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Nvidia is ramping up its work on driverless-vehicle technology, a field dominated by Tesla and a few others. But Musk doesn't see an imminent reason to worry.Nvidia is making a bid to challenge the...

Yann LeCun criticized Meta's AI leadership shake-up by calling new AI chief Alexandr Wang young and inexperienced, saying Mark Zuckerberg's $14 billion bet followed Llama setbacks and could lead to further departures, even as Meta doubles down on its AI strategy and Wall Street remains cautiously optimistic on the stock.

EU Parliament pushes for age limits on social media to safeguard minorsBy Philip Blenkinsop

The Ivy League school's endowment made a $443 million investment in bitcoin. The global computing network used to support the crypto uses more energy than Poland.Well, well, well. It looks like Harvard University isn't quite so green after all.Or, maybe more accurately, the "green" that the college cares about isn't the one related to the environment.Harvard's staggering $57 billion endowment has just revealed a $443 million investment in bitcoin, the fake currency and money-laundering tool that is also an environmental catastrophe.For illustration, the global computing network used to support bitcoin already uses more energy than Thailand or Poland - yes, really. The amount of energy used by bitcoin every year would power Great Britain or Italy for more than seven months.We look forward with great excitement to the next pronouncement from Harvard about the global environmental crisis, the melting of the polar ice caps, the rising of the seas and the end of life as we know it.Harvard's

Michael Burry, the famed investor known for shorting the U.S. housing market before the 2008 financial crisis, has issued a fresh warning targeting the accounting practices of major tech companies....

Michael Burry, the investor known for predicting the 2008 housing crisis, has raised concerns about major tech companies potentially understating depreciation by extending the useful life of...

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