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Can a brain chip be hacked? Here's what Neuralink's first patient says

Neuralink's first human patient, Noland Arbaugh, acknowledged that concerns about hacking were addressed before he began the study and remains unfazed

China's new-age automakers live-stream to interact with potential customers

"If you're not livestreaming these days you're kind of a dinosaur," said Mark Tanner, managing director of Shanghai-based marketing firm China Skinny

Yaccarino shakes up X amid Elon Musk's pressure on costs, says report

X's head of global government affairs, Nick Pickles will take over Benarroch's responsibilities, with an expanded role including directing all global communications, the FT said

Tesla seeks to delay July hearing in battle over Musk's pay package

A delay in the hearing would further hold up the judge's decision on how much to award in lawyer compensation

Dell, Super Micro shares jump on reports of 'AI Factory' for Elon Musks xAI

"Our size, scale and breadth of solutions position us well for large-scale projects like these," the company said in a statement

Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package more than Tata Motors' annual revenue

Elon Musk's pay packaged vs Indian firm revenues: Elon Musk's annual salary is more than Tata Motors' revenue but less than Reliance Industries

Elon Musk plans stock-based compensation to Tesla's high-performers

Tesla last year skipped merit-based stock awards to employees

EC should invite Musk to attempt hacking EVMs, says Andhra BJP chief

BJP's Andhra Pradesh unit chief D Purandeswari on Monday appealed to the Election Commission to invite global technocrat and Tesla founder Elon Musk to come and attempt hacking Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs). Reacting to a social media post by Musk that EVMs should be eliminated as they can be hacked by humans or Artificial Intelligence (AI), Purandeswari made this plea to the poll panel. "According to Elon Musk, any EVM can be hacked. Request election commission to please invite him to India to attempt hacking our EVMs," she said in a post on X. According to the state BJP chief, despite "numerous opportunities provided by the Election Commission, no one has succeeded yet'. On June 15, Musk, a top global serial entrepreneur, called for the abolition of EVM in a post on the micro-blogging site X owned by him. "We should eliminate electronic voting machines. The risk being hacked by humans or AI, while small, is still too high," said Musk. However, this social media post by the

Elon Musk sparks fresh debate on EVMs: How do e-voting machines work?

Reacting to alleged voting irregularities in Puerto Rico, Elon Musk's Saturday remark has fuelled Indian political debate on EVM

Sparks fly after Elon Musk's EVM post, Chandrasekhar offers 'tutorial'

BJP's Rajeev Chandrasekhar termed Musk's post a "sweeping generalisation" and offered to "run a tutorial" for the Tesla chief on how India ensures its indigenously manufactured EVMs are hacking proof

'Huge sweeping generalisation': BJP counters Elon Musk over EVM remark

The BJP on Sunday accused billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk of making a "huge sweeping generalisation" by calling for eliminating EVMs, saying his views may apply to the US but not to India. In a recent post on X, Musk had said, "We should eliminate electronic voting machines. The risk of being hacked by humans or AI, while small, is still too high." Countering the Tesla CEO's criticism of EVMs, BJP leader Rajeev Chandrasekhar said, "This is a huge sweeping generalization statement that implies no one can build secure digital hardware. Wrong. Elon Musk's view may apply to the US and other places - where they use regular compute platforms to build Internet connected Voting machines." "But Indian EVMs are custom designed, secure and isolated from any network or media - No connectivity, no bluetooth, wifi, Internet. ie there is no way in. Factory programmed controllers that cannot be reprogrammed," the former minister of state for information technology said on X. Chandrasekhar also

Tesla CEO Musk's pay package gets nod from 77% of votes at investor meet

In 2018, 73% of Tesla investors had voted in favor of the same pay package, which was voided by a Delaware judge this year

Blue Origin, SpaceX, ULA picked for Pentagon rocket launch contracts

The US Space Force, which manages the launch procurement program, said Blue Origin received $5 million to provide an assessment of how it will meet the Pentagon's launch requirements

SpaceX women accuse Elon Musk of 'unusual attention'

SpaceX and Tesla chief Elon Musk is facing serious allegations in a recent Wall Street Journal report. The report alleges Musk showed unusual attention towards several female employees. Watch the vide

Here's what Elon Musk has to say on Amazon tribe getting addicted to porn

The controversy began with a New York Times article by journalist Jack Nicas, which explored the impact of Starlink's arrival on the 2,000-member Marubo tribe in Brazil

Jio Platforms-SES internet service JV allowed to operate satellites

The 3 approvals issued to Orbit Connect India come as cos from Amazon.com to Musk's Starlink vie for the go-ahead to launch satellite communication services in the country

All you need to know about Kimbal Musk, the Tesla director in cowboy hat

He owns nearly 2 million shares of Tesla, worth more than $350 million, according to the company's proxy filing and the company's share price on Wednesday

Musk convincing Tesla investors for his pay. Now he must persuade a judge

Many major shareholders and some smaller ones voted against the pay package, frustrated by the size of the award, slowing business at Tesla and Musk's growing list of distractions

SpaceX sued by eight engineers fired after accusing Elon Musk of sexism

The engineers - four women and four men - claim Musk ordered their firing in 2022 after they circulated a letter calling the billionaire a 'distraction and embarrassment'

Here's a list of all major legal battles Musk and his companies are facing

Musk, who has a history of sparring with regulators, also faces government investigations into his companies that could result in more lawsuits or even criminal prosecutions