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Tesla has received approval to test self-driving robotaxis in Arizona, marking a significant step in its plan to expand autonomous ride-hailing services nationwide.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg warned that AI could spark a bubble like the dot-com era, saying there is "definitely a possibility" of a market crash, but argued the greater danger lies in underinvesting in what he views as a transformative technology.
Consentik, a leading provider of consent management solutions, is proud to announce that it has been officially approved by Google as one of its CMP (Consent Management Platform) Partners.
According to a report by Bloomberg citing people familiar with the matter, Google’s changes will not include the scope of modifications sought by the EU.
Nvidia reportedly spent more than $900 million to hire Enfabrica CEO Rochan Sankar and license the startup's technology to connect 100,000 GPUs, strengthening its AI supercomputing systems as shares rose 3.49% Thursday and added gains after hours.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai unveiled a major update that embeds Gemini AI into Chrome on Mac, Windows and mobile devices, marking what he called the "next Chrome era" as the company counters rising competition in AI-driven browsers.
Ashish Kumar, who helped shape Tesla’s humanoid robot program, confirmed the move on X, saying the team had focused on reinforcement learning and video-based dexterity.
