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Here's your Tnv Tech Minute for Tuesday, October 15th.

I'm Zoe Thomas for the Wall Street Journal.

We exclusively report that the publisher of the New York Times has sent a cease and desist notice

to generative AI company perplexity, demanding that the Jeff Bezos backed startup stop accessing

and using its content. That's according to a copy of the letter reviewed by the Wall Street

Journal. The letter sent through the Times's law firm said that the way

perplexity uses its content including creating summaries and other output

violates its rights under copyright law. Other publishers including Forbes and Conde Nast have accused

perplexity of using their material without permission to generate AI search

results. Proplexity CEO said the company isn't ignoring the Times's efforts to block

crawling of its site and that the startup plans on responding to the legal notice

by the deadline. Intel and advanced micro devices are creating an the compatible computer architecture capable of running an array of software.

It has become dominant in personal computers and servers according to Intel.

The group, which includes Google, Microsoft, and Meta, says it will work to identify new ways to expand

the X86 ecosystem by enabling compatibility across different platforms and simplifying software

development.

It aims to enhance the architecture's compatibility, predictability, and consistency

across all sectors.

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