​Elon Musk continues to position Grok as an unfiltered, boundary-pushing AI.  

​The companies want to launch the robotaxi services in Germany and the U.K. first, pending regulatory approval.  

​Google removed the name of 58 DEI groups from its list, including the Latino Leadership Alliance and the ACLU of Illinois.  

​Spotify is raising prices for users in some international markets after a rough quarterly earnings report.  

​Despite securing big names in the business, the company is now shifting its strategy in an effort to better compete with rivals like Spotify and YouTube.  

​North Korean IT workers are increasingly using generative AI to draft resumes and “deepfake” their appearances to make money for North Korea’s sanctioned nuclear weapons program.  

​OpenMind is building humanoid robot operating software designed for robots that interact with people and other robots.  

​The social feed lets users share images, videos as well as their chatbots with other users. Users can also share snippets of their chats with characters, post AI-generated images based on their chats with a character, or even have their characters debate topics on a live stream.  

​Joby is buying the Blade brand and the company’s passenger business, which includes operations in the United States and Europe, for as much as $125 million.  

​The plan would be voided if the Delaware Supreme Court overturns the decision to spike Musk’s $56B comp plan from 2018. A judge ruled in 2024 that plan was unfairly negotiated.