1 Trump advisers had been blindsided by Elon Musk’s staff’s supply to federal staff
Officers weren’t consulted about plans to induce civil service staff to resign. (WP $)
+ The novel sweeping measures are just the start. (Vox)
+ The e-mail staff obtained cribs from Musk’s controversial Twitter memo. (Ars Technica)
+ If Musk will get his approach, the US authorities may find yourself like X. (NY Magazine $)
2 Meta has agreed to pay Trump $25 million
To settle the censorship lawsuit Trump introduced in opposition to it again in 2021. (CNN)
+ Mark Zuckerberg predicts 2025 will likely be a giant 12 months for Meta’s authorities relations. (Insider $)+ Fb continues to be centered on successful over creators to make it cool once more. (The Info $)
3 How tech staff are quietly preventing the rise of MAGA
Whereas their employers are shifting rightwards, staff are resisting. (NYT $)
4 Microsoft and Meta have defended their AI spending
DeepSeek’s success has raised critical questions on Huge Tech’s AI budgets. (Reuters)
+ Zuckerberg claims to not be apprehensive by the Chinese language startup’s fast rise. (The Verge)
+ How a prime Chinese language AI mannequin overcame US sanctions. (MIT Know-how Overview)
5 Mr Beast is getting critical about shopping for TikTok
The YouTuber is part of an investor group that’s secured greater than $20 billion. (Bloomberg $)
6 How the US plans to make use of house lasers to destroy hypersonic missiles
It bears greater than a passing resemblance to Ronald Reagan’s 1983 program. (FT $)
+ The way to battle a conflict in house (and get away with it) (MIT Know-how Overview)
7 Waymo’s autonomous taxi service is increasing to new US cities
San Diego, Las Vegas, and Miami are on the checklist. (WSJ $)
+ Self-driving Tesla taxis will hit Austin’s street in June, apparently. (TechCrunch)
+ EV batteries boast an extremely lengthy lifespan. (IEEE Spectrum)
8 The right cryptographic machine is feasible
It’s only a little bit of a ache to construct. (IEEE Spectrum)
+ Cryptography might supply an answer to the huge AI-labeling downside. (MIT Know-how Overview)
1 Trump advisers had been blindsided by Elon Musk’s staff’s supply to federal staff
Officers weren’t consulted about plans to induce civil service staff to resign. (WP $)
+ The novel sweeping measures are just the start. (Vox)
+ The e-mail staff obtained cribs from Musk’s controversial Twitter memo. (Ars Technica)
+ If Musk will get his approach, the US authorities may find yourself like X. (NY Magazine $)
2 Meta has agreed to pay Trump $25 million
To settle the censorship lawsuit Trump introduced in opposition to it again in 2021. (CNN)
+ Mark Zuckerberg predicts 2025 will likely be a giant 12 months for Meta’s authorities relations. (Insider $)+ Fb continues to be centered on successful over creators to make it cool once more. (The Info $)
3 How tech staff are quietly preventing the rise of MAGA
Whereas their employers are shifting rightwards, staff are resisting. (NYT $)
4 Microsoft and Meta have defended their AI spending
DeepSeek’s success has raised critical questions on Huge Tech’s AI budgets. (Reuters)
+ Zuckerberg claims to not be apprehensive by the Chinese language startup’s fast rise. (The Verge)
+ How a prime Chinese language AI mannequin overcame US sanctions. (MIT Know-how Overview)
5 Mr Beast is getting critical about shopping for TikTok
The YouTuber is part of an investor group that’s secured greater than $20 billion. (Bloomberg $)
6 How the US plans to make use of house lasers to destroy hypersonic missiles
It bears greater than a passing resemblance to Ronald Reagan’s 1983 program. (FT $)
+ The way to battle a conflict in house (and get away with it) (MIT Know-how Overview)
7 Waymo’s autonomous taxi service is increasing to new US cities
San Diego, Las Vegas, and Miami are on the checklist. (WSJ $)
+ Self-driving Tesla taxis will hit Austin’s street in June, apparently. (TechCrunch)
+ EV batteries boast an extremely lengthy lifespan. (IEEE Spectrum)
8 The right cryptographic machine is feasible
It’s only a little bit of a ache to construct. (IEEE Spectrum)
+ Cryptography might supply an answer to the huge AI-labeling downside. (MIT Know-how Overview)
