USAFA Hosts Elon Musk

A recent survey of over 100 international public affairs leaders has found that companies risk serious damage to their reputations if they associate with billionaire Elon Musk or misuse artificial intelligence. The study, conducted by the Global Risk Advisory Council, warns businesses to be careful about aligning themselves with controversial figures or unethical AI practices. …

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The rise of artificial intelligence has transformed from a whisper in the tech corridors to a full-blown revolution reshaping our world. From how we work to how we communicate, AI is no longer a futuristic concept—it’s our present reality. But what’s even more exciting is what lies ahead. The next few years are set to …

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The tech world is constantly evolving, with new technologies emerging at a breakneck pace. To stay relevant and competitive in this dynamic environment, it's crucial to continuously learn and adapt. This goes beyond simply keeping up with the latest gadgets; it requires a proactive approach to learning and a commitment to lifelong growth. One of …

Britain energy to set up wind mill

The government plans to use British seabed owned by the Crown Estate to develop wind farms, aiming to power 20 million homes. This marks the first major initiative by Great British Energy, the new government company dedicated to increasing renewable energy, which will receive £8.3bn in state funding over the next five years. Energy Secretary …

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UK stocks hit a three-month low after a major sell-off in US tech shares triggered a global market plunge. The FTSE 100 fell by 0.8%, while the FTSE 250 dropped 1.1% as trading opened, following a sell-off sparked by declining profits at Tesla, the world’s largest electric car maker. US stock markets experienced their worst …

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that the electric car manufacturer will begin producing and utilizing humanoid robots next year. In a social media post, Musk shared that these robots will initially be used within Tesla and are set to be available for purchase by 2026. Previously, he had indicated that the robot, named Optimus, would …

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Campaigners argue that the chaos caused by last week's global IT outage highlights the risks of moving towards a cashless society. Supermarkets, banks, pubs, cafes, train stations, and airports were all affected by the failure of Microsoft systems on Friday, rendering many unable to process electronic payments. The impact was particularly severe for businesses that …

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Journeys may still face delays and cancellations, and several airports have advised passengers to check for potential disruptions before traveling. The outages occurred on one of the year's busiest days, coinciding with the start of summer break for many schools in England and Wales. GPs, pharmacies, banks, payment systems, and train services were also impacted. …

Microsoft outage hits global users

Businesses and services worldwide are gradually recovering from a massive technology outage that disrupted global operations and highlighted the vulnerabilities of our interconnected economy. The outage, triggered by a faulty software update on Friday, caused widespread chaos. It grounded flights, disrupted financial institutions and news organizations, and affected hospitals, supermarkets, small businesses, and government offices. …

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Big Tech stocks are losing their appeal as investors shift focus to smaller companies and previously neglected sectors. Over the past week, the Russell 2000 small-cap index surged by 7%, driven by falling inflation and a brighter earnings outlook. This shift has seen the once-dominant "Magnificent Seven" megacap tech stocks decline. These losses, intensified by …

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Starting January 17, mobile phone, pay TV, and broadband providers will be prohibited from implementing unexpected price hikes during the term of a contract. Under new regulations set by Ofcom, companies must disclose any potential mid-contract price increases clearly and in precise monetary terms at the point of sale. This decision follows a surge in …

Microsoft outage hits global users

Television channels, airports, and banks worldwide experienced a massive outage causing Windows computers to shut down unexpectedly. Sky News's breakfast show was off the air on Friday morning, replaced by archive footage. Downdetector, a site monitoring outages, reported sudden spikes in issues with Microsoft applications, banking websites, and airline apps. Ryanair's website urged passengers to …

Dyson headphone launch

Few companies have disrupted as many markets as Dyson. From the introduction of the first bagless cyclone vacuum cleaner to innovative fans and advanced hair stylers, the British engineering company is renowned for its groundbreaking technology and distinctive design. Now, Dyson aims to shake up the wireless headphone market. With plans to enter this highly …

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