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Elon Musk terminates partnership with former CNN host Don Lemon on his social media platform following an interview, citing lack of authenticity and comparing Lemon's approach to "CNN, but on social media."

A U.K. hospital used Apple Vision Pro to undertake a spinal fusion surgery, ditching Microsoft's HoloLens 2.

The police mistakenly targeted her house, leading to a wrongful raid and significant damage to her property.

The test revealed that the device reached a peak temperature of 46 degrees Celsius or 114.8 degrees Fahrenheit at the keyboard.

The best photo scanners provide reliable results, from scanning family photos to enhancing old black-and-white images. Here are the top picks.

The FBI's use of push notifications to track down criminals comes at a time when tech companies are under increasing pressure to address child safety issues on their platforms.

According to the document, "Altman disclaims beneficial ownership of these shares except to the extent of his respective pecuniary interest therein."

A U.S. court has ordered Israeli firm NSO Group to share its Pegasus spyware code with messaging app WhatsApp.

Billionaire Mark Cuban suggests Elon Musk's xAI's Grok leans "right," while Google's Gemini tends "left," amidst a broader debate on AI models' biases and implications, fueled by concerns raised by Marc Andreessen about big tech's ability to develop generative AI products.

In Forbes Korea's "30 Under 30" 2024 list, former SF9 Rowoon and boy group Stray Kids have been selected as the only K-pop artists on the list, proving their power and influence! #SF9 #Rowoon #StrayKids #ForbesKorea