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Tesla’s Optimus robot appeared to be remotely controlled at a Miami event, contradicting Elon Musk’s claims of full AI autonomy.
OnlyFans leads a 2024 global ranking of revenue per employee, generating about $37.6 million per worker and outpacing traditional Big Tech names.
Paramount may take its Warner Bros. bid straight to shareholders, speeding the deal and bypassing traditional negotiations.
SpaceX has informed investors it aims for a late-2026 IPO, as new funding discussions could lift its valuation toward $800 billion.
An Irish consultant won the $60,000 Excel World Championship in Las Vegas, earning the nickname “the LeBron of Excel” for his dominant logic-puzzle performance.
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang says he is “thrilled” by Elon Musk’s robotics projects, calling them a major catalyst for the next era of AI-powered automation.
Albania suspends its AI governance pilot after the country’s AI minister is arrested for taking crypto bribes and treating corruption as “standard protocol.”
Cloudflare stock fell after a major outage disrupted ChatGPT, Zoom and other platforms worldwide.
China has developed an algorithm that enables drones to fly as an intelligent swarm, jointly carrying heavy loads and navigating complex terrain.
Netflix is now the leading bidder for Warner Bros. Discovery, intensifying a high-stakes takeover battle with Paramount Skydance and Comcast.
A Google employee is accused of using insider knowledge to win $1 million on Polymarket after a series of unusually accurate bets tied to company events.
Vulcan Elements, backed by a fund led by Donald Trump Jr., secured a $620 million Pentagon deal to expand U.S. rare-earth magnet production.