Open source AI: Why the tech industry is arguing about what it even is - Breaking Latest News
The concept of open source AI is gaining traction in the tech industry but lacks a universally agreed-upon definition.
Open source AI has the potential to democratize technology development, increase transparency, and empower users, but there are concerns about powerful corporations manipulating the concept.
Big tech is flexing its muscle to try and 'water down' California's AI regulation - here's why that's a problem
California's AI bill faces criticism for amendments favoring tech companies, potentially weakening consumer protections and regulatory effectiveness.
Musk, Bezos and Zuckerberg may sit together at Trump inauguration
High-profile tech and business leaders are increasingly aligning with Trump, marking a notable shift in their public affiliations.
Opinion | The Great Capitulation
Tech barons have shifted from opposition to support for Trump, reflecting a new era of corporate alignment with his administration.
Opinion | TikTok, Trump and the Economic Cost of C.E.O.s Cozying Up to Trump
Corporate leaders are aligning closely with Trump, highlighting a shift in business-political dynamics.
TikTok's gratitude towards Trump signifies corporate courting to influence political outcomes.
Anyone can give Donald Trump $1 million. The pros do it in public.
Tech donations to presidential inaugurations highlight a normalization of corporate influence in politics, particularly from influential Silicon Valley figures.
Open source AI: Why the tech industry is arguing about what it even is - Breaking Latest News
The concept of open source AI is gaining traction in the tech industry but lacks a universally agreed-upon definition.
Open source AI has the potential to democratize technology development, increase transparency, and empower users, but there are concerns about powerful corporations manipulating the concept.
Big tech is flexing its muscle to try and 'water down' California's AI regulation - here's why that's a problem
California's AI bill faces criticism for amendments favoring tech companies, potentially weakening consumer protections and regulatory effectiveness.
Musk, Bezos and Zuckerberg may sit together at Trump inauguration
High-profile tech and business leaders are increasingly aligning with Trump, marking a notable shift in their public affiliations.
Opinion | The Great Capitulation
Tech barons have shifted from opposition to support for Trump, reflecting a new era of corporate alignment with his administration.
Opinion | TikTok, Trump and the Economic Cost of C.E.O.s Cozying Up to Trump
Corporate leaders are aligning closely with Trump, highlighting a shift in business-political dynamics.
TikTok's gratitude towards Trump signifies corporate courting to influence political outcomes.
Anyone can give Donald Trump $1 million. The pros do it in public.
Tech donations to presidential inaugurations highlight a normalization of corporate influence in politics, particularly from influential Silicon Valley figures.
Trump Returns to White House With More Deferential Allies and Foes
The climate of Washington has shifted from resistance to resignation leading up to Trump's second inauguration.
Google, Microsoft, Meta, Apple: Here's a list of Big Tech companies donating millions to the Trump inauguration
Major tech companies are donating to Trump's inauguration fund to gain favor with the incoming administration.
3 Richest Men in the World - Musk, Bezos and Zuckerberg - Will Attend Trump Inauguration
The presence of Musk, Bezos, and Zuckerberg at Trump's inauguration indicates a close alliance between the corporate elite and the Trump administration.
Trump Returns to White House With More Deferential Allies and Foes
The climate of Washington has shifted from resistance to resignation leading up to Trump's second inauguration.
Google, Microsoft, Meta, Apple: Here's a list of Big Tech companies donating millions to the Trump inauguration
Major tech companies are donating to Trump's inauguration fund to gain favor with the incoming administration.
3 Richest Men in the World - Musk, Bezos and Zuckerberg - Will Attend Trump Inauguration
The presence of Musk, Bezos, and Zuckerberg at Trump's inauguration indicates a close alliance between the corporate elite and the Trump administration.
Tech moguls Altman, Bezos and Zuckerberg donate to Trump's inauguration fund
Silicon Valley executives are financially supporting Trump's administration to influence policies and ease regulations, especially in technology sectors.
What's President Trump going to do to the tech industry?
Trump's presidency will significantly reshape the tech industry with increased lobbying and potential alignments with billionaire interests.
Trump Is Packing His Cabinet With Crypto, Oil and Private Prison Profiteers
Mega-billionaire donors, especially Elon Musk, are exerting unprecedented influence in the Trump administration, raising concerns about corporate control over key policy areas.
OpenAI's Altman responds to Dem letter demanding he explain Trump donation
Democratic senators accuse Sam Altman of seeking favors from Trump through significant donations, highlighting concerns about corporate influence over regulatory actions.
Welcome to the Department of Government Idiocy
The Trump administration has assigned Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to lead a department focused on reducing government spending, but outside traditional government structures.
Behind the Curtain: Trump's business bonanza
Trump's next term is expected to leverage stronger Republican alignment and tech industry support for a more potent governance.
Tech moguls Altman, Bezos and Zuckerberg donate to Trump's inauguration fund
Silicon Valley executives are financially supporting Trump's administration to influence policies and ease regulations, especially in technology sectors.
What's President Trump going to do to the tech industry?
Trump's presidency will significantly reshape the tech industry with increased lobbying and potential alignments with billionaire interests.
Trump Is Packing His Cabinet With Crypto, Oil and Private Prison Profiteers
Mega-billionaire donors, especially Elon Musk, are exerting unprecedented influence in the Trump administration, raising concerns about corporate control over key policy areas.
OpenAI's Altman responds to Dem letter demanding he explain Trump donation
Democratic senators accuse Sam Altman of seeking favors from Trump through significant donations, highlighting concerns about corporate influence over regulatory actions.
Welcome to the Department of Government Idiocy
The Trump administration has assigned Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to lead a department focused on reducing government spending, but outside traditional government structures.
Behind the Curtain: Trump's business bonanza
Trump's next term is expected to leverage stronger Republican alignment and tech industry support for a more potent governance.
Washington Post Cartoonist Quits, Says Management Spiked Cartoon of Bezos Bending the Knee to Trump
Ann Telnaes resigned from the Washington Post after management rejected a satirical cartoon targeting corporate leaders, signaling tensions between editorial independence and corporate interests.
Jen Rubin Brutally Shreds The Washington Post While Announcing Her Exit: Bezos Bent the Knee' to Trump
Jennifer Rubin's resignation from The Washington Post highlights concerns over billionaire influence on media and a shift towards pro-democracy advocacy.
Washington Post Cartoonist Quits, Says Management Spiked Cartoon of Bezos Bending the Knee to Trump
Ann Telnaes resigned from the Washington Post after management rejected a satirical cartoon targeting corporate leaders, signaling tensions between editorial independence and corporate interests.
Jen Rubin Brutally Shreds The Washington Post While Announcing Her Exit: Bezos Bent the Knee' to Trump
Jennifer Rubin's resignation from The Washington Post highlights concerns over billionaire influence on media and a shift towards pro-democracy advocacy.
Tesco's trial with Danone-funded midwives faces backlash for ethical concerns reminiscent of past formula marketing scandals. Midwives advocate for maternal protection over corporate interests.
Pro-Corporate Judicial Activists Have Shredded the First Amendment of the Internet
The court ruling undermines net neutrality, threatening the equal treatment of online communications essential for democracy.
Prices have risen 800% since 1992': the Premier League fans' unions campaigning for affordable tickets
Fans of Liverpool and Manchester United united to protest against rising ticket prices, highlighting the risk to both atmosphere and legacy of their rivalry.
The Guardian view on a global health crisis: living longer may not mean living healthier | Editorial
The ongoing health crisis is dominated by chronic diseases, especially in poorer countries, influenced by corporate practices and negligent public health policies.
Products Can Harm People for Decades Before Companies Change. Here's How to Stop Them
Companies profit from harmful products often use misdirection and denial to prolong sales, delaying public awareness and exacerbating public-health crises.
Kennedy's Views Mix Mistrust of Business With Unfounded Health Claims
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a polarizing figure as a vaccine critic and health activist, influencing public health discussions despite significant controversy.
The political lens on food is changing
Congress and the FDA are criticized for enabling corporate profit from unhealthy food marketing, particularly towards children.
What is 'MAHA'? RFK Jr. pushes new slogan to 'Make America Healthy Again' as Trump Health and Human Services secretary
MAHA initiative gained momentum by supporting RFK Jr.'s nomination, aiming to prioritize public health over corporate interests.
The Guardian view on a global health crisis: living longer may not mean living healthier | Editorial
The ongoing health crisis is dominated by chronic diseases, especially in poorer countries, influenced by corporate practices and negligent public health policies.
Products Can Harm People for Decades Before Companies Change. Here's How to Stop Them
Companies profit from harmful products often use misdirection and denial to prolong sales, delaying public awareness and exacerbating public-health crises.
Kennedy's Views Mix Mistrust of Business With Unfounded Health Claims
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a polarizing figure as a vaccine critic and health activist, influencing public health discussions despite significant controversy.
The political lens on food is changing
Congress and the FDA are criticized for enabling corporate profit from unhealthy food marketing, particularly towards children.
What is 'MAHA'? RFK Jr. pushes new slogan to 'Make America Healthy Again' as Trump Health and Human Services secretary
MAHA initiative gained momentum by supporting RFK Jr.'s nomination, aiming to prioritize public health over corporate interests.
Police say suspect in UnitedHealthcare CEO killing wasn't a client of the insurer
Luigi Mangione targeted UnitedHealthcare's CEO due to the company's considerable size and influence, as indicated by police investigations.
Berkeley Free Speech Movement Forged an Organizing Blueprint That's Relevant Now
The Free Speech Movement marked a pivotal moment in asserting political freedoms at U.S. universities, spurring ongoing activism and resistance against repression.
The Battle for Democracy in the US Must Take On the Military-Industrial Complex
The 'deep state' term reflects a historical struggle between elites and democratic ideals, redefined by both Left and Right.
Amazon, Tesla, Meta called out for eroding democracy
Large corporations, including Amazon and Meta, are undermining democracy through lobbying, union busting, and alignment with anti-democratic movements, according to ITUC.
The Washington Post's Craven Capitulation to the Billionaire Class
The Washington Post's decision to not endorse a presidential candidate undermines its role as a defender of democracy.
The Battle for Democracy in the US Must Take On the Military-Industrial Complex
The 'deep state' term reflects a historical struggle between elites and democratic ideals, redefined by both Left and Right.
Amazon, Tesla, Meta called out for eroding democracy
Large corporations, including Amazon and Meta, are undermining democracy through lobbying, union busting, and alignment with anti-democratic movements, according to ITUC.
The Washington Post's Craven Capitulation to the Billionaire Class
The Washington Post's decision to not endorse a presidential candidate undermines its role as a defender of democracy.
Democrats Flip a Critical House Seat in New York, Toppling Molinaro
Josh Riley's victory flips New York's 19th Congressional District to Democrat, showcasing a shift in electoral dynamics.
Riley's campaign centered on rejecting corporate influence and advocating for abortion rights.
Question 5 fails, maintains tipped minimum wage for tipped workers
Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly rejected the proposed increase of the minimum wage for tipped workers, reflecting concerns over corporate influence and economic implications.
Wells Fargo has flooded local elections with donations. Who were the recipients?
Wells Fargo significantly increased donations to influence state elections, highlighting the growing importance of state politics to major corporations.
The Gambling Industry's Cynical Play For Your Vote | Defector
Missouri's Amendment 2 for sports gambling raises concerns over corporate influence and potential negative social impacts despite promises of funding education.
Walmart's hometown becomes America's next real estate hot spot
Bentonville's population and real estate market are undergoing significant growth, driven by corporate presence and lifestyle changes post-COVID.
Ryder Cup accused of pricing fans out of Bethpage Black due to $750 day tickets
The Ryder Cup's ticket prices are experiencing a significant increase, raising concerns about accessibility for average golf fans.
Inventors Group to U.S. Courts Committee: Don't be Duped by Corporate Call for Litigation Funding Transparency
Massive corporations are pushing for TPLF disclosure rules under the guise of transparency while attempting to secure their dominance in the legal system.
Harris' Uber executive brother-in-law says he won't join her cabinet. Other business leaders still have a shot.
Kamala Harris is actively seeking ties with business leaders for potential cabinet positions, raising discussions about corporate influence on governance.
Bernard Arnault sent a memo banning LVMH staff from talking to certain news outlets
Bernard Arnault's media restrictions have sparked outrage among French journalists, highlighting tensions between corporate power and press freedom.
Sir Keir Starmer received 4,000 Taylor Swift tickets for free
Sir Keir Starmer received substantial free gifts, including concert and football tickets, raising questions about transparency in political campaigning.
Does it have a Gail's?' How a bakery became middle-class England's most powerful political bellwether
Gail's bakery chain has become a political bellwether for the Liberal Democrats, signaling potential shifts in voter sentiment.
Nearly Half of All Corporate Election Spending in 2024 Cycle Comes from Crypto Companies, Study Finds
Cryptocurrency companies represent a significant portion of corporate political contributions, contributing 48% of spending in the 2024 election cycle.
Bernie Among the Billionaires
Bernie Sanders called for significant economic reforms at the Democratic National Convention, emphasizing healthcare as a human right and attacking corporate monopolies.
J.D. Vance Thinks Amazon Funded the Black Lives Matter Protests
JD Vance connects unrest and corporate profits, alleging that Amazon's Jeff Bezos benefits from societal destruction, revealing a warped view of capitalism.
Challenging Corporate Influence in the Nonprofit Sector - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Corporate capture in the nonprofit sector hinders innovation and perpetuates inequity, with significant adverse effects on Black women leaders.
Gomez: The real dangers of the Credit Card Competition Act - San Jose Spotlight
The Credit Card Competition Act (CCCA) poses risks to local businesses, consumers, and small financial institutions by benefiting large retailers and potentially harming credit card rewards programs.
Is the Natural Wine Movement at a Crossroads?
The USDA's new organic regulations have made it difficult for smaller producers to distribute organic wine, impacting the natural wine movement.
A Q&A with Stephen Burd, enrollment management critic
Enrollment management in higher education is a complex blend of revenue, recruitment goals, admissions, and financial aid strategy, with a significant impact on the system.
Does the American Diabetes Association work for patients or companies? A lawsuit dared to ask | Neil Barsky
ADA whistleblower lawsuit settled quietly without details; lack of transparency disappointing for diabetes community.
Report: Google's March Core Update to Algo Finished After 52 Days, More Destruction Coming to Website Owners - Showbiz411
Google's algorithm updates significantly impact web traffic and require engagement with SEO experts for understanding and recovery processes.
What Does The Impeding TikTok Ban Mean For Black Women Content Creators?
The potential nationwide ban on TikTok could significantly impact Black content creators, affecting their income and communities.
A Free Press Needs a New Kind of Journalism - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Media ownership is concentrated in the hands of a few corporations and billionaires, affecting what people know and think.
The consolidation of media ownership leads to layoffs, budget cuts, and a narrowing of news coverage, impacting the quality and diversity of information available.
Juventus should not sign Mason Greenwood
The concept of 'Lo Stile Juve' is debated if it still exists amidst modern football's corporate influence.