podcast hosts Kirsten Korosec, Anthony… Continua a leggere Why top talent is walking away from OpenAI and xAI
