ASX gains on record highs on US markets
Elon Musk becomes $10bn richer overnight, as US gains filter through to the Australian market in trading on Wednesday.
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Seven West Media caught in major hack
Online criminals have used an AI-generated version of Elon Musk’s likeness to hijack Seven West Media’s YouTube accounts.
Tesla shareholders back Musk’s $72bn pay plan
Shareholders approve Musk’s huge pay, dealing the EV maker an important – if symbolic – victory, and also give the company the go-ahead to reincorporate in Texas from Delaware.
ASX 200’s worst week since mid-April; Deterra falls
Optus preps for ACMA court fight over 2022 hacking. Telix Pharma won’t pursue US IPO. Deterra’s UK buy, div policy change weighs. McLachlan wooed for Tabcorp CEO role.
Musk’s relationships with women blur boundaries
The billionaire founder had sex with an employee and a former intern at SpaceX and asked a woman at his company to have his babies, former employees say.
Hey Siri, what’s Elon’s problem?
Apple’s deal to partner with ChatGPT AI has the world’s richest man Elon Musk threatening to ban all Apple devices at his company. So what does it mean for iPhone users?
Musk’s X in fresh fight with Australia
Elon Musk’s X is embroiled in a fresh legal stoush with Australia’s online regulator, this time after it issued the social media giant with a giant fine.
Musk’s X in fresh fight with Australia
Elon Musk’s X is embroiled in a fresh legal stoush with Australia’s online regulator, this time after it issued the social media giant with a giant fine.
‘Dog whistle’: Regulator accuses Musk
The online watchdog has called out Elon Musk for allegedly encouraging retaliation from X users after she took the social media giant to court.
Inside Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s growing alliance
Donald Trump is weighing an advisory role for the Tesla leader in the event the former president reclaims the White House.
Musk plans ‘gigafactory’ to support AI
Tech mogul Elon Musk plans to build a supercomputer dubbed “gigafactory of compute” to support the development of his artificial intelligence startup xAI.
This a real quantum leap: local computing concern downplayed
Local quantum computing industry and the opposition have raised concerns about the almost $1bn taxpayer-backed investment in the California-based tech company.
Musk, miners give Argentina thumbs up
As Elon Musk hails the ‘new’ Argentina under President Javier Milei, ASX miners are rushing to what’s suddenly become a super-friendly jurisdiction.
Showdown with Musk’s X over stabbing clip
The date has been set for a showdown between Elon Musk’s X and the online regulator over attempts to block footage of a church stabbing.
Showdown with Musk’s X over stabbing clip
The date has been set for a showdown between Elon Musk’s X and the online regulator over attempts to block footage of a church stabbing.
eSafety take-down notice likely ‘ignored, disparaged’ in other countries
The eSafety commissioner’s attempt to force Elon Musk’s X to remove a stabbing video from its platform worldwide was not reasonable, the Federal Court has ruled.
‘Free speech’: Musk’s win over stabbing clip
Elon Musk has replied to the Federal Court decision not to extend a temporary order for social media company X to hide videos of a terrorist stabbing globally.
Musk’s venture ‘fixes’ fault in first human brain implant
Neuralink had said the brain-computer interface would allow paralysed patients to control external technology using their minds.
Musk’s X issues warning over e-safety bid
Australia’s eSafety Commissioner and lawyers for X have faced off in Federal Court over a widely circulated video of a stabbing attack on a Sydney bishop.
Musk’s X issues warning over e-safety bid
Australia’s eSafety Commissioner and lawyers for X have faced off in Federal Court over a widely circulated video of a stabbing attack on a Sydney bishop.
AI ‘won’t take our jobs but will enhance our creativity’
The Economist’s editor in chief, Zanny Minton Beddoes, believes artificial intelligence will augment human work and creativity rather than replace it.
Why Australia-Musk saga fires warning shot on censorship
The bureaucracies of most developed nations, along with their university cheer squads, were humiliated during the pandemic. The new disinformation industry is the end result.
Why Elon Musk is right to fight politics of online censorship
In a liberal democracy you should be incredibly wary to censor anything as what will prove to be true is hard to know at the time.
X marks Labor’s blind spot for security woes
Anthony Albanese’s war on Elon Musk, owner of social media platform X, is low politics but might just divert Australians’ attention away from his government’s national security failures.
In one click, this NSW man lost $400k
Gary Meachen has worked hard his whole life, but says he now faces relying on the pension to survive after falling victim to a scam video on Facebook featuring Elon Musk, Anthony Albanese and Dan Andrews.
Shocking way X makes money
The fallout of two stabbing events has shone a spotlight on how big tech companies make a profit off their platforms.
‘It’s for your own good’ isn’t a good enough argument
A two-tier approach to social media standards, to morality, is not governing for all Australians, as we were promised and is unlikely to end up where we want to go.
Labor can’t restore broken trust by blaming social media
Trust in institutions and each other is declining into a profound societal crisis. Can liberal societies thrive or even survive in an environment marked by corrosive, febrile, wide-ranging distrust?
Dutton walks back his support of Musk
Peter Dutton has denied siding with tech billionaire Elon Musk, declaring he strongly supports the online safety watchdog’s legal action against X Corp.
Shocking way X makes money
The fallout of two stabbing events has shone a spotlight on how big tech companies make a profit off their platforms.
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