Tesla CEO Elon Musk and podcast host Joe Rogan shared a candid and humorous discussion about Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’ notable physical transformation. During a recent episode of the Joe Rogan Experience, the pair speculated on Bezos’ increased muscularity, referencing his striking shift from a slender tech executive to a figure compared by Musk to…
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Taco Bell slows its AI drive-thru rollout after public pranks and software failures expose the limits of current technology.
Cloudflare flexes its monopolistic muscle – delists Perplexity as a verified bot, accusing them of not playing nice in the sandbox.
Cloudflare has publicly accused Perplexity of using deceptive and aggressive tactics to bypass restrictions intended to block its AI bots from crawling and scraping websites. According to Cloudflare, after multiple customer complaints and internal investigations, they found Perplexity circumvented standard anti-bot protections, including ignoring robots.txt directives and rotating IP addresses to avoid being blocked.
Intel is finally feeling the pain of nVidia and Apple silicon’s impact on the market. Announce the layoff of more than 24,000 people.
Intel is undergoing sweeping structural changes as the technology giant faces mounting pressure in the competitive semiconductor market. Under new leadership, the company plans to lay off a substantial portion of its workforce and scale back major capital expenditures, signaling a profound shift in strategy as it seeks to regain relevance in the AI-driven chip…
Microsoft’s Candy Crush developer replaces 200 workers with AI tools they helped create.
Microsoft’s Candy Crush developer King is replacing approximately 200 laid-off employees with artificial intelligence tools that those same workers helped create, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter. The layoffs, announced earlier this month, mark the latest phase of Microsoft’s aggressive pivot toward AI-driven operations across its gaming division.
The worldwide movement to name major weather events after energy comanies is taking the world by storm.
There is a growing movement—primarily among climate activists and some commentators—to name storms, especially hurricanes and other climate-related disasters, after major fossil fuel companies. The idea is to highlight the role these corporations have played in contributing to climate change, which is linked to more frequent and intense extreme weather events.













