Who needs financial advisers when you’ve got Twitter followers? 62.8 million followers, in Elon Musk’s case. The CEO created a…
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About a week ago the world reported that rental company, Hertz, had signed a deal to buy 100,000 Tesla Model…
On Thursday, Tesla held its ‘AI Day’ presentation, where it showed off all of its new and developing projects in…
Galaxy S21 FE production suffering from chip shortage The global chip shortage may have another victim: Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S21 FE device slated for August 2021. Remember the Galaxy S20 FE? It turned out to be one of the brand’s best-performing devices in the previous cycle. So obviously plans to roll out another knockout device
In this week’s Light Start, we’ve got a whole lotta space – thanks to both Bezos and Musk, as well as Netflix with I am Mother. Also: Batwoman.
Private space company SpaceX is about to do something for the first time. This week the company launches its first human passengers into space, a major test for the Elon Musk-backed outfit and a stepping stone on its route to Mars.
With dreams of Mars on the minds of both NASA and Elon Musk, long-distance crewed missions through space are coming. But you might be surprised to learn that modern rockets don’t go all that much faster than the rockets of the past.
In the past year, Elon Musk and Tesla have fascinated the world with new innovations like the Tesla Cybertruck. There is excitement about most new Tesla products, but one hugely important one has been largely overlooked. With far less fanfare and no stage performance by Musk, Tesla started offering car insurance last September.
There’s no shortage of dire warnings about the dangers of artificial intelligence these days. Modern prophets, such as late physicist Stephen Hawking and investor Elon Musk, foretell the imminent decline of humanity. With the advent of artificial general intelligence and self-designed intelligent programs, new and more intelligent AI will appear, rapidly creating ever smarter machines that will, eventually, surpass us.
The field of brain-machine interfaces (BMI) – which use electrodes, often implanted into the brain, to translate neuronal information into commands capable of controlling external systems such as a computer or robotic arm – have actually been around for some time. Entrepreneur Elon Musk’s company, Neuralink, is aiming to test their BMI systems on a human patient by the end of 2020.