‘No electricity, no food, no fuel’: Israel orders ‘complete siege’ on Gaza strip
Israel is restricting the flow of all supplies to the Palestinian territory it has been blockading since 2007.
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At least 260 killed At Israeli music festival in Hamas attack—attendees describe ‘horror movie’
The festival—which took place miles from the Gaza Strip border—was a rave and dance party to celebrate the Jewish holiday Sukkot.
23andMe user data stolen and listed for sale in attack targeting Ashkenazi Jews
The company, which has launched an investigation into the attack, said Friday it could not yet confirm whether the leaked information is real.
SEC sues Elon Musk for refusing to testify about Twitter purchase
Musk bought Twitter almost a year ago for $44 billion.
Tom Hanks warns of fake AI ad— while Robin Williams’ daughter condemns ‘Frankensteinian’ recreations of her father
Actor Tom Hanks and the daughter of late comedian Robin Williams have become the latest in Hollywood to voice opposition to the use of artificial intelligence so-called deep fakes amid an ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike that seeks to define how AI technology can be used without threatening stars’ lucrative likenesses.
Female engineer sues SpaceX for pay discrimination—alleges she was paid $23,000 less than male co-workers
SpaceX was also hit with a lawsuit from the Justice Department in August alleging it discriminated against asylees and refugees in hiring.
The C-Suite Interview: Kickstarter CEO Everette Taylor
Everette Taylor came to Kickstarter as an entrepreneur, influencer and one of the world’s top marketers. A year in, he assesses how he’s doing and what’s next.
X removes headlines from news articles in latest major update
The change comes after Elon Musk ramped up criticism of the “legacy” media.
Canva unveils powerful new AI suite and $200m fund for creators
The $39-billion design juggernaut will pay you for helping to train its new AI suite – Canva Magic.
$739 million hits start-ups in Q3 – but funding still lags behind 2022
Seventy-seven deals were announced in the third quarter of 2023, with total funding this year slightly outpacing 2020 – but still well below 2021 and 2022, Cut Through Venture’s Australian Venture Capital Funding Report reveals.