Tech - Page 94

Elon Musk’s alleged use of illegal drugs has reportedly become a source of concern for executives and board members at Tesla and SpaceX, potentially threatening the stability and future of these tech giants.

The world’s first totally autonomous, artificial intelligence-powered eatery is now operating in Pasadena, California.

Left-wing actor Mark Ruffalo was caught this week sharing doctored, AI-generated images of former President Donald Trump as a passenger headed to Jeffrey Epstein’s pedo island. Days later, he admitted they were fake images, yet instead of taking full accountability for his gullibility, the Disney-Marvel star blamed Elon Musk’s ownership of Twitter/X.

The Disney Grooming Syndicate has been forced to back down from bullying a private citizen who legally used Steamboat Willie in a YouTube video.

A Florida man was arrested after police used the World of Warcraft video game to track down a missing Ohio teen he was allegedly hiding and intending to sexually abuse.

Google’s AI unit, DeepMind, has reportedly rolled out a “Robot Constitution” aiming to govern AI behaviors and ensure human safety.

Google has reportedly launched a new data collection project, hiring a contractor to gather facial recognition data from children, offering $50 to parents for their child’s participation.

Tesla has announced a recall of over 1.6 million electric vehicles sold in China to reduce crashes caused by autopilot issues.

Tesla Entrepreneur Elon Musk blasted Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and accused the NBA owner of “hypocrisy” for his support of DEI.

Elon Musk’s Tesla has made a major change to how it describes the performance of its lineup of electric vehicles, reducing the range estimates for its Model Y, Model S, and Model X by as much as 37 miles.

Following the recent unsealing of documents related to disgraced financier and sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, most onlookers seem underwhelmed by the lack of revelations into the shadowy empire of perversion that Epstein once ruled over. In fact, jokes and memes about Stephen Hawking are dominating the discussion on X/Twitter.

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has claimed that SpaceX illegally terminated eight employees who circulated a letter critical of CEO Elon Musk’s public behavior.

Hollywood star Mark Ruffalo has spread fake, AI-generated images with his 8.2 million X followers of former President Donald Trump that falsely depict Trump on an airplane “headed to Epstein Island.”

Sen. Cynthia Lummis (R-WY), a leading advocate for digital currencies, endorsed Ohio Senate Republican candidate Bernie Moreno’s bid to oust the anti-crypto Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH).

World-class director Christopher Nolan recently recalled a hilarious moment when a Peloton instructor trashed one of his films.

The late “king of rock ‘n’ roll” Elvis Presley is reportedly set to return for another concert via artificial intelligence (AI) in London, where he will appear onstage as a hologram.

In a recent test, ChatGPT-4, the latest version of OpenAI’s popular AI chatbot, showed a significant failure to diagnose medical conditions in children accurately. 

Black leaders including progressive activist and independent presidential candidate Cornel West, Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY), and MSNBC host Al Sharpton are standing by disgraced outgoing Harvard President Claudine Gay, claiming that “racism” is what forced her to resign, despite the fact that Gay announced her resignation following antisemitism scandals at Harvard, disastrous congressional testimony, and scores of plagiarism allegations being unearthed.

In California, self-driving cars are navigating city streets free from the risk of receiving traffic tickets due to current legal limitations in Gov. Gavin Newsom’s troubled state.

Facebook has recently launched a new feature called “Link History,” designed to keep track of all the links clicked by users within its mobile app. The technology is the latest demonstration of Mark Zuckerberg’s endless hunger to gather every speck of Facebook users’ personal data.

34 years after its launch on the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES),  a 13-year-old gamer has shattered a long-standing barrier in Tetris, beating the game for the first time since its launch by achieving the infamous “kill screen” after a 40 minute playthrough. The teen dedicated the achievement to his father, who passed away a week ago.

Vinnie Penn, host of the Vinnie Penn Project, was surprised to learn from Breitbart News Tech editor Colin Madine that disgraced former Harvard president Claudine Gay would be staying on as a professor. He was even more surprised at Madine’s prediction that “students will be fighting over themselves to get into the class with her.”

Continuing an ongoing trend, Pornhub has blocked users in Montana and North Carolina due to newly implemented age verification laws in these states.

British authorities are currently investigating an unprecedented case of “virtual sexual assault” involving a minor on Mark Zuckerberg’s VR metaverse platform.

Disgraced Harvard President Claudine Gay, who resigned on Tuesday following antisemitism scandals, disastrous congressional testimony, and scores of plagiarism allegations, will stay on the Ivy League university’s faculty as a professor with a salary of nearly $900,000.

Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) told Breitbart News she will press Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin (D-IL) to continue subpoenaing logs relating to reported sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

Venture capitalist Nic Carter told Breitbart News in an exclusive statement that the Biden DOJ has exposed its agenda as “nakedly political” by not prosecuting Sam Bankman-Fried for his allegedly unlawful political donations.

Officials say a 17-year-old exchange student from China who was the victim of a cyber kidnapping was located safe on Sunday in the mountains outside Salt Lake City, Utah.

The Jerusalem Post claims that a whistleblower at Amazon has exposed a series of anti-Israel comments and pro-Hamas messages circulating within the company’s internal communication channels. 

Harvard President Claudine Gay resigned on Tuesday, following antisemitism scandals at the Ivy League university, a disastrous congressional testimony, and scores of plagiarism allegations being unearthed in recent months. Her six month tenure marks the shortest tenure in Harvard’s history.

A recent study claims that almost half of all British teenagers view themselves as addicted to social media, reigniting debates on the impact of online platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter on younger users.

Harvard President Claudine Gay was hit with six additional charges of plagiarism on Monday in a complaint filed with the Ivy League university. This brings the total number of allegations against Gay to near 50.

Cable TV was a form of socialism: there was no real competition, and everyone paid for everyone else’s content.

Chief Justice John Roberts focused his year-end report on the role of artificial intelligence in the legal profession, steering clear of commenting on legal controversies related to former President Donald Trump.

Media giant Cox Media Group has come under scrutiny after boasting about its “Active Listening” technology, which allegedly enables marketers to eavesdrop on conversations through smartphones and other devices.

Tech giant Apple has prevailed in its latest legal challenge, enabling it to restart sales of its new smartwatch models.