Shocking Truths Revealed: The Dark Side of Tech’s Favorite Companies
This week, AT&T dropped a bombshell, notifying 110 million customers that their personal data was stolen in a massive breach. Meanwhile, Samsung is trying to make waves with its new wearables, but is it just a bunch of hype? And what about Tesla’s "robotaxi" – is it just a pipe dream or a game-changer?
But let’s get to the real stories. Fisker’s CEO is taking a drastic measure – literally taking a pay cut of 99.9% to keep his struggling EV startup afloat. Elon Musk, on the other hand, is reveling in his victory over Twitter, as a federal judge rules that X Corp doesn’t owe ex-employees any severance.
Other companies are also making waves, including OpenAI, which is ditching its observer seat on its board – a move that could have major implications for the future of AI. And what about Apple’s new AI-powered intelligence? Is it the key to changing the game for Siri?
But wait, there’s more! The FTC is exposing the dark patterns used by subscription services to keep customers trapped. And Whataburger, the Tex-Mex chain, is surprising everyone by becoming an unlikely source of power outage tracking.
Lastly, Lucid Motors is setting records with its EV deliveries, but is it just a flash in the pan or a sign of things to come? And can Wikipedia’s new dark mode really improve your late-night browsing experience?
Shocking Analysis
Spotify is no longer just a music streaming app, but a full-fledged social network. Is this the future of audio engagement? And can visual AI models really "see"? A new study challenges the notion that these models can understand images and audio as well as text.
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