Edward Ongweso Jr

Musk blamed a "massive" revenue drop after he scared away advertisers on "activists" who are "trying to destroy free speech in America."

The FTX founder was said to be the "next Warren Buffet," a billionaire with a "savior complex." Now, it's all burning down.

After Elon Musk threw Twitter into disarray by firing thousands of employees and thousands of contractors across core teams and infrastructure, hundreds decided they would rather resign than stay in Musk's shitstorm.

In October, the university quietly introduced heat sensors under desk without notifying students or seeking their consent. Students removed the devices, hacked them, and were able to force the university to stop its surveillance.

Five lawsuits have been filed in the month since FTX's spectacular collapse and allege vast conspiracies to mislead and defraud customers.

The company claims lawmakers should let the NFT-powered metaverse flourish because it will somehow add $3 trillion to global GDP by 2031.

The panic and hype around the surprisingly dumb chatbot is stopping us from talking about real issues with AI.

"That's the future of bureaucracy: bots negotiating with each other," said Joshua Browder, CEO of DoNotPay, which is rolling out the service.

A pair of hackers swatted victims and taunted responding officers using the internet-connected cameras, prosecutors allege.

Propaganda and deceit are a feature of AI, not its downfall.