Technology

Hedge‑fund legend Michael Burry, known for forecasting the 2008 housing‑market collapse, is betting big against two of the hottest names in tech: Nvidia and Palantir Technologies.

In a dramatic move, Norway’s sovereign wealth fund—the world’s largest and a major Tesla shareholder.

Companies are expanding their office footprints as AI‑driven work models highlight the value of in‑person collaboration.

Google has pulled its AI, called Gemma, from its AI Studio following Senator Marsha Blackburn's (R-TN) letter to CEO Sundar Pichai, saying the model created fake headlines and criminal allegations surrounding events that never occurred.

Microsoft announced that it is investing $7.9 billion in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) between 2026 and 2029 following approval from the United States to ship Nvidia AI chips to the UAE.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has downplayed the role of artificial intelligence in the company’s latest round of mass layoffs.

Meta is diving headfirst into the AI arms race, and Wall Street isn’t thrilled. Despite reporting record third-quarter revenue of $51.2 billion.

The GUARD Act, introduced by Sen. Hawley and Sen. Blumenthal, would ban minors from using AI after parents linked the technology to suicides.

Waymo Co-CEO Tekedra Mawakana says society will accept the eventual deaths caused by self-driving cars as part of the cost of innovation.

A New Jersey teenager is suing the maker of the AI tool ClothOff and Telegram, alleging non‑consensual nude images were generated.