Elon Musk says the government needs 'some sort of contingency plan' to shutdown AI if it gets too powerful

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You may have about 2 more months left to let your mom, brother, or anyone else outside your home use your Netflix login for free

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Netflix is expected to crack down on password sharing across most countries, including the US, by the end of June.

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Amazon has reportedly been trying to win over the French with a public-relations push known internally as 'Ratatouille'

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Amazon's public relations project in France is reportedly inspired by the movie Ratatouille.

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Elizabeth Holmes is asking a judge to reverse her 'unjust' conviction or reduce her 11-year sentence one week before she's set to report to prison

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Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes appeared in court Friday for a restitution hearing.

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Reddit to AI companies: Pay up if you're using our content

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Reddit said it plans to start charging companies for access to its API, which some AI companies use to train their AI models.

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Netflix says it will finally crack down on password sharing soon

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Under the new policy, Netflix users will have to pay a fee to share accounts with people outside of their households.

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Shaq was finally served in FTX lawsuit over the weekend, after a 3-month chase

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Shaq was served papers outside his home over the weekend for his involvement in promoting FTX.

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Elon Musk says he wants a 'normal person' for president in 2024 whose values are 'smack in the middle of the country'

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Elon Musk says he wants "just a normal person" as president.

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This dog-babysitting robot can feed and play with your furry friend while you're away — for $49 per month

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Companion says its device for dogs can help train them, rewarding them for correctly responding to commands like "sit."

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Elon Musk says he 'kind of took my eye off the ball' with OpenAI, and that's why it's 'now closed-source' and 'obviously for-profit'

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Elon Musk has repeatedly said OpenAI, which he cofounded in 2015, has fallen short of his expectations.

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