Elon Musk just donated Tesla shares worth $100 million to charity—a generous act that’s also a textbook year-end tax maneuver. But what does it really mean for his wealth and the world of billionaire philanthropy?
In a bold and technically detailed defense of Tesla’s approach, former AI chief Andrej Karpathy has claimed that Google’s Waymo simply cannot replicate Tesla’s recent coast-to-coast autonomous drive. The reason? A fundamental difference in architecture: Tesla’s end-to-end neural network versus Waymo’s traditional modular system.
Elon Musk has entered the heated debate over California’s proposed wealth tax, arguing his fortune is locked in Tesla and SpaceX shares—not liquid cash. With other tech leaders echoing his concerns, the state faces a critical choice: tax the ultra-wealthy or risk driving innovation elsewhere.
Starting January 1, 2026, BSNL has officially rolled out its much-anticipated WiFi calling service across the country. This means crystal-clear calls from your basement or remote village home, all for free and without any third-party apps. Here’s everything you need to know.
In a rare policy reversal, Amazon is temporarily allowing some India-based employees to work remotely until early March due to severe US H-1B visa processing delays. But there’s a catch: they can’t code, strategize, or talk to customers—highlighting the real-world chaos caused by immigration backlogs.
In a bold $2-3 billion move, Meta has acquired the Singapore-based AI startup Manus, an autonomous agent pioneer with Chinese origins. The company is quick to clarify: all Chinese ownership and operations are being cut off, a crucial step in navigating the fraught US-China tech landscape.