Musk had accused OpenAl of abandoning its nonprofit mission through its Microsoft-backed for-profit shift. However, the larger legal fight is still ongoing.
Scrutiny, attention and controversy — all came at once for a little-known Norwegian journalist after she attempted to question Prime Minister Narendra Modi following his media briefing with his Norwegian counterpart. "Why don't you take some questions from the freest press in the world?" journalist Helle Lyng shouted. While it is unclear if PM Modi heard the question, he left the room. The moment was enough to spark a debate on press freedom. Amid the controversy, the spotlight has now turned to Lyng herself and her social media activity.
The exchange later continued at an MEA briefing where she questioned Indian diplomats on press freedom, trust and human rights, leading to a tense back-and-forth with MEA Secretary (West) Sibi George.
Meta is preparing for another major round of layoffs, with 8,000 employees set to lose their jobs this week on May 20. The move, which impacts nearly 10 per cent of the company’s global workforce, comes at a time when the social media giant is aggressively changing itself around AI and leaner teams. Just recently, the company informed employees about the upcoming Meta layoffs and that the affected workers will receive what it describes as a "generous" compensation package. Here are the details.