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Judge denies claims on Zuckerberg's liability in Meta harming kids. A US judge on Monday dismissed few cases claiming Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg was personally responsible for Facebook and Instagram addiction harming kids. Around 25 lawsuits had accus

In 2015, OpenAI started as a nonprofit with a big goal: to make AI helpful for everyone. But things changed. OpenAI turned into a for-profit company. Now it’s facing backlash from tech leaders like Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk. They say this chan

Imagine sharing your name with a tech billionaire and getting banned from his platform. That’s the wild tale of Mark Zuckerberg, an Indiana lawyer, who’s suing Meta’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, because Facebook keeps confusing them, costing him business.

🚀 Talent war started joining other wars currently world 🌍 experiences: 1. Meta offered employees $100 million bonuses 2. The offer is part of Meta's strategy to enhance its artificial intelligence efforts 3. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shared this infor

Elon Musk and Sam Altman, co-founders of OpenAI, have recently engaged in a public dispute. Musk led a consortium that offered $97.4 billion to acquire OpenAI, aiming to revert it to its original nonprofit status. Altman rejected the bid and humo

Zuckerberg just have15% Stake in meta, But Controls 100% - Here’s How 🤔 Yes, it’s true. Mark Zuckerberg holds less than 15% shares in Meta, but has full control over the company. How is that possible? 🧠 Because Meta has a dual share system: -

🚨 Breaking News: Elon Musk’s $97.4B Bid for OpenAI! 🚨 ● 🚀 Bold Move: Elon Musk is spearheading a $97.4 billion takeover bid to gain control of OpenAI, aiming to steer the pioneering AI firm back to its nonprofit, open-source roots. ● 🤖 Changi

Tech Update (Day: 1) Meta is putting AI chatbots everywhere!😱 👉Meta has officially entered the AI chatbot wars with its own assistant and a slew of AI characters that will be released in WhatsApp, Instagram, and Messenger. 👉Meta AI, as the assi

Mark Zuckerberg says big changes are coming soon. By 2025, Meta and other companies will have Al that can code like mid-level engineers. These Als won't just help-they'll do most of the coding. At first, it will be expensive, but over time, it will b