Elon Musk on Wednesday tried to walk back remarks lashing out at advertisers fleeing his X social media platform. At the Cannes Lions advertising festival in Cannes, France, Musk was asked by WPP CEO Mark Read what he meant by telling advertisers threatening to pull ads from the platform late last year to “go f--- yourself.” Musk said it was meant as a general point on free speech rather than a comment to the wider advertising industry. “It wasn’t to advertisers as a whole,” Musk said. “It was with respect to freedom of speech, I think it is important to have a global free speech platform, where people from a wider range of opinions can voice their views.” “In some cases, there were advertisers who were insisting on censorship,” Musk said. “At the end of the day … if we have to make a choice between censorship and losing money, [or] censorship and money, or free speech and losing money, we’re going to choose the ...
On June 19th, a Phoenix police officer pulled over an autonomous Waymo vehicle that had been driving in an oncoming traffic lane. The car was apparently confused by some construction signs and reportedly ran a red light before pulling over in a parking lot to let the officer talk to one of Waymo’s support representatives. In about two-and-a-half minutes of bodycam footage published by AZCentral, t he officer told Waymo the car was driving in a construction zone when it “went into opposing lanes of traffic, which is real bad.” He then told a curious bystander what had happened, adding, “so I light it up and it takes off in the intersection.” A dispatch record reportedly said the car drove through a red light and ‘FREAKED OUT’ before it pulled over. Waymo spokesperson Chris Bonelli told The Verge in an email that the vehicle, which had no passengers, drove into the oncoming lane whe...
The U.S. authorities on Tuesday introduced up to $10 million in rewards for statistics on six hackers related to the Russian navy intelligence service. "These people participated in malicious cyber sports on behalf of the Russian authorities towards U.S. crucial infrastructure in violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act," the State Department`s Rewards for Justice Program said. All the six Russian officials are participants of a sophisticated chronic risk organization known as Sandworm (aka Voodoo Bear or Iron Viking), which is thought to be running for the reason that as a minimum 2008 with a selected awareness on concentrated on entities in Ukraine with the aim of setting up an illicit, long-time period presence with a purpose to mine fantastically touchy data. The hacker, who're officials of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (GRU), are as follows - Artem Valeryevich Ochi...
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