Elon Musk boosting pay of AI engineers to prevent poaching from OpenAI
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the electric vehicle maker is raising the compensation of its artificial intelligence engineers due to OpenAI "aggressively recruiting" them.
Billionaire investor and NY Mets owner says AI could yield four-day work week for most workers
'My belief is that a four-day work week is coming,' said Steve Cohen
NASA awards contracts to three companies for lunar vehicle design
Three companies scored contracts from NASA on Wednesday as the space agency continues to seek a vehicle to transport its astronauts around the Moon during Artemis missions.
Spotify plans to raise prices later this year: report
Listening to Spotify will get more expensive for premium users when the company implements price increases in five non-U.S. markets in April, according to Bloomberg. They will hit the U.S. later in the year.
Former FCC head Ajit Pai blasts net neutrality vote as 'complete waste of time'
The Federal Communications Commission is planning to vote on reinstating net neutrality later this month, which former FCC chairman Ajit Pai said is a "complete waste of time."
Chase allowing advertisers to target customers based on purchases
Chase has launched a new platform, Chase Media Solutions, that allows marketers to target the bank's 80 million customers with ads based on their purchase histories.
AI needs a lot of electricity — oil and gas will help
Meeting the rise in energy demand needed to power the artificial intelligence revolution could require more fossil fuel production, and AI can help find the energy to power itself.
Jon Stewart says Apple asked him not to interview FTC head Lina Khan
Jon Stewart said he once hoped to have the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) Lina Khan on as a podcast guest but Apple urged him not to do so.
Facebook let Netflix peek into user DMs, explosive court docs claim
Social media giant Meta allegedly allowed Netflix to peek into Facebook users' direct messages, breaking anti-competitive activities and privacy rules, explosive court documents claim.
Google to destroy billions of records to settle consumer privacy lawsuit
Google has agreed to a settlement in a class action lawsuit that accused the company of improperly tracking users who used Chrome's incognito mode.
AT&T data breach exposes 73 million current, former accounts on dark web, company says
Around 73 million current and former customers are affected by an AT&T data breach to the dark web that includes personal information like Social Security numbers.
Sam Bankman-Fried gets 25 years: Where will he serve his sentence?
Sam Bankman-Fried was sentenced to 25 years for crimes committed in the collapse of the FTX crypto exchange, with the judge recommending a medium security prison in California.
Gemini fallout: Former Google employee warns of 'terrifying patterns' in company's AI algorithms
A former high-level Google employee said "terrifying patterns" were found in Google's algorithms and suggested what went wrong with the Gemini chatbot.
Office redesigns should focus on enabling hybrid work arrangements, AI: study
Employees are optimistic about hybrid work arrangements but believe offices aren't designed or equipped for it, while employers are eyeing AI collaboration tools, per a Cisco study.
Chinese company buys European flying car technology: report
A technology behind a European designed flying car, known as AirCar, has been purchased by a Chinese firm called Hebei Jianxin Flying Car Technology Company for an undisclosed fee.
Apple business card signed by Steve Jobs from 1983 sells for over $180K, may have set new world record
An Apple business card signed by Steve Jobs sold at auction for over $180,000. The rare item was from 1983, when the company was called Apple Computer. Here are details.
China blocks use of Intel and AMD chips in government computers: report
The Chinese government is banning the use of chips made by U.S. firms Intel and AMD along with foreign-made software in favor of microprocessors and tech made in China.
US agriculture industry gears up for futuristic aerial 'drone-swarm' farming after FAA decision
"Drone-swarm" agriculture could replace traditional tractors at just a fraction of the cost as the FAA clears the way for U.S. farmers to use the new technology.
Truth Social on verge of stock market approval, potentially netting Trump billions
Former President Trump's Truth Social is set to be approved to enter the stock market Friday, potentially netting the former president billions.
First Neuralink patient plays chess with brain chip implant in new video
The first patient to receive one of Elon Musk's Neuralink brain chips showed how he can control a laptop computer with his thoughts in a video livestream.



















