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Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX, Tesla, and the social networking company X, has the potential to become the first trillionaire in history by 1027. Informa Connect Academy, a wealth tracking organization, released a new analysis that produced this finding. The pace of growth in Musk's fortune has been 110% annually. Upon the publication of the report, the Bloomberg Billionaires Index listed him as the richest person in the world, owning $251 billion, as per the reports of The Guardian. Other people who might become trillionaires were also highlighted in the research. If Gautam Adani, the founder of an Indian business empire, continues to grow at his current rate of 123% every year, he may become a trillionaire by 2028. If their present growth continues, Prajogo Pangestu, an Indonesian oil and mining magnate, and Jensen Huang, the CEO of tech company Nvidia, may also reach the trillion-dollar threshold in 2028. By 2030, two individuals are predicted to become trillionaires: Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, and Bernard Arnault, the head of LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton.

Nexus. By Yuval Noah Harari. Random House; 528 pages; $35. Fern Press; £28 “Let Truth and falsehood grapple," argued John Milton in Areopagitica, a pamphlet published in 1644 defending the freedom of the press.

Mark Zuckerberg may have a history of copying of others’ ideas, but when it comes to navigating the GenAI hype cycle, he’s the one forging a smarter path. In the year to date, Meta Platforms’s shares have significantly outperformed its tech giant peers, rising 54% while the likes of Alphabet’s Google and Microsoft have gone up 18.5% and 12% respectively. Why? Investors have become more sceptical in recent months about how quickly new AI models will economically benefit the customers of cloud giants, and their enthusiasm for Microsoft, Google and Amazon.com has waned.

Apple, Nvidia and Microsoft are in talks to invest in OpenAI, maker of ChatGPT, at precisely the moment when it’s become apparent that the company will face tougher competition than ever in the burgeoning artificial-intelligence market. Much of that new competition is coming from startups that promise to undercut OpenAI’s services with ones that could be cheaper to use, and also better at certain narrow tasks. At least one tech giant sees promise in the new crop of AI startups.

Donald Trump captions images of significant events in his political career in a new book of photos, providing an autobiographical account of his time in office and his post-presidency. Excerpts obtained by NBC News from the book ‘Save America,’ written by Trump, include his memories of meetings with foreign leaders, pictures of family milestones, and appearances with celebrities like musician Kid Rock and golfer Jack Nicklaus. The release of the book is scheduled for Tuesday. Save America, published by Winning Team, captures the historical journey of President Donald Trump like no other book, publisher Sergio Gor said in a statement. First sales have been phenomenal, and they are currently reprinting right now.

Paramount Network released a teaser giving a glimpse into what fans can expect.

Meta's Llama artificial intelligence models are being used by companies including Goldman Sachs and AT&T for business functions like customer service, document review and computer code generation, the social media giant said in a statement on Thursday. The mostly free-of-charge Llama models have been downloaded almost 350 million times since Meta began releasing them publicly last year, an increase from the 300 million downloads the company announced when it released the biggest version of its latest Llama 3 model in late July. Usage via cloud providers like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure has also increased, more than doubling between May and July this year, Meta said.

Pavel Durov's Telegram application. Before the app adopted a more assertive stance against content associated with terrorism, especially after the fatal terror attack on London Bridge in 2019, Islamic State groups were using it as their preferred platform. Experts caution that propaganda still thrives there. Some hail the billionaire co-founder of Telegram, the ultra-secure messaging app with over 900 million users, as an anti-authoritarian hero and free speech advocate who bravely faced down Vladimir Putin. Others view him as a dishonest and careless tech magnate who has built a system that allows illegal activity to go unpunished. It appears that French authorities belong to the latter group. Durov was detained on Saturday upon his arrival at Le Bourget airport, which is close to Paris, following his private jet journey from Baku, Azerbaijan. Also Read: Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story: Everything we know so far

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg says senior Biden administration officials pressured Facebook to “censor” some COVID-19 content during the pandemic

Pavel Durov, the Russian-born founder of Telegram who was arrested in Paris, has nothing to hide it is absurd to hold an owner responsible for abuse of the messaging and social media platform, Telegram said in a statement. Durov, a 39-year-old billionaire cast as "Russia's Mark Zuckerberg", was arrested at Le Bourget airport outside Paris shortly after landing on a private jet late on Saturday from Azerbaijan. The arrest of the Telegram CEO prompted a warning from Moscow to Paris that he should be accorded his rights, and criticism from X owner Elon Musk who said that free speech in Europe was under attack.

Meta Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg, in a letter to the House Judiciary Committee has alleged that the Biden-Harris administration «repeatedly pressurised» Meta's teams to censor posts related to Covid. He further said that the platform had to make some changes, that «with the benefit of hindsight and new information,» they won't make today. Zuckerberg also said he 'regrets' not being «more outspoken» about it. «In 2021, senior officials from the Biden Administration, including the White House, repeatedly pressured our teams for months to censor certain COVID-19 content, including humor and satire, and expressed a lot of frustration with our teams when we didn't agree. Ultimately, it was our decision whether or not to take content down, and we own our decisions, including COVID-19-related changes we made to our enforcement in the wake of this pressure,» Zuckerberg said in the letter.

romantic gestures, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has commissioned a colossal sculpture of his wife, Priscilla Chan, to grace their backyard. This larger-than-life tribute, crafted by renowned artist Daniel Arsham, has become the talk of the town and a true symbol of Zuckerberg's affection. Zuckerberg, who has been married to Chan for over 12 years, took to Instagram to unveil the impressive artwork. The sculpture, which features a bronze finish with a Tiffany green patina, reflects Arsham's signature blend of architecture and performance art. The tech billionaire's post included both a photograph and a video, capturing the striking details of the statue and Chan's delighted reaction.

Donald Trump stated that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg called him to apologize for a photo that was incorrectly labeled on Facebook. The photo showed Trump raising his fist after a July 13 assassination attempt at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. Facebook had initially marked this photo as misinformation, causing it to go viral with the incorrect label, as per the reports of Fox News. In an interview with Maria Bartiromo on FOX Business' «Mornings with Maria,» Trump mentioned that Zuckerberg called him twice. According to Trump, Zuckerberg expressed admiration for Trump's actions during the event, describing them as brave. Zuckerberg also allegedly said he could not support a Democrat because he respected Trump’s response to the incident. Additionally, Trump noted that Google did not reach out to him after their autocomplete function failed to show results for the assassination attempt.

Meta is in discussions with Awkwafina, Judi Dench and other actors and influencers for the right to incorporate their voices into a digital assistant product called MetaAI, according to three people with knowledge of the talks, as the company pushes to build more products that feature artificial intelligence. Apart from Dench and Awkwafina, Meta is in talks with comedian Keegan-Michael Key and other celebrities, said the people, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the discussions are private. They added that all of Hollywood's top talent agencies were involved in negotiations with the tech giant. The talks remain fluid, and it is unclear which actors and influencers, if any, may sign on to the project, the people said. If the parties come to an agreement, Meta could pay millions of dollars in fees to the actors.

Billionaire Elon Musk has offered to leap into the ring for a slugfest, again, this time to take on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who dared him on television to an anytime-anywhere match. “I accept," Musk replied to an X user who posted a video clip of Maduro challenging him. “Elon Musk.

Nicolas Maduro of committing a “major election fraud,” and labeling him a “dictator”, billionaire businessman Elon Musk has accepted his challenge to fight him on X. He also predicted that the Latin American leader will “chicken out” of the fight. Earlier, the reelected president of the oil-rich country said that the social media creates a virtual reality. He called the Tesla CEO his «new archenemy» and challenged him to fight him on television. Maduro said, “Do you want to fight? Let’s do it. Elon Musk, I’m ready. I’m not afraid of you, Elon Musk. Let’s fight, wherever you want.”

Facebook and Instagram parent company Meta Platforms Inc. reported stronger-than-expected results for the second quarter on Wednesday, sending shares sharply higher in after-hours trading

Pavel Durov, who founded the social media companies Telegram and VK, has disclosed that he is the father of more than 100 children worldwide. His inventive contributions to Russian social media have helped him earn a wealth of £13.6 billion. In a Telegram post, Durov revealed that he became a prolific sperm donor, helping over 100 couples in 12 countries conceive while being single and living alone, as per the reports of The U.S. Sun.

Facebook has admitted that it has committed a mistake by censoring the image of Donald Trump's assassination attempt. The Mark Zuckerberg-owned social media platform called the image of Donald Trump pumping his fist in the air after an assassination attempt against him an «altered photo.» After facing criticism, a spokesperson admitted Monday that it was a mistake. Meta Public Affairs Director Dani Lever explained on X it was an error as the systems were meant to detect a separate version of the image, reports 'Fox News Digital'. He explained that the fact check was initially applied to a doctored photo showing the Secret Service agents smiling, and in some cases, our systems incorrectly applied that fact check to the real photo. Tendering an apology, Lever said that it had been fixed.