Marc Benioff, Ray Dalio, and the cofounder of Alibaba talk US and China AI

Joe Tsai, Alibaba’s cofounder, said the “so-called DeepSeek moment” is more about the open source movement. Some of the biggest names in tech and finance talked AI in Singapore on Wednesday, highlighting the hot debate about American and Chinese tech advancements. At the CNBC conference, Salesforce’s CEO, Marc Benioff, said some tech leaders have fallen…

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This time, Elon Musk might have taken on too much

Elon Musk’s workload has some observers concerned he’s taken on too much. nment minutiae. “He may have finally reached his tipping point,” Nelson said. Despite signs Musk might be overdoing it, management experts and analysts told B-17 that if anyone can pull it off, it’s someone who already controls a half-dozen companies. “Musk has proven…

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Companies large and small are using AI for employee onboarding. It can save HR days of time.

When your organization has nearly 300,000 global employees across the US, Japan, and Europe, many of whom work remotely, how do you manage onboarding new hires? That scenario presented Hitachi with challenges to keep new employees engaged, but also an opportunity to overhaul its onboarding with an AI digital assistant this past fall. Hitachi —…

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India’s richest man is giving Elon Musk’s Starlink a big boost

Mukesh Ambani announced a partnership with Elon Musk’s SpaceX. India’s richest man is joining hands with Elon Musk to bring Starlink into the subcontinent. Mukesh Ambani, the billionaire owner of Indian mega-conglomerate Reliance Industries, announced a partnership with Musk’s SpaceX to bring Starlink’s internet services to India through its technology subsidiary, Jio Platforms. In a…

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What is bird flu? Here’s everything you need to know about the virus affecting chickens and dairy cattle

The H5N1 virus has spread widely across poultry bird populations. It’s not just higher egg prices. The ongoing bird flu outbreak has led to millions of wild bird deaths, slaughtered livestock, hazardous conditions for dairy industry workers, and spillover infections in humans and other mammals. While there’s no sign that H5N1 can be transmitted person…

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