Elon Musk tweets #FreePavel after arrest of Telegram founder – and criticizes Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg
Elon Musk defended Telegram co-founder and CEO Pavel Durov after his arrest in Paris on Saturday and criticized his social […]
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Travis Kelce’s father reveals he was ‘banned forever’ by X as he hits the ramp
The father of Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce revealed that he is no longer welcome on social media platform
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has “nothing to hide” after his arrest in Paris, the company says
Pavel Durov, the Russian-born founder of Telegram who was arrested in Paris, has nothing to hide as it is absurd
Trump Doubts Elon Musk’s White House Cabinet Role, But Says Tesla Mogul May Be ‘Consulted’
Former President Donald Trump said Tesla CEO Elon Musk is unlikely to serve in his cabinet if he wins a
France’s Macron says there is no political motive behind the arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov
Pavel Durov, the Russian-born founder of messaging app Telegram, was arrested in France as part of an ongoing judicial investigation
Russia seizes more than $100 million from Google to fund war propaganda campaign: report
Russia seized more than $100 million from Google and used the money to fund its own propaganda campaign in support
Billionaire Marc Andreessen’s family plans ‘visionary’ development near controversial ‘California Forever’ project: report
Tech mogul Marc Andreessen’s family owns tracts of land near the city’s controversial California Forever project he’s backing — and
California lawmakers pass controversial AI bill opposed by much of tech industry
California lawmakers on Wednesday approved a hotly contested artificial intelligence safety bill that will need another vote before its fate
Google twins will let users create images of humans with artificial intelligence after ‘wake’ botch featuring black Nazis
Google relaunched its Gemini artificial intelligence software after its text-to-image tool drew condemnation for creating fake depictions of black Nazis,
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Reluctant to Fire Employees, But Will ‘Torture Them to Greatness’
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has said he is reluctant to lay off employees, choosing instead to “torture them into greatness”