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Newspapers Sue OpenAI and Microsoft

The Seattle Times and Newsday have sued OpenAI and Microsoft in a New York federal court, alleging that their journalism was copied without permission to develop artificial intelligence products. The newspapers claim their websites, including paywalled content, were scraped and their articles incorporated into datasets used to train and operate ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot and Bing’s AI features. The lawsuit adds to mounting legal scrutiny over the use of copyrighted news content in generative AI development.

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Pakistan Seeks IT Alignment With Saudi Vision 2030

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia will hold joint workshops to align Pakistan’s national IT strategy with Saudi Vision 2030. Federal IT Minister Shaza Fatima Khawaja announced the initiative at LEAP 2026 in Riyadh. The workshops will cover artificial intelligence, cloud computing, cybersecurity, data governance, digital skills and technology exports. Both countries also agreed to strengthen cloud infrastructure and cybersecurity cooperation while exploring business partnerships. Pakistan aims to attract Saudi investment, expand technology exports and accelerate its digital transformation through closer bilateral collaboration.

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Freelance Exports May Cross $2.5bn

Pakistan’s freelance export earnings are expected to exceed $2.5 billion during the current fiscal year, according to the Pakistan Freelancers Association. More than three million Pakistani freelancers earned $1.76 billion last year and generated $175 million in July alone. Pakistan is reportedly the world’s fourth-largest emerging freelancing market. The association urged the government to exempt active educational YouTube platforms from the 5% tax or reduce it to 1%, arguing that supportive policies could expand freelancing and strengthen Pakistan’s IT services exports.

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WhatsApp Adds Dedicated Parental Controls to iPhone Settings

WhatsApp parental controls have been made easier to access on iPhone through a dedicated option in the iOS settings menu. Parents are guided through setup using a QR code or invite, while controls can be applied to contacts, groups, unknown message requests and setting changes. Channels, Status and Meta AI are disabled for child accounts, while end-to-end encryption is retained. Accounts can also be kept under parental supervision for up to 12 months after the standard minimum age is reached.

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