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X (formerly Twitter) CEO Linda Yaccarino has dropped out of the WSJ Tech Live conference that's going to be held next week. The conflict between Israel

X CEO Linda Yaccarino canceled her appearance at the WSJ Tech Live conference citing Israel crisis, sparking speculation about underlying reasons amid recent controversies involving the social media platform and its handling of sensitive content.

Linda Yaccarino has bowed out of appearing at the Wall Street Journal’s Tech Live conference, set to take place Oct. 16-18 in Laguna Beach. This follows her…

We’ve got another interview from the Code Conference today. My friend and co-host, CNBC’s Julia Boorstin, and I had a chance to talk with Rivian CEO RJ…

As the latest crop of visual AI tools emerge, including text-to-video, it's becoming clear how rapidly the technology is advancing—and how imperfect it still is.

RJ Scaringe sat down to discuss supply chain challenges, the company’s Amazon deal, and competing with the Cybertruck.

After a poorly received interview at Code Conference less than two weeks ago, Linda Yaccarino is taking a break from live speaking engagements.

X said CEO Linda Yaccarino will not speak at the WSJ Tech Live conference. X said she dropped out to focus on "platform safety" amid the war in Israel.

X CEO Linda Yaccarino withdraws from WSJ Tech Live conference, prioritizing platform safety amid a global crisis

Nod.ai will let companies run AI models specifically tuned to AMD’s chips. AMD has been trying to increase its market share against Nvidia, currently the de facto leader in AI chips. Most large language models run on Nvidia’s H100 GPUs which are now in high demand. AMD CEO Lisa Su spoke with The Verge’s Nilay Patel during the Code Conference and said the company sees a lot of opportunity in providing chips that can run AI models to smaller companies that may not have direct access to Nvid...