Cao Dapeng, former head of PopAI at 01.AI, has been named mobile product leader for ByteDance’s AI-generated video platform ...

The popular apps have unexpectedly returned to iOS and Android devices. You might want to download them while you can. ByteDance’s TikTok and CapCut apps are back ...

TikTok owner ByteDance is restructuring its artificial intelligence (AI) department after having poached an expert from Google to lead foundation research, according to employees of the Chinese ...

ByteDance’s TikTok and CapCut apps are back in the Apple and Google app stores after having been absent from both for nearly a month. And in a sign of just how popular both apps are, both apps ...

For unknown reasons, that protection is globally disabled in the app, NowSecure said. What’s more, the data is sent to servers that are controlled by ByteDance, the Chinese company that owns TikTok.

As TikTok fights to keep its popular video app available in the US, investors in parent company ByteDance Ltd. are being forced to re-evaluate financial prospects for a business valued at more ...

Researchers at ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, showcased an AI model designed to generate full-body deepfake videos from one image and audio — and the results are scarily impressive.

When talking about AI, ByteDance is probably not the first name that comes to mind. Many think that the Chinese firm only owns TikTok and some video editing apps, such as CapCut. However ...

The changes come as ByteDance, China's most valuable unicorn, is under pressure from DeepSeek, which has triggered a nationwide frenzy over AI. In the consumer app space, DeepSeek has replaced ...

"We confirmed DeepSeek communicating with ByteDance," the South Korean data protection regulator told Yonhap News Agency. The country had already removed DeepSeek from app stores over the weekend ...