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Elon Musk, Tesla CEO, mocked Paris Hilton's cookware brand after her media company, 11:11, withdrew a deal from X (formerly Twitter). Paris Hilton's 11:11 Media joined IBM and Apple in pulling ads from X after Musk supported a post containing antisemitic content. The billionaire apologized afterward, but the antisemitic post resulted in major backlash, causing the businessman to lose business deals one after another. File - Elon Musk, owner of social media platform X, gestures during an event with Britain's…

Google Ads mistakenly sent out an email telling some advertisers that their accounts had been suspended. The notification, which was triggered by a technical fault, was issued just hours before the Thanksgiving holiday, causing some marketers to “freak out”.Google confirmed the error shortly after and reassured advertisers to disregard the message. Why we care. If you or your client received this message, rest assured that your account remains…

Elon Musk's position on White Pride and supposed antisemitic behaviour is now seeing much more aggressive retorts.Apple has stopped X ads, while Tesla investors call for Elon Musk's suspension following Tesla shareholders…

Tesla shareholders condemned Elon Musk’s antisemitic behavior, on his own social media platform, X, and other media outlets Thursday. Some investors are publicly saying he should be suspended, according to a Bloomberg report Friday. Apple also took action over Musk’s tweets by pausing ads on X, Axios reported Friday. Did Elon Musk Regret Buying Twitter? | Walter Isaacson InterviewThe backlash came after Musk endorsed a tweet saying Jewish communities push “hatred against whites”. He said the tweet was “the actual truth,”…

YouTube is now mandating creators to clearly mark their videos if it includes Ai-generated synthetic or realistic content. This is to ensure that people don't mistake such content as real or use it to spread fake news In a…

The platform said people will be able to request the removal of videos that use AI to simulate an identifiable person YouTube will soon require users to to disclose when their videos feature content made with artificial intelligence. As part of a blog post Tuesday on the company’s evolving approach to AI, the platform acknowledged AI’s potential to be used to generate content that can “mislead viewers — particularly if they’re unaware that the video has been altered or is synthetically created,”…

Published By: Paras YadavLast Updated: July 21, 2023, 17:38 ISTImage used for Representation. (Photo: PTI)The airport's reopening came as a result of successful rehabilitation efforts facilitated by Saudi Arabia's King Salman Humanitarian Aid The government in Yemen announced the reopening of Al Ghaydah Airport in the country’s eastern province of Al Mahrah after a nine-year suspension due to the ongoing civil war.The airport’s reopening came as a result of successful rehabilitation efforts facilitated by Saudi Arabia’s…

Maruti Suzuki India Limited, the country’s largest carmaker, has captured the hearts of many off-roading enthusiasts with its newest lifestyle off-roader, the Jimny. Buyers have formed long queues outside Maruti dealerships to get their hands on one. However, despite its popularity, critics have not hesitated to point out its shortcomings. Recently, a Maruti Suzuki Jimny was modified with a custom Old Man nitrogen suspension, a full custom metal bumper, and the entire modification process was shared online in a video.…

Nigerian lender, Wema Bank, has lifted its suspension of international transactions on naira cards. The bank in a letter addressed to its customers announced the end of the suspension on international transactions conducted through naira cards. This means customers using the bank mastercard can now use their naira debit cards to pay for transactions done in foreign currency. In March 2022, the bank had joined other Nigerian banks to limit their monthly international spending limit on naira cards from $100 to…

The House of Representatives has asked the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to suspend the implementation of the Customer Due Diligence Regulations, 2023, which makes it mandatory for customers to provide their social media details. It described the policy as unconstitutional as it violates section 37 of the 1999 constitution. This resolution was a sequel to a motion moved by Kelechi Nwogu (PDP, Rivers) and eight others on Tuesday during plenary. PREMIUM TIMES had reported that the CBN, in its latest policy, stated…