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The Russian government has added the spokesperson for Facebook’s parent company, Meta, to their list of wanted individuals.

According to an online database managed by Russia’s interior ministry, the country has put the spokesperson of Meta, a U.S. tech company that owns Facebook and Instagram, on a list of wanted individuals. According to reports from Russian state agency Tass and independent news outlet Mediazona, Meta’s communications director Andy Stone was recently added to

The Pentagon’s use of AI is speeding up the process of making difficult choices regarding lethal autonomous weapons.

NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. (AP) — Artificial intelligence employed by the U.S. military has piloted pint-sized surveillance drones in special operations forces’ missions and helped Ukraine in its war against Russia. It tracks soldiers’ fitness, predicts when Air Force planes need maintenance and helps keep tabs on rivals in space. The Pentagon’s goal is to deploy

Nissan is allocating $1.4 billion to produce electric vehicle models of its top-selling vehicles at its manufacturing plant in the United Kingdom.

Nissan plans to inject $1.4 billion into its manufacturing plant in northeastern England in order to produce electric models of its top-selling vehicles. This is seen as a positive development for the British government’s efforts to revitalize the struggling economy. The automaker from Japan produces the Qashqai and Juke crossover vehicles, which run on either

What implications does the firing and rapid rehiring of Sam Altman have on the future of AI?

OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, and its co-founder Sam Altman have had a busy week in New York. Altman, who helped start OpenAI as a nonprofit research lab back in 2015, was removed as CEO Friday in a sudden and mostly unexplained exit that stunned the industry. And while his chief executive title was swiftly

. Authorities are taking strong measures against the wrongdoers in the cryptocurrency industry. However, Congress has not yet taken any action.

Despite the ongoing scandals in the cryptocurrency sector, policymakers in Washington seem uninterested in passing legislation that would establish a formal structure for the industry. The most recent development is Binance’s agreement to pay a multi-billion dollar settlement to U.S. officials and the stepping down of the company’s CEO this week. Prior to this, FTX

A judge has ruled that a lawsuit alleging that Tesla’s Autopilot system was responsible for a driver’s death may proceed to trial.

A judge in Florida has ruled that a jury should determine if Tesla and Elon Musk made false claims about the capabilities of their Autopilot system, which led to a fatal crash. The crash occurred when a software engineer activated the system, removed his hands from the steering wheel, and collided with a truck just

Broadcom intends to finalize the purchase of VMWare for $69 billion once it receives approval from regulators.

Broadcom, a company that produces computer chips and software, has stated that it has successfully passed all necessary regulations and intends to finalize its purchase of VMware, a cloud technology company, on Wednesday for a total of $69 billion. The corporation, located in San Jose, California, declared its intention to proceed with the agreement once

After recently being removed, Sam Altman has returned as the CEO of OpenAI, along with a new board.

The former CEO of OpenAI, the company responsible for creating ChatGPT, is going back to the company that let him go at the end of last week. This marks the end of a battle for control that lasted several days and caused a stir in the tech world, highlighting the challenges in developing artificial intelligence

The CEO of Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange, has been fined $4 billion and pleaded guilty for failing to prevent money laundering.

The U.S. government has made a significant impact on Binance, the biggest cryptocurrency exchange globally. On Tuesday, the founder and CEO Changpeng Zhao admitted his guilt to a felony charge for not stopping money laundering on the platform and agreed to pay a $4 billion settlement. Zhao resigned from his position as the CEO of

The unique non-profit framework of OpenAI resulted in the unexpected removal of their highly desired CEO.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Unlike Google, Facebook and other tech giants, the company behind ChatGPT was not created to be a business. It was set up as a nonprofit by founders who hoped that it wouldn’t be beholden to commercial interests. However, the organization became intricate. After changing to a profit-based model, OpenAI still has

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The Russian government has added the spokesperson for Facebook’s parent company, Meta, to their list of wanted individuals.

The Pentagon’s use of AI is speeding up the process of making difficult choices regarding lethal autonomous weapons.

Nissan is allocating $1.4 billion to produce electric vehicle models of its top-selling vehicles at its manufacturing plant in the United Kingdom.

What implications does the firing and rapid rehiring of Sam Altman have on the future of AI?

. Authorities are taking strong measures against the wrongdoers in the cryptocurrency industry. However, Congress has not yet taken any action.

A judge has ruled that a lawsuit alleging that Tesla’s Autopilot system was responsible for a driver’s death may proceed to trial.

Broadcom intends to finalize the purchase of VMWare for $69 billion once it receives approval from regulators.

After recently being removed, Sam Altman has returned as the CEO of OpenAI, along with a new board.

The CEO of Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange, has been fined $4 billion and pleaded guilty for failing to prevent money laundering.

The unique non-profit framework of OpenAI resulted in the unexpected removal of their highly desired CEO.