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Trump waits to enforce Tiktok ban
The Supreme Court in the USA unanimously approves the proposal to ban Tiktok in the country. Now the matter rests with the incoming President Donald Trump – who will wait to enforce the ban.
Sources: Biden wants to stop TikTok shutdown
President Joe Biden's administration is working to find solutions that would prevent Tiktok from shutting down in the USA, even if the ban on the app is upheld by the Supreme Court. This is reported by sources with insight for NBC.
Tiktok may shut down for Americans on Sunday
Tiktok's Chinese owner Bytedance is planning to shut down the app for American users from Sunday onwards. The company's hope now lies in the US Supreme Court blocking the law that was voted through last year.
Self-driving cars are rolling slowly forward
In several parts of the world, cars and trucks are driving around on roads without drivers. They could do it already today in Sweden as well.
Google's update can harm your mobile battery
A new update from Google can harm your mobile battery. The company is offering an unusual one-time sum to those affected.
Technology company led the rise on the stock exchange in the USA
It mainly went upwards on the New York Stock Exchange on the first day of the trading week, primarily thanks to price increases in some of the tech giants. .
Self-driving cars are moving slowly forward
In several parts of the world, cars and trucks are driving around on roads without drivers. They could do it already today in Sweden as well.
Microsoft Invests Billions in AI
The tech giant Microsoft is to invest a staggering 80 billion dollars, equivalent to nearly 900 billion Swedish kronor, in the expansion of various data centers linked to AI operations. More than half of the investments are to be made already this half-year, the company announced in a blog update.
Upwards in Christmas Sales on Wall Street
The leading indexes showed green on the New York Stock Exchange when trading during the Christmas week began, despite decreased confidence in the economy among consumers. .
AI Outperformed Doctors in Making Diagnoses
AI outclassed doctors by making diagnoses entirely on its own in a study in the USA. Naively enough, I was surprised, says doctor and researcher Adam Rodman.
Google buys electricity from Vattenfall's wind farm
Google has committed to buying electricity for 15 years from Zeevonk, a Dutch solar and wind power plant being built by, among others, Vattenfall. .
Criminals exploit Google's calendar
Over 500 million users of Google's calendar risk being swindled out of money or having information stolen. A setting can make phishing more difficult.
AI Outperformed Doctors in Making Diagnoses
AI outclassed doctors by making diagnoses entirely on its own in an American study. Naively enough, I was surprised, says doctor and researcher Adam Rodman.
The teenager went from unknown to superstar
For just over a year ago, he was an unknown British 16-year-old who lived at home with his parents. Then Luke Littler made it to the World Championship final in darts.
Klarna CEO snaps up Trump's offer
Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski says that the payment service is ready to take on the challenge from incoming President Donald Trump and make a multi-billion investment in the USA if the authorities there speed up the licensing process. We want to become a bank in the USA, says Siemiatkowski in an interview with Bloomberg TV.
Trump rang the bell, but the US stock market fell
The USA's incoming president Donald Trump had the honor of ringing the stock exchange bell when Thursday's stock trading began on Wall Street in New York, USA. However, he did not get to experience a continued rise for the leading American stock indexes – the broad S&P500 index fell 0.
Australia threatens tech giants with fines
Australia will fine tech giants, such as Facebook owner Meta and Google owner Alphabet, if they do not pay for the journalism produced by local news organizations. The threat of fines is intended to pressure tech companies to negotiate with producers of local journalism about compensation for news production.
Swish: Set to challenge Apple and Google
Swish is entering the battle for digital wallets. Going forward, they will be able to use the app with Mastercard or Visa to pay in stores – both in Sweden and abroad.
Google releases new generation of AI
Google has launched a new generation of its Gemini platform with artificial intelligence. .
Alphabet winner on quiet stock market
The leading indexes on the New York Stock Exchange moved only marginally on Tuesday. The broad S&P 500 index and the technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index both fell 0.
Google's breakthrough: "We live in a multiverse"
Google's new computer chip springs into circles around the predecessors. And indicates that we live in a multiverse.
Dissatisfaction after ministerial meeting with Tiktok and Meta
Nordic politicians want to stop gangs' recruitment of young people on social media and have had several meetings with the major tech companies – which promise to do "everything they can" to remove the material. I miss more concrete action, says Danish Justice Minister Peter Hummelgaard Thomsen.
Open AI opens up for ads in Chat GPT – going forward
The company behind Chat GPT is open to introducing advertising in the AI tool, but says at the same time that there are no "active plans" for ads. .
Gunnar Strömmer to Ministerial Meeting in Copenhagen
Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer is traveling on Monday to Copenhagen for a follow-up Nordic ministerial meeting on organized crime's online recruitment of children and young people. Representatives from several IT companies will also participate in the meeting.
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