The recent clash between X CEO Linda Yaccarino and online safety regulators in Australia has sparked a heated debate over the boundaries of free speech versus the need for online safety. The incident in question involved a court ruling that a temporary order blocking videos of a violent attack at a Sydney church be lifted,
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It seems that Tesla could be in trouble due to CEO Elon Musk’s divided focus. Former board member Steve Westly has raised concerns about Musk’s lack of laser-like focus on the electric vehicle company. According to Westly, Musk’s attention is spread thin across multiple ventures, such as SpaceX, X, Neuralink, and The Boring Company. This
Nvidia recently reported its fiscal first-quarter earnings, showcasing impressive results that exceeded Wall Street’s expectations. The chipmaker, known for its evolution from a niche developer of 3D gaming hardware to a key player in the technology industry, reported an adjusted Earnings Per Share of $5.59 and revenue of $24.65 billion. This growth can be attributed
The recent controversy surrounding OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s use of a voice similar to Scarlett Johansson’s for its artificial intelligence voice software has stirred up discussions about the ethical implications of AI technology. Despite Johansson declining Altman’s invitation to use her voice, OpenAI went ahead with its ChatGPT AI voice dubbed “Sky”, leading to accusations
The British government’s move to expand its AI Safety Institute to the United States marks a significant step in solidifying its global leadership in artificial intelligence. This initiative aims to bolster cooperation between the UK and the US in addressing the challenges and risks associated with advanced AI technologies. By establishing a US counterpart to
Microsoft’s Build developer conference serves as a platform for the tech giant to showcase its latest advancements in artificial intelligence. With CEO Satya Nadella projecting AI to become a fundamental component of every PC by 2024, Microsoft’s ownership of Windows provides a significant advantage due to its vast PC userbase. Through initiatives like the Copilot
Tesla, the electric-vehicle maker, recently announced a significant restructuring that includes the elimination of approximately 600 employees across its manufacturing facilities and engineering offices in California. The job cuts, ranging from entry-level positions to director roles, have impacted various departments, including factory workers, software developers, and robotics engineers. The decision to cut jobs comes as
The Indian IPO market has been described as offering a “very favorable” environment for companies looking to go public. According to Shailendra Singh, managing director at Peak XV Partners, formerly Sequoia Capital India & Southeast Asia, the regulatory framework in India, especially with bodies like the Securities and Exchange Board of India and the Reserve
The recent announcement that OpenAI co-founder Ilya Sutskever is leaving the Microsoft-backed startup has brought attention to the leadership crisis that the company has faced in recent months. The departure of Sutskever, who had been a key figure in ensuring that artificial intelligence would not harm humans, highlights the internal struggles within the organization. The
Tesla is currently facing legal action from the nonprofit Environmental Democracy Project for allegedly failing to comply with the Clean Air Act at its assembly plant in Fremont, California. The lawsuit, filed in federal court in San Francisco, accuses Tesla of violating the law numerous times since January 2021, resulting in the emission of harmful