Apple CEO Tim Cook tight-lipped following Hamas attacks
Apple and its CEO Tim Cook have been remarkably quiet when it comes to the Hamas attacks on Israel – and sources speculate it has something to do with China....
NY AG sues Winklevoss twins’ crypto firm in alleged $1.1B fraud
A pair of crypto firms including a struggling exchange owned by the Winklevoss twins allegedly bilked investors out of $1.1 billion as the digital currency market tanked last year, according...
AI can detect diabetes — just by listening to you talk: study
Talk to your robo-doctor. New medical research finds that artificial intelligence can detect type 2 diabetes merely by listening to a patient speak for six to ten seconds. The study...
Elon Musk-owned Tesla profit margins shrink after prices slashed
Tesla’s aggressive price cuts pushed its quarterly gross margin to a more-than four-year low but the electric car maker stuck to its annual production target, a sign that it is creating...
Google executive defends search quality in US antitrust trial, knocks Bing
Alphabet’s Google called its first witness on Wednesday in a once-in-a-generation US antitrust trial, putting on the witness stand an executive who detailed the vast effort the company puts into ensuring search quality....
Netflix hikes prices despite adding whopping 9M subscribers in Q3
Netflix raised subscription prices for some of its streaming plans in the US, Britain and France on Wednesday, a move to boost revenue in a competitive streaming market. Shares of Netflix rose nearly...
Amazon revamps warehouses with robots to reduce delivery times
Amazon will add a slew of new robotics and artificial intelligence-technologies at its warehouses in an effort to reduce delivery times and speed up inventory operations — and limit injuries,...
‘Only way to fight bots’
Elon Musk pushed through a $1 annual fee for new users of his social media site X to unlock basic features such as posting or sharing content – a move...
AI can cause ‘social loafing’ at work: How robots impact workplaces
Anything you can do, a robot could, too — and it could make people lazier. The corporate phenomenon known as “social loafing” — when a colleague doesn’t work as hard because...
