The billionaire will meet Modi in the week of April in New Delhi, and will separately make an announcement about his investment plans in India.
Elon Musk has recently predicted that in the US elections as soon as 2032, an artificial intelligence (AI) candidate could secure victory.
It has been reported that X Corp has removed 1,235 Indian accounts which have been promoting terrorism on its platform. the action highlights the commitment of X towards combating the online threats, and further ensuring the user's safety.
X’s Passkey support was initially rolled out in January this year for its users in the US. Now, X users globally can enable Passkey support on their accounts for enhanced safety.
The first Solar eclipse i2024 witnessed widespread coverage and engagement worldwide, highlighting humanity's enduring fascination with celestial events. As social media platforms were engaged with discussions and shared experiences, individuals across the world came together to witness the event.
In an official post, X (formerly known as Twitter) wrote that they do not know why these blocking orders have been issued for Brazil and they even do not know which posts are alleged to violate the law.
Musk confirmed the launch date of the Tesla Robotaxi through an X post. He also termed a Reuters report on the company scrapping its low-cost EV plans as a "lie".
X has added the Community Note feature in India, just ahead of the elections. Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX said that the feature will be active in India and it will be the first to contribute in the country "are joining today, and we’ll be expanding over time”.
The 'Click here' trend on X showcases the platform's commitment to improving accessibility for all users, particularly those with disabilities. Initially confusing to many, the trend serves as a poignant reminder of the significance of accessibility features in digital spaces.
X Corp’s exploration of NSFW content communities reflects its commitment to diversifying content, which offers and caters to evolving user preferences. However, the platform must navigate regulatory complexities and prioritize user safety as it ventures into this new territory.
X is working on new filtering settings to automatically filter adult content from Communities. However, a new feature will allow eligible users to access NSFW content.
X (formerly Twitter) will offer Premium and Premium+ features to eligible users for free, according to an announcement by Elon Musk on X. His followers welcomed the announcement, with some users seeking clarification.
Elon Musk has announced the expansion of the 'Grok' AI chatbot to include more paying subscribers. According to a post by Elon Musk on X (formerly Twitter), Grok AI will be available to all premium subscribers and will not be limited to just Premium+ subscribers.
OpenAI's CEO, Sam Altman, said that Elon Musk believed the ChatGPT-maker company would fail and "chose to part ways."
Starship is the world's most powerful rocket and will be used to send humans to the Moon and then eventually to Mars. It consists of a giant first-stage booster called Super Heavy and a 50-metre upper-stage spacecraft known as Starship.
India's decision to lower import taxes on select electric vehicles (EVs) marked a significant triumph for Tesla, aligning with the company's persistent lobbying efforts in New Delhi.
X, which was formerly known as Twitter, recently shared its year-on-year growth statistics for video consumption and the amount of time users spent watching videos. These numbers indicate a strong inclination towards video content among the platform's users.
Starship reached an altitude of about 233 kilometres as it coasted across the Atlantic and South Africa, before approaching the Indian Ocean. But 49 minutes into the flight — with just 15 minutes remaining — all contact was lost and the spacecraft presumably broke apart.
In a court filing, OpenAi has said, “Musk supported a for-profit structure for OpenAI, to be controlled by Musk himself, and dropped the project when his wishes were not followed.”
X (previously known as Twitter) has submitted a compliance report for the new IT Rules, 2021, disclosing a record 5,06,173 account bans in India between January 26 and February 25.
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