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X removes headlines from news articles in latest major update
The change comes after Elon Musk ramped up criticism of the “legacy” media.
The change comes after Elon Musk ramped up criticism of the “legacy” media.
ChatGPT will now be able to search the internet for up-to-date information, alleviating one of the biggest user complaints.
This year’s installment of the iPhone comes with serious upgrades to its camera and no longer uses Apple’s proprietary lightning cable, opting for USB-C instead.
The IPO could be valued at more than $8 billion, according to Bloomberg,
The requirement will take effect this November in an update to Google’s political content policy.
The annual festival started August 27 with favourable weather conditions that later turned sour, drenching attendees with showers and turning the dry desert muddy.
Meta said months ago it would block news for Canadian Instagram and Facebook users “in order to comply” with Canada’s Online News Act.
Billionaire Elon Musk was forced to remove the large X symbol from Twitter’s San Francisco headquarters amidst complaints
The Securities and Exchange Commission charged crypto influencer Richard Heart on Monday with raising more than $1 billion in unregistered securities and using investor proceeds to make lavish purchases, including a rare 555.55-carat black diamond believed to have originated from outer space—the latest crypto project to face an SEC suit.
Microsoft still needs to satisfy U.K. regulators to finally close the deal.