
Counter-reform at the office: Is the tyrannical boss back?
The Great Resignation didn’t come to pass, and telecommuting is faltering. Now, here comes the latest corporate fad, the return of the toxic leader

The Great Resignation didn’t come to pass, and telecommuting is faltering. Now, here comes the latest corporate fad, the return of the toxic leader

By embracing a close relationship with Microsoft, OpenAI and its top executives have set their agreement to keep the AI company as a non-profit that would develop technology for the benefit of the public ‘aflame,’ Musk alleges

From surfboards to robots, Elon Musk’s firm has created all kinds of curious articles

A Delaware judge invalidated the $55.8 billion pay package that Tesla’s board established for Musk in 2018

The SEC has been conducting a fact-finding investigation into the period before Musk’s Twitter takeover, when the San Francisco-based social media company was still publicly traded

The Danish researcher speaks with EL PAÍS about how to understand the fragility of digital memory within the apparent abundance of the internet age

Elon Musk had banned the student from Twitter, now known as X, where he had more than 30 accounts, one of them being @elonjet

The owner of Neuralink recently announced that he has transplanted one of his devices into a human, without offering more technical details beyond the fact that the subject has survived

The warning to investors came after Elon Musk’s challenge to take on the Facebook founder in a cage fight in Las Vegas

NHTSA also said it has upgraded a 2023 investigation into Tesla steering problems to an engineering analysis, a step closer to a recall

The ruling comes more than five years after a shareholder lawsuit targeted Tesla CEO and directors of the company over a waste of corporate assets and unjust enrichment for Musk

The controversial entrepreneur announced his company’s product will be called Telepathy, and will allow patients to control a cell phone and a computer with their mind

Two entrepreneurs from Spain launched MagnificAI, an image enlargement app that hit the big leagues in just a month and a half with 400,000 registered users, attracting attention from Elon Musk, Hollywood and Beeple

The billionaire has faced accusations from the Anti-Defamation League, a prominent Jewish civil rights organization, and others of tolerating antisemitic messages on the platform

Argentina’s new ultra-right-wing president has taken time away from dismantling the Argentine state to make an eagerly awaited appearance at the Davos Economic Forum
Kiko Llaneras’ predictions for the coming year, covering world elections, economy, technology, entertainment and geopolitics

Technology that promised travel at near-supersonic speeds in capsules through vacuum tubes deflates after a decade of projects that did not come together

The group on Monday released an annual assessment of global inequalities timed to the World Economic Forum’s gathering of political and business elites at the Swiss ski resort of Davos

Nine employees were soon terminated for their involvement in an open letter that called on executives to condemn Musk’s public behavior on X

Various initiatives to preserve human history and civilization sent archives into space for extraterrestrial archaeologists to find

Full-year sales numbers fell far short of CEO Elon Musk’s prediction of 50% sales growth in most years

A philosophical doctrine from 24 centuries ago invites us to accept reality as it is. It offers consolation to the poorest and free rein to the richest… and it has enjoyed renewed success in the form of books, podcasts and hashtags on social media

Most of the world’s 20 largest fortunes increased thanks to the strong performance of tech companies and rising stock prices

The social network with which Mark Zuckerberg pretends to replace X has better moderation and content control, but it lacks freshness and something essential: people
Users and rights groups have denounced the disproportionate restrictions and suppression of content in solidarity with Palestine, while hate speech in Hebrew against Palestinians is rising

None of Tesla’s workers anywhere in the world are unionized, raising questions about whether strikes could spread to other parts of Europe where employees commonly have collective bargaining rights

The possibility of connecting the mind to a computer is getting closer. The scenarios that open up range from hope to hypervigilance