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01.09.26 - 19:48
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Jensen Huang Has Become World’s 8th Richest Person (24/7 Wall St.)
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Jensen Huang is the world's 8th-richest person, with a net worth of $180 billion, putting him just below Meta's (NASDAQ: META) Mark Zuckerberg. Huang has turned a modest-sized computer chip company founded 33 years ago into the arms merchant of the global AI industry. Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) is also the world's most valuable company, with […]...
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01.09.26 - 18:54
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Big Tech Is Incapable of Solving Its Own Problem, Says Mukunda (Bloomberg)
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Bill Gates, the billionaire co-founder of Microsoft Corp., published a 6,000-word essay on Aug. 26 saying that he would slow the development of artificial intelligence if he could. He elaborated in an interview with the New York Times, saying “in private, people who understand how good this stuff is, and how much better it's getting, they're very worried” but few are raising the issues in public.
The public is already convinced the tech industry can't be trusted with its own creations. Some legal news last week explains why. A bipartisan coalition of 51 attorneys general announced a proposed settlement with Meta Platforms Inc. that obligates the social media company that runs Facebook and Instagram to put tight restrictions on how children use its platforms.
Gautam Mukunda, Lecturer at the Yale School of Management and Bloomberg Opinion contributor, joins Bloomberg Intelligence to discuss. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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01.09.26 - 16:15
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Muse Image, the Agentic Image Model from Meta, Is Now Available on fal (PR Newswire)
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Muse Image plans, searches, and self-corrects before it renders, and ranks top-5 on Arena across text-to-image, single-image editing, and multi-image editing SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- fal today launched developer and enterprise access to Muse Image, the agentic image......
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01.09.26 - 12:30
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Manus resumes solo operations after collapse of US$2 billion Meta deal (SCMP)
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The Chinese-founded artificial intelligence start-up Manus announced on Tuesday that it had formally resumed independent operations, more than four months after Beijing blocked its US$2 billion acquisition by Meta Platforms.
The company's founding team would continue to lead Manus as an “independent agent lab”, the firm said in a blog post on its website, as it sought to move on from a months-long saga that has sent ripples through the Chinese and global technology sectors.
The announcement came......
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01.09.26 - 11:54
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Neue Studie warnt vor Folgen pauschaler PFAS-Beschränkung (News Aktuell)
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Industrieverband SPECTARIS: Berlin (ots) - - Fluorpolymere sind für Medizin, Optik, Labore und Hightech vielfach unverzichtbar - Meta-Report zeigt: Moderne und normgerechte Verbrennungsanlagen zerstören Fluorpolymere nahezu vollständig - Zentrale Emissionsannahmen im ......
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31.08.26 - 22:00
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The law won′t save us from Meta′s ′pervert glasses′. The only solution is mockery | Jonathan Liew (The Guardian)
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These things are undermining not just our public spaces but the very nature of being human. Let's shame them off the streetsSo far I am yet to be tempted into purchasing a pair of Ray-Ban Meta glasses. To a certain extent this is a function of possessing a large, misshapen and comically convex head upon which no pair of sunglasses has ever looked remotely appropriate. Nor am I one of those consumers who professes to be “really into gadgets”, a preference I've always found weirdly unspecific. It's subtly telling when people claim to be into “gadgets”, because they're never talking about, say, a tin opener. What they really mean is something gimmicky and expensive that almost certainly requires the services of a datacentre and enough water to irrigate Kent.And even if I were to surmount these two obstacles, you then get into the ethics of the thing. I'm nobody's idea of a PR expert, but if your shiny new product keeps requiring patches and updates to prevent people from using it to do degenera...
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31.08.26 - 22:00
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The Guardian view on regulating big tech: Meta has got off too lightly | Editorial (The Guardian)
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New child safety measures are welcome, but the wider risks posed by these platforms remain unaddressed “Hook, hold, harvest and hide” was how Megan O'Neill, a lawyer for the US state of California, characterised Meta's business model in the trial that ended last week with an $18bn settlement, to be shared between the states and territories that brought the case. It was a clever way to describe the company's approach to users' attention and data. But the sharpness of her words was not matched by the deal. While the strengthening of child safety features is welcome, the tech giant once again batted off efforts to alter its products.Meta's decision to settle enabled it to avoid any admission of liability. It put a stop to the awkward questions being asked of witnesses including Adam Mosseri, Instagram's CEO, and the damaging claims made by whistleblowers such as Arturo Béjar. This former Meta safety engineer told the court that his own daughter had been sent unsolicited photos of male genital...
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