Less than two weeks after Tesla announced its first year-over-year delivery drop since 2020, CEO Elon Musk sent an internal email to staff stating that the company would cut at least 10% of its global workforce. Musk’s memo, sent at close to midnight PST on Sunday in California, explained that “there has been duplication of...
It’s Tax Day. Even if you’ve waited until the last day to file your taxes, you’re not alone — millions of people will file their tax returns today, including billionaire businessman and 13-year “Shark Tank” staple, Mark Cuban. Cuban took to X, formerly Twitter, on Sunday to answer a question posed by a user who...
On Friday, Bloomberg reported that Adobe’s AI image generator Firefly included AI images from competitors in its training data — a case of AI learning from AI. The report brought a new dimension to Adobe’s claims of Firefly’s ethicality. In public-facing articles, Adobe differentiated Firefly from competitors like DALL·E 3, Stable Diffusion, and Midjourney by...
This article originally appeared on Business Insider. When the Masters golf tournament started this Thursday, those watching on TV were treated to the usual assortment of visuals: lush green grass, immaculate flower beds, and the world’s greatest players putting on a show. But an even fiercer competition will be raging behind the scenes: the battle...
The Masters is arguably the most-anticipated of golf’s four Majors, and tens of thousands are expected to fill the crowds this week at Augusta National in Georgia to take in the experience and revel in the tournament’s atmosphere. The tournament’s food is also famous, and prices have remained the same for decades — shocking, considering...
Social media forum Reddit, which has been around for nearly two decades, is finally going public. An SEC filing released today shows that the company wants to raise up to $748 million in its upcoming stock launch — which would place its valuation at up to $6.5 billion. Reddit plans to sell 22 million shares...