Meta Raises Executive Pay with First Stock Options Since IPO
Meta has overhauled executive compensation, introducing stock options for the first time since its 2012 IPO
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Meta has overhauled executive compensation, introducing stock options for the first time since its 2012 IPO
Encyclopaedia Britannica has taken OpenAI to court, alleging that its content was copied to train ChatGPT
Mega says it is targeting a long-standing problem faced by smaller businesses trying to compete in the digital marketplace.
TeKnowledge believes there are opportunities, but only if training programmes move beyond awareness and start producing job-ready talent
Regulators call for stronger safeguards, transparency and strict compliance with data protection laws in the use of artificial intelligence tools.
More than 200 people are said to be working on the project
Google has released a preview of Gemini 3.1 Pro, reporting a 77.1% score on ARC-AGI-2 and expanded access for developers ...
That contrast was revealed in a new report, which shows the continent is building fast, but still lagging.
Meta is reportedly considering adding a facial recognition feature, known internally as “Name Tag”, to its smart glasses.
The exits mean six of xAI’s original 12 co-founders have now left the company since 2024.
ChatGPT now has more than 800 million people using it every week and competition is getting tougher.
About 74% of January funding went to deals of $100 million or more, and 57% went to AI-related startups alone
His comments came after a decline in global software stocks following the release of an updated chatbot by Anthropic
OpenAI’s earlier Codex releases worked, but they were awkward. Many users went elsewhere.
The company says the feature works in the background, scanning account-level and behavioural signals to judge whether an account is ...

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