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Donald Trump · San FranciscoTikTok appears to have an unlikely savior in its midst – former president, Donald Trump. With the US ban looming, and scheduled to be finalized in 2025, Trump has taken to Truth Social to tell followers that he will stop the US ban, should he be elected president in November’s election. It’s a far cry from four years ago, when Trump himself was behind the drive to ban the app.
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TikTok · San FranciscoTikTok has updated its go-to area for the US Election, promising tools to ensure users can access “reliable information”. The TikTok US Election Center is now offering a wider range of resources to help users thanks to a partnership with nonprofit Democracy Works. The update comes as TikTok continues to fight its US ban, which will come into effect on January 19th, 2025 if it doesn’t sell its US operations.
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Twitter · San FranciscoThe advertising revenue for X/Twitter is looking set to slide as research reveals more than a quarter of advertisers are planning to cut their spending. From interviews with 1000 senior marketers around the world, the data firm, Kantar, reports that 26% have decided to cut down their spend on X/Twitter while 14% said that they would stop running promotions on the platform completely. The company’s global revenues have already halved from $4.14bn…See the Story
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United States · United StatesAn American company has acquired all of the US customers of Kaspersky Lab as the Russian venture winds down its operations. Pango Group has bought a reported one million users, saving them from owning antivirus software that they wouldn’t be able to update. The move follows the government banning of Kaspersky trading in the US.
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OpenAI · United KingdomOpenAI, the company behind the famed ChatGPT AI model, has claimed in a recent legal filing that it needs copyrighted materials in order to continue training its AI model. The company must keep releasing improved models in order to sustain itself, with a long-promised ChatGPT-5 on the way later this year or sometime in 2025. In this new filing, OpenAI appears to be suggesting that it should be allowed to use copyrighted materials for free, since…See the Story
OpenAI: We Need Copyrighted Works for Free to Train AI
TeslaLike the idea of working for a company that offers fast career progression? Well, electric car manufacturer Tesla is the quickest around in terms of the speed in which it gives its workers a promotion, according to a new study. Staff at Tesla only have to wait an average of 10.4 months before they can expect to be promoted to a better role. That’s compared to the slowest in the study, mining corporation Rio Tinto, where the average wait time is …See the Story
Study: Tesla Leads When It Comes to Speed of Promoting Staff
Donald Trump · United StatesDonald Trump has been no stranger to promoting the benefits of crypto products. But now a project that he has backed has been targeted by scammers, with thousands of people potentially at risk of having money stolen. Cybercriminals have managed to place ads on the official Telegram account for World Liberty Financial (WLF) – a fairly mysterious new financial platform that has been promoted by the 45th president of the United States via his Truth…See the Story
Trump Free Crypto Scam on Telegram Targets Thousands
Twitter · BrazilElon Musk has reacted angrily to a decision of Brazil’s Supreme Court to uphold the country’s suspension of X, formerly Twitter. The court’s five judges ruled unanimously against the social media service, with the company choosing not to appoint a legal representative in Brazil to argue its case. Musk took to his own platform to hurl insults at the judges – particularly Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes – as well as posts promoting freed…See the Story