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David Lau’s reported departure comes after a series of high-profile exits at Tesla over the past year. This year has been particularly tough for Tesla, marked by declining sales and increasing competition. The car company has seen several prominent resignations throughout the last year across different divisions. Currently, its software head, responsible for areas including powertrain and battery management, is said to be departing. Another senior Tesla The leader is apparently resigning from his position, following several prominent departures within the firm over the last twelve months. David Lau, who served as the vice president of software engineering at Tesla for 13 years, will also be leaving the company. Bloomberg first reported on Friday citing sources familiar with the matter. Lau headed groups accountable for the software involved in multiple automotive systems. These teams handled aspects ranging from powertrains and ...

European Union regulators are preparing to hit Elon Musk Twitter’s platform faces potential penalties exceeding $1 billion due to violations of disinformation regulations, according to insider reports. The move would likely to ratchet up tensions between the EU and United States, with tech billionaire Musk a close adviser to President Trump. The social media platform could also face forced product changes for failing to abide by the landmark law to combat illicit content and disinformation, sources told the New York Times . It is anticipated that the fines will be unveiled this summer, according to the sources, marking the first time such penalties will be enforced under the new European Union legislation designed to compel social media firms to monitor their platforms more closely. The inquiry into X commenced in 2023, and authorities released an initial judgment last year indicating that the platform breached the Digital Services Act. The fine could be significa...

Elon Musk’s self-purchase The merger between his artificial intelligence (AI) firm xAI and the social media platform X (previously known as Twitter) marks the newest indication of AI and social media converging. While the move is largely seen to be for financial reasons - to boost X’s static revenue by adding it to the AI bubble - it is also likely to fuse the companies so that user data on X can be used to train xAI. When the acquisition was announced, Musk stated, 'Today marks our official move to integrate the data, models, computing power, distribution channels, and expertise.' Related Elon Musk has offloaded the social platform X to his artificial intelligence firm xAI for a price of $33 billion. The relocation of power towards Musk not only strengthens his control but may also raise concerns regarding data usage. Critics argue this could lead to the exploitation of user information for monetary gain through targeted advertisem...