10 Things in Tech: Musk’s Starship updates
Happy Friday, readers. Today we'' ve got the most current news on Elon Musk'' s...
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Animal-rights group says monkeys used in experiments for Elon Musk’s Neuralink were subjected to ‘extreme suffering’
The Neuralink experiments utilized rhesus macaque monkeys (not visualized). EAN-FRANCOIS...
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McDonald’s has filed a trademark for a restaurant in the metaverse that will actually deliver food to your home
McDonald's has filed a series of trademarks for a virtual restaurant.Erin McDowell/Insider...
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Heather Morgan, the rapper and wife in the NYC couple accused of laundering $4.5 billion of stolen bitcoin, can await trial at home
Heather Morgan and her other half Ilya ““ Dutch ” Lichtenstein in court in...
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Seeking nominations for the top NFT companies helping Hollywood to create in and capitalize on the digital asset boom
Warner Bros. partnered with Nifty's to release a sold-out collection of "Matrix...
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Microsoft joins Google, GM in not attending CES tech conference in person over Omicron surge
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images .Google, Facebook, and Intel have...
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Michael Dell says blockchain is underrated, but he’s ‘going to pass’ on bitcoin
Michael Dell Tony Avelar/AP Images for Dell Inc. Michael Dell is a fan of blockchain, which could...
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10 things in tech you need to know today
Getty Images Good early morning and welcome to 10 Things in Tech. If this was forwarded to you,...
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Facebook’s crypto chief is exploring NFT-related products and features – but views bitcoin as too volatile for transactions
David Marcus, head of Facebook'' s Novi digital wallet. Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call...
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Elon Musk unveils ‘Tesla bot,’ a humanoid robot that would be made from Tesla’s self-driving AI
YouTube Elon Musk stated Tesla prepares to construct a humanoid robotic throughout the...
Read MoreFacebook’s AI-fueled attempt to block bad ads is hurting legitimate small business owners — and its ‘pay-to-play’ customer support is leaving them stranded ahead of the holiday shopping season
Elijah Nouvelage/Reuters .Facebook’s efforts to punish infractions of its advertisement policies are incorrectly punishing marketers over offering benign items like pet dog posters and ladies’s precious jewelry,...
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