Business stories from Noozify's own reporting.
It began as an advertisement given away in pubs, and it never stopped being one. What Guinness sells now is not the record — it is the adjudication.
Since August 2nd, any AI that talks to someone in the EU has to admit it's a machine — at first contact, every time, on pain of fines reaching €15 million or 3% of global revenue. The rule reaches any company whose website serves a European, and by one survey most of them haven't started preparing.
A truckload of chocolate vanishes in Europe, the internet joins the manhunt — and the trail leads into a worldwide crime wave that's quietly taxing everyone's grocery bill.
An AI that can conjure a movie star, a courtroom still deciding who owns her face, and 42,000 people who used to have steady work — how Hollywood started racing a machine it doesn't yet know how to beat