Is The New Tesla Roadster Actually A Roadster? Not Really It’s not a convertible, that’s for sure. InsideEVs · Oct 16
Low-cost jobs will be taken over by AI, most worried about outsourced ones: Workday CEO Workday Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Aneel Bhusri told reporters at the Workday Rising Summit that AI will not lead to jobs moving out of the US or first-world countries, but may do the opposite. The Economic Times · Oct 16
How GoDaddy is changing the way Indian SMBs use AI Online presence for enterprises have become vital, and thankfully with the advent of AI, easier as well. While creating a website, branding, logos, and finding the right potential customers was a matter of expertise in yesteryears, it can now be done without having the relevant skills and/or resources. GoDaddy, as… The Economic Times · Oct 16
BMW F 450 RR Unveiled: 5 Things That Make It Stand Out BMW Motorrad has added another motorcycle to its new F 450 family, and this one is built for riders who love fully faired sportbikes. The new BMW F 450 RR combines a 420cc parallel-twin engine with 48 hp, advanced rider aids and a race-focused design. It also shares its platform… MyLifeXP · Oct 16
New York City pension fund asks Anthropic to delay IPO The supervisor of New York City's pension funds, one of the largest in the United States, asked Anthropic to postpone its stock market debut until risks posed by its artificial intelligence technology are better controlled. A small fraction of those assets, around $7 million, are currently exposed to Anthropic, the… The Economic Times · Oct 16
'Mixed feelings': AI cracks centuries-old ciphers Napoleon Bonaparte ordered the wartime missive written in code, creating a puzzle that went unsolved for more than 200 years -- until AI cracked it in a matter of hours. Tomokiyo said that since mid-September, most of the ciphers on his list have been cracked using AI. "There remain some… The Economic Times · Oct 16
Google boosts news and link visibility in AI mode Google announced Thursday it will start displaying links to websites and articles more prominently and higher up in search results powered by artificial intelligence (AI), as brands and news publishers warn of a sharp decline in their traffic. According to a report by consultancy Chartbeat, news website publishers saw a… The Economic Times · Oct 16
Want The Flying Version Of The Tesla Roadster? You'll Need An Invite The base version of the Roadster won't come with any thrusters. And while a 'limited' group will get rear-facing boosters, only a chosen few will get all 10. InsideEVs · Oct 16
Will The Flying Tesla Roadster Be Street Legal? Nope. During the Tesla Roadster reveal on Thursday, Tesla's CEO was cagey about whether it would actually be legal to drive on public roads. InsideEVs · Oct 16
Investors temper Anthropic IPO valuation expectations over revenue growth slowdown Some investors who attended Anthropic's investor day on Wednesday in San Francisco discussed a valuation of around $1.5 trillion, three of the people said, a significant step down from the roughly $2 trillion valuation that investors had previously expected for the November share sale. The Economic Times · Oct 16
Here Are All Of The Crazy Tricks The Tesla Roadster Just Did The new Tesla Roadster packs cold-gas thrusters aided by SpaceX, 2G fan suction and sub-1-second 0-60 mph claims after a wild live reveal on stage. InsideEVs · Oct 16
Flipkart ex-staff push for Esop buyout; Wipro, Tech Mahindra’s Q2 report Happy Friday! Former Flipkart employees are asking Walmart to cash out their vested stock options. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch. The Economic Times · Oct 16
Tesla Just Revealed The Roadster With A Truly Insane Demo. Here's What You Need To Know The new Roadster can jump over a Semi truck and do 0-60 in 0.81 seconds, Tesla claims. But it's not actually available yet. InsideEVs · Oct 16
Marissa Mayer: Anyone who says they know how AI will play out is ‘either lying or arrogant or both’ The former Yahoo CEO, who just launched AI assistant startup Dazzle AI, says the odds still favor an AI future that’s good for science, creativity, and busy parents. Fortune · Oct 16
InsideEVs · Oct 16 Chery Is Bringing Its Land Rover Lookalike To The UK Chery is bringing its iCaur V27 SUV to the UK in 2027, which looks strikingly similar to the Land Rover Defender. But will it be able to compete?
The Independent UK · Oct 15 Porsche goes gunning for Ferrari as Mission S previews new mid-engined super sports car New concept signals a permanent addition to Porsche range above the 911, with classic design influences, wacky moving dials and no fixed central screen
International Business Times · Oct 15 Nearly 9 In 10 CEOs Expect To Hire More Workers Despite AI. But The Jobs They Need Are Changing. A new KPMG survey of 400 American CEOs found that companies are putting greater emphasis on AI skills, employee retraining and redesigned roles.
The Economic Times · Oct 15 Nvidia, Apple each gave $25 million for Trump's ballroom: Washington Post The Adelson family, longtime financial supporters of Trump and his Republican Party, committed $25 million as well, as did billionaire Charles Ergen, co-founder and chairman of telecommunications company Dish Network, the report added.
InsideEVs · Oct 15 Slate Opened Its First Showroom Where You Can Test Drive Its $24,950 Electric Pickup Truck Slate Auto just opened up its first Slate Experience Center in Chicago, so people can check the trucks out, look at their accessories, and even test drive them.
Fortune · Oct 15 ‘Close to zero’: AI chiefs reckon with 'politics projects' and the level of true change in response to AI At a Fortune event, executives from Accenture, AXA, Mastercard, and Mistral AI said the technology isn’t the main obstacle to AI payoffs.
The Economic Times · Oct 15 CoreWeave's slump puts spotlight on debt behind AI boom The loss-making AI cloud company, burdened with about $50 billion in debt, has become the poster child for mounting concerns that the data center boom is being fueled by credit, straining newer players and pressuring cash flows even at giants such as Alphabet and Meta Platforms.
International Business Times UK · Oct 15 Hacker Claims Password '123456' Enabled Access to Denmark's National Registry, Affecting 8.8M People Denmark's CPR breach exposed data linked to 8.8 million people. An alleged attacker cited stolen credentials, while reports identified weak passwords at a private company.
The Guardian - UK · Oct 15 The UK must have digital sovereignty Letters: The government must stop allowing foreign companies to have access to our sensitive data, writes Ian White. Plus a letter from Bill Cawley
The Guardian - UK · Oct 15 Tell us: have you used AI to help with online dating? From chat-up lines to social coaching, we’d like to hear from people who use AI to assist them navigating the online dating world
The Independent UK · Oct 15 OpenAI donates $5 million to try and make peace with distraught mathematicians Money will be used to pay for experts to ‘examine, understand, and build on results produced by AI’, ChatGPT maker says