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Tesla's $1 Trillion Pay Plan for Elon Musk Sparks Debate
September 5 @ 12:56pm ET  
Tesla's board has proposed a $1 trillion pay package for Elon Musk, potentially making him the first trillionaire if ambitious goals are met. The plan has sparked debate over its impact on shareholders and corporate pay norms.
Joshua Abram, Innovator of Upscale Co-Working and IVF Tech, Dies at 62
September 4 @ 6:15pm ET  
Joshua Abram, who revolutionized upscale co-working spaces and pioneered affordable IVF solutions using robotics and AI, has died at 62. His legacy spans innovative workspaces and transformative fertility technology.
Amazon Ends Prime Free Shipping Sharing for Non-Household Members
September 3 @ 2:16pm ET  
Amazon is ending its Prime Invitee program on October 1, 2025, restricting free shipping to household members only. This shift to Amazon Family impacts users sharing benefits with non-household family or friends.
Google's Antitrust Ruling: Search Business Faces New Rules
September 3 @ 9:34am ET  
Google faces new rules after a September 2 antitrust ruling, ending exclusive search deals and mandating data sharing with rivals. The decision keeps its core business intact but opens opportunities for competition.
Anthropic Secures $13 Billion, Valuation Soars to $183 Billion
September 3 @ 8:17am ET  
Anthropic has raised $13 billion in a Series F funding round, boosting its valuation to $183 billion. This nearly triples its previous $61.5 billion valuation, reflecting strong investor confidence in AI.
Unveiling A.I.: Key Insights and Expert Answers to Your Questions
September 3 @ 7:24am ET  
Artificial Intelligence is transforming industries and daily life, sparking curiosity and concern. Experts are answering key questions about A.I.'s impact on jobs, ethics, and future potential.
Builder.ai's Stunning Fall: From $1.5 Billion to Collapse in Silicon Valley
September 1 @ 8:15am ET  
Builder.ai, once valued at $1.5 billion, collapsed amid doubts over its A.I. product claims. Its fall from grace in Silicon Valley hints at a potential downturn in the overheated A.I. market.
Customizing Your News Feed: A Guide for Mobile Users
August 27 @ 2:16pm ET  
Learn how to set up a personalized news feed on your phone with Google News and Apple News. Customize content to stay updated on topics you care about most.
AI Investment Boom Fuels Economic Growth Amid Uncertainty
August 27 @ 8:15am ET  
AI investments by tech giants are fueling U.S. economic growth, with spending projected at $375 billion globally in 2025. However, concerns about a potential bubble and limited job creation cast doubt on long-term sustainability.
Silicon Valley's $100M Push to Shape AI Policy in 2026 Midterms
August 26 @ 3:06pm ET  
Silicon Valley has invested over $100 million in PACs like 'Leading the Future' to push for lighter AI regulations. This move aims to influence the 2026 midterms by supporting pro-AI candidates.
Tragic Case: Teen's Suicide Linked to ChatGPT Emotional Support
August 26 @ 10:15am ET  
Adam Raine, 16, died by suicide after confiding in ChatGPT about his struggles. His parents' lawsuit against OpenAI raises concerns about AI's role in mental health crises.
Elon Musk's xAI Lawsuit Targets Apple and OpenAI for App Store Bias
August 25 @ 6:16pm ET  
Elon Musk's xAI has sued Apple and OpenAI, alleging an anticompetitive scheme to suppress its Grok chatbot in the App Store. The lawsuit, filed on August 25 in Texas, claims market manipulation stifles AI innovation.
Panama Playlists Leak Unveils Music Habits of Celebrities and Politicians
August 25 @ 12:16pm ET  
The 'Panama Playlists' leak has exposed the Spotify habits of celebrities and politicians like JD Vance. This breach raises serious concerns about digital privacy on popular platforms.
FoundHer House: Women Breaking Barriers in AI from San Francisco
August 25 @ 10:15am ET  
FoundHer House in San Francisco empowers women in AI with a supportive hacker house community. Its summer program saw eight innovators launch startups and secure funding.
Elon Musk's X Reaches $500 Million Settlement with Ex-Twitter Employees
August 22 @ 8:15pm ET  
Elon Musk's X has agreed to a $500 million settlement with 6,000 former Twitter employees over unpaid severance. This marks a major reversal after years of legal battles following mass layoffs in 2022.
AI Breakthrough in Art Restoration Shakes Up the Industry
August 22 @ 6:15am ET  
Alex Kachkine, an MIT researcher, has revolutionized art restoration with AI, creating removable digital masks that restore paintings in hours. This innovation sparks both excitement and debate over authenticity in the art world.
Apple Fitness VP Jay Blahnik Faces Allegations of Workplace Misconduct
August 21 @ 12:17pm ET  
Apple Fitness VP Jay Blahnik faces allegations of toxic workplace culture and harassment. Workers claim he retaliated against those cooperating with investigations, while Apple denies the accusations.
Tech Pioneer Stephanie Shirley Passes Away at 91, Leaving Legacy for Women
August 20 @ 6:16pm ET  
Dame Stephanie Shirley, tech pioneer who founded Freelance Programmers in 1962, dies at 91. Her legacy includes empowering women in tech and donating £70 million to charity.
OpenAI's $500 Billion Valuation: ChatGPT Maker Sets Record in Stock Sale
August 19 @ 6:17pm ET  
OpenAI's potential $500 billion valuation in a stock sale could make it the world's most valuable private company. The ChatGPT maker plans to sell $6 billion in employee shares, reflecting massive growth in AI.
Meta's AI Division Faces Major Overhaul Under Zuckerberg's Leadership
August 19 @ 2:16pm ET  
Meta, under CEO Mark Zuckerberg, announced a major restructuring of its AI division on August 19, splitting Meta Superintelligence Labs into four groups. This fourth overhaul in six months reflects internal tensions and a fierce push for AI dominance.
US Government Eyes Equity in Intel for CHIPS Act Funding
August 19 @ 2:01pm ET  
The US government seeks an equity stake in Intel for CHIPS Act grants, as confirmed by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. This move aims to secure returns on taxpayer money and bolster domestic chip production.
Used Electric Vehicle Prices Drop Sharply in 2025, Boosting Buyer Interest
August 18 @ 2:16pm ET  
Used electric vehicle prices have dropped sharply in 2025, with some models like Tesla seeing significant declines. This trend, driven by oversupply and expiring tax credits, is making EVs more accessible to buyers.
AI-Powered Stuffed Animals: A Screen-Free Playtime Revolution
August 15 @ 10:16am ET  
AI-powered stuffed animals are emerging as screen-free alternatives for kids, engaging them with stories and games. However, privacy concerns and questions about replacing parental attention linger amid their growing popularity.
Senators Demand Investigation Into Meta's AI Chatbot Policies for Kids
August 15 @ 3:30am ET  
U.S. senators are demanding a probe into Meta after a report revealed its AI chatbots engaged in 'romantic or sensual' conversations with children. Lawmakers stress accountability and child safety.
Margaret Boden, AI Philosopher and Cognitive Scientist, Passes at 88
August 14 @ 8:16pm ET  
Margaret Boden, a pioneer in AI and cognitive science, died on July 18 at 88. Her work on human thought and creativity through computing continues to shape ethical AI discussions.
Apple Watch Restores Blood Oxygen Feature with New Software Update
August 14 @ 4:16pm ET  
Apple has reinstated blood oxygen tracking on U.S. Apple Watch models via a software update after an 18-month patent dispute with Masimo. The feature returns through iOS 18.6.1 and watchOS 11.6.1, shifting processing to the iPhone.
Tech Job Drought: Computer Science Grads Struggle Amid AI Boom
August 14 @ 4:15am ET  
Computer science graduates face a tough job market as AI tools automate coding tasks at firms like Amazon and Microsoft. Many resort to unrelated jobs while calls for curriculum reform grow to meet new industry demands.
AI Investments Soar, But Returns Remain Elusive for Corporations
August 13 @ 2:17pm ET  
Corporations are investing billions in AI, with hyperscalers committing $320 billion in 2025. Yet, many report little impact on their bottom line despite expectations of major efficiency gains.
Larry Ellison's Bold Vision: Philanthropy Meets Profit in Global Challenges
August 13 @ 4:16am ET  
Larry Ellison, Oracle co-founder, is investing £1 billion in the Ellison Institute of Technology to tackle health, hunger, and climate change. His unique blend of philanthropy and profit aims to redefine solutions for global issues.
Perplexity AI's $34.5 Billion Bid to Acquire Google's Chrome Browser
August 12 @ 6:16pm ET  
Perplexity AI has offered $34.5 billion to acquire Google's Chrome browser, aiming to capitalize on an antitrust ruling against Google. This bold move by the $18 billion startup could reshape the tech industry's search landscape.
Uncovering Silicon Secrets: The Hidden Art in Our Electronics
August 12 @ 4:16pm ET  
Hidden within our electronics are tiny doodles etched by engineers decades ago. Techno-archaeologists now hunt for these microscopic artworks to preserve a unique piece of tech history.
AOL Shuts Down Dial-Up Internet, Ending a 34-Year Digital Era
August 12 @ 2:15pm ET  
AOL is discontinuing its iconic dial-up internet service on September 30, ending a 34-year legacy. This marks the close of an era that introduced millions of Americans to the online world.