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Tesla's European deliveries dropped by 43% despite a 31% rise in the overall EV market, suggesting competitive challenges or production issues impacting Tesla's European market share.

Pat Gelsinger, former Intel CEO, joins Gloo as executive chair and head of technology, focusing on technology tools for churches and advocates for 'values-aligned' AI. He has also taken on a venture capital role.

India's parliament has passed the 2025 budget, removing a tax on digital ads, known as the 'Google Tax.' This move is seen as an attempt to possibly improve relations with the United States and avoid tariffs, aligning with previous tax eliminations on e-commerce.

Google's study reveals that Large Language Models (LLMs) can process natural language similarly to humans. They found that human neural activity aligns linearly with the internal contextual embeddings of LLMs, suggesting these models mimic human brain processes.

The article discusses ethical sourcing of spare human bodies, which could revolutionize medicine, and the shift away from US-centric AI models.

Richard Osman encourages writers to challenge Meta for using a controversial database of 7.5 million books to train AI, potentially breaching copyright.

Palantir promotes a unified data system for UK government operations, leveraging the COVID-19 pandemic context to pitch its services.

Chinese state-sponsored hackers breached an Asian telecom, remaining undetected for over four years. The intrusion, tracked by Sygnia under the name Weaver Ant, highlights significant cybersecurity vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure.

Elecom releases a new sodium-ion portable power bank, offering an eco-friendly alternative to traditional lithium-ion batteries. This innovative product highlights advancements in sustainable energy technology.