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Airbus orders software rollbacks on 6,000 A320 aircraft after solar radiation was found to corrupt critical flight-control data, causing global flight disruptions.

Go inside Finland’s drone-powered food delivery system, where Manna, Wolt, and Huuva collaborate to bring meals faster despite harsh weather.

Three years after its debut, ChatGPT continues to reshape technology, business, markets, and society. Here’s how the AI chatbot transformed the world.

A New York Times report explores whether David Sacks’s White House role in AI and crypto may benefit his investments. Sacks denies any conflict of interest.

Adobe says U.S. consumers spent a record $11.8B online on Black Friday, with Cyber Monday expected to reach $14.2B. AI-driven shopping continues to grow.

Tesla shareholders have approved Elon Musk’s compensation plan worth up to $1T in stock, despite legal challenges and intense lobbying from the company’s board.

The Trump administration disbanded DOGE, Elon Musk’s federal cost-cutting team, months before its mandate ended. Critics cite significant fallout and security concerns.

YouTube introduces a voluntary exit program for U.S. employees and reorganises its product teams into three divisions, following Alphabet’s strong Q3 earnings.

Elon Musk and Sam Altman reignite their feud after Altman posted about his delayed Tesla Roadster refund. Musk responds on X, insisting the refund was issued quickly.

Users report AI systems showing gender bias and making sexist assumptions. Researchers warn that LLMs mirror societal biases, even when “confessing” bias isn’t reliable proof.

New York now requires businesses to disclose when prices are algorithmically personalised using customer data. Regulators say more oversight is needed.

Venture capitalist Kara Nortman is reshaping women’s sports through significant investments, innovative team models, and the $250M Monarch Collective fund.
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