The first Starlink satellite direct to cell phone constellation is now complete. This will enable unmodified cell phones to have Internet connectivity in remote areas
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The evolving clash between Elon Musk and OpenAI, the very company he helped co-found, reflects a deeper philosophical and ethical debate about the future of artificial intelligence (AI). Once aligned in vision, Musk and OpenAI now find themselves at odds over commercialization, advertising, transparency, and control in the AI space. OpenAI’s For-Profit Shift: A Controversial…
X Corp. alleges that GARM, a coalition under the World Federation of Advertisers (WFA), orchestrated a campaign to undermine its ad revenue following controversial policy changes under Elon Musk’s leadership
Starlink, led by South African-born Elon Musk, is working swiftly to expand internet capacity in Africa’s densely populated urban centers following a temporary suspension of new subscriptions in some areas due to high demand.
Tesla, one of the world’s popular electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers is gearing up to launch its highly anticipated robotaxi service on October 10.
X’s ongoing issues in Brazil largely stemmed from its initial reluctance to comply with court orders, leading to the suspension of numerous accounts and the platform’s eventual ban
Elon Musk's social media platform, X, is facing the looming threat of a complete shutdown in Brazil, one of its most significant markets. The escalating legal confrontation with Brazil's Supreme Court has brought the platform to the brink, with potential ramifications that could see X going dark in the country. Legal Dispute: Compliance and Controversy…
The lawsuit, initiated by Twitter’s former head of people experience and another ex-manager, accused X Corp. of providing less severance than contractually promised. The plaintiffs claimed that Musk’s company offered the dismissed employees a maximum of three months’ severance pay, whereas Twitter’s Severance Plan, effective since 2019, had guaranteed senior employees up to six months’…
