Simon Campanello: "Open AI is about to intensify tech companies' surveillance"
Simon Campanello critiques Open AI's ambitions to integrate Chat GPT into homes, viewing it as a means of increasing tech companies' surveillance over individual activities.
Nvidia forecasts sales of $78 billion in the first fiscal quarter, above expectations
Nvidia has projected sales of $78 billion in the first fiscal quarter, exceeding market expectations due to significant investments in AI processors by major tech companies.
'It is a total disrespect,' says federation president about taxes paid by big techs
The president of the Brazilian Federation of Advertising Agencies criticizes the taxation of big tech companies and emphasizes the need for a collective effort to influence regulatory debates.
The digitization of agriculture by tech companies threatens to widen the gap with the Global South, according to a study
The digitization of agriculture driven by major tech companies risks exacerbating inequalities with the Global South, as suggested by a study from IPES Food.
Tech firms lead Asian markets rally as Seoul, Tokyo hit records
Asian stock markets, particularly Tokyo and Seoul, reached new highs spurred by tech companies, following a favorable trend from Wall Street.
Trump's Tough Demand – Similar Projects to Be Built in Finland
President Trump announced a new requirement for tech companies building data centers to also construct their own power plants to cover the energy needs of these centers.
Alternative Service Providers: How to Break Free from Google, PayPal, and WhatsApp
The Chaos Computer Club is promoting alternatives to major American tech companies through events aimed at ensuring digital independence.
Alternative service providers: How to break free from Google, Paypal, and Whatsapp
The Chaos Computer Club aims to promote alternative digital services and reduce reliance on major American tech companies like Google, Paypal, and Whatsapp through events and awareness campaigns.
The Digital Addiction of Minors: "I Treat Kids Who Spend the Weekend in Their Room with Their Mobile"
The article discusses the rising issue of digital addiction among minors, highlighting psychological symptoms and legal actions against major tech companies.
Nine urges Albanese to prop up media in face of AI threat
The CEO of Nine Entertainment is calling on Prime Minister Albanese to prioritize a policy that protects local media from the revenue disruptions caused by AI-driven global tech companies.
Humand raised US$66 million to accelerate its expansion and improve internal communication in companies
Humand, an HR Tech platform founded by Argentinians Nicolás Benenzon and Gerónimo Maspero, raised US$66 million in a Series A funding round to expand its operations and enhance internal communications for businesses.
The Tricks That Make Us Stick to Apps
The article discusses how technology companies employ certain strategies to keep users engaged with apps longer and more frequently, as explained by researcher Sissela Nutley.
From Buy America to Bye America... This Trend is Increasing Trump's Tensions
Donald Trump faces rising tensions as U.S. investors rapidly withdraw from the stock market amidst legal challenges and declining returns from major tech companies.
Trump Wants to Use Autonomous Lethal Weapons
Trump aims to implement lethal autonomous weapons, pressing tech companies for mass surveillance systems capable of operating without supervision.
Should pharmaceutical companies advertise to consumers?
The article discusses the personal experience of Tamar Abrams, who turned to Ozempic, a diabetes medication associated with weight loss, due to health issues stemming from personal hardships and the influence of advertising.
US farmers are rejecting multimillion-dollar datacenter bids for their land: ‘I’m not for sale’
Farmers in Kentucky are declining lucrative offers from tech companies for their farmland as they resist industrial development.
Marriage of Hate: Why Newsrooms Insist on Their Relationship with Tech Companies?
The article discusses the ongoing conflict between news media and big tech companies, highlighting the ethical and financial complexities that arise from their intertwined existence.
Meta, Google, and Reddit knock on the government regarding critical users.
The article discusses concerns over U.S. authorities using data from tech companies like Meta, Google, and Reddit to monitor critics, particularly those challenging immigration enforcement.
Fox News AI Newsletter: AI giant moves HQ to red state
AI company Palantir is relocating its headquarters to Florida, reflecting a broader trend of tech companies moving out of traditional hubs for better business environments.
Three Silicon Valley engineers arrested for stealing Google data to send to Iran
Three Silicon Valley engineers have been arrested for allegedly stealing trade secrets from Google and other tech companies to send to Iran.
Iran Hacks Google: Arrest of 3 Engineers in Silicon Valley for Stealing Technology Secrets
Three Silicon Valley engineers have been arrested for allegedly stealing sensitive trade secrets from Google and other tech companies and transferring them to Iran.
The area that will become the global capital of data centers by 2030
Northern Virginia, currently the world's largest data center market, faces competition from Texas and other states as tech companies seek better resources and incentives.
The AI system that learns from a million species to design new treatments
A new AI model, developed through a collaboration between major tech companies and researchers, aims to modify cells and molecules to create effective treatments for various diseases.
United Kingdom wants to force platforms to remove intimate images without consent within 48 hours
The UK government proposes new laws requiring tech companies to delete abusive images within 48 hours or face service blockages, as part of efforts to combat violence against women and girls.
Open AI, Make the Code Public: PM Modi's Direct Message to Tech Companies
During the AI Impact Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the need for transparency in AI development and the importance of open-sourced code to benefit the youth and ensure safety.
French President's Stern Message to Tech Companies: Free Speech is Nonsense
French President Emmanuel Macron criticized social media companies at the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi, claiming they falsely promote themselves as champions of free speech while operating biased algorithms.
Macron strikes back at tech giants: 'Pure horse shit'
French President Emmanuel Macron criticized major technology companies during his visit to India, arguing that their claims of supporting free speech are misleading due to the lack of transparency in algorithms.
Patents, capital, and industrial processes: food tech enters a new phase. Cesare De Stefano and the case of Nuvola Zero
The Italian food tech sector is increasingly focusing on the quality of intangible assets and their impact on the industrial value of companies, exemplified by Cesare De Stefano's Nuvola Zero and its patent-driven approach.
In a speech at the summit on the impact of AI, Lula highlights the duality of technology and advocates for the regulation of big techs
President Lula emphasizes the dual nature of technology during an AI summit in India and calls for regulation of big tech companies.
Lula advances on big techs and criticizes the business model of companies in a speech in India
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva criticized the business model of big techs during a speech in New Delhi at an artificial intelligence summit.
United Kingdom introduces deadline for removing intimate images posted without consent
The UK government has mandated that tech companies must remove intimate images shared without consent within two days to avoid penalties.
The AI Device Market is Heating Up... Meta Ventures into Smartwatches, Apple Creates Glasses
Big tech companies are entering the competitive AI hardware market with innovative wearable devices, including smartwatches and smart glasses.
Britain demands swift action from tech giants regarding illegal images
The UK government is instituting new measures requiring tech companies to remove non-consensual intimate images within 48 hours of notification, or face hefty fines and potential service blockages.
MexDer brings derivatives of Apple, Meta, Netflix, Nvidia, and Tesla to Mexico
MexDer has launched futures and options contracts for major tech companies in Mexico to promote participation from retail investors in the derivatives market.
Maciej Stańczuk: Europe Needs Someone Like Elon Musk
The dominance of American companies in the top global firms highlights a significant gap in the European market, particularly in the tech sector.
Tech firms must take down abusive images in 48 hours - or face being blocked from UK
New UK government rules require tech firms to remove abusive images within 48 hours or face possible fines and service bans.
Tech Consultant Surprised by Oura's Move to the United States - Silicon Valley Expert Celebrates the Success of the Boys from Oulu
The Finnish smart ring company Oura has moved its headquarters from Finland to the United States, raising concerns about Finland's ability to retain growing tech companies.
Negative Posts About ICE Targeted by Trump Administration
The Trump administration's DHS is targeting users who criticized ICE on social media platforms, compelling tech companies to hand over user data.
Programming legend Steinberger: An architect for agents
Austrian developer Peter Steinberger, renowned for his work in artificial intelligence, has been pursued by major tech companies and has now accepted a role at OpenAI.
They have 'nurtured' our addiction to screens - The new battle OpenAI, Meta, and Apple are trying to 'break' it
Tech companies are now competing to reduce smartphone screen addiction by developing innovative wearable devices.
Palantir moves headquarters to Miami amid tech’s growing retreat to Florida
Palantir has relocated its headquarters from Denver to Miami, following a trend of tech companies moving to Florida for a more favorable business environment.
Warning from American researcher: If AI systems take control, human civilization could become a 'collateral damage'
An American researcher warns that a race among tech companies to advance AI systems could endanger humanity, urging governments to intervene.
Tech Fever in the City That Shocked the USA with Deepseek
Hangzhou is emerging as a hub of technological innovation, challenging traditional views on Chinese creativity with companies like Deepseek.
Social Media: Before Zuckerberg Statement: What the Addiction Process Means for Social Media
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is testifying in a lawsuit regarding the addiction potential of social media, which raises significant questions for tech companies.
Investments in AI with Borrowed Money - Fears of a Bubble Drive Up Risk Premiums
Giant American technology companies like Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft are investing billions in artificial intelligence but have recently seen significant drops in capitalization due to concerns over a potential bubble.
US tech giants hit by unusual drop in the stock market
The stock prices of major American tech companies have fallen since the beginning of the year, a notable shift from their previous success.
EU Sovereignty and the USA: 'Where is our dignity? Where is our self-awareness?'
Former EU representative Marietje Schaake warns about the threat posed by US tech giants to democracy, urging European politicians to resist their influence.
Värmland Municipalities Dependent on Tech Giants – How They Would Act in the Event of a Shutdown
Värmland municipalities rely heavily on American tech companies for their operational systems and communication services, leading to concerns about potential data access by U.S. authorities.
Indian Prime Minister Wants to Tighten the Noose on Big Techs at Event with Heads of State
India is taking a strong stance on regulating big tech companies as it hosts the largest global event on the impacts of technology, focusing on algorithm transparency and accountability.
Jillian Michaels: Big Tech built a digital drug — and our kids are hooked
Jillian Michaels argues that social media companies are creating addictive algorithms that target children, akin to the tobacco industry's past practices.