Tag: Elon Musk
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Navigating the Digital Storm: OpenAI’s Domain Drama and Musk’s Wry Observations
Elon Musk recently stirred the online pot with a cryptic tweet: “Looks like Instability.AI is still available.” Before you start thinking of a futuristic startup, let’s unravel what’s really going on in the realm of OpenAI, domain names, and Elon’s cheeky commentary. The Instability.AI Saga: What’s Musk Talking About? OpenAI, a once-prominent player in artificial…
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Is X.com Planning to Sell Usernames Now?
In recent news, there’s a buzz surrounding X.com, formerly known as Twitter, and its intriguing plan to potentially sell old and unused usernames. Yes, you read that right – usernames! If you’re wondering what’s behind this intriguing move and what it means for users and the platform, let’s dive in. Why is This Happening? Elon…
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Elon Musk’s X Corp Introduces Clickbait Ads Without Blocking or Reporting Options
X Corp’s surprise move: Clickbait ads on the platform, unblockable and unreportable. Users demand transparency in online advertising.
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X (formerly Twitter) Explores Three-Tiered Premium Membership Plans
X (formerly Twitter) plans to introduce three premium subscription tiers: Basic, Standard, and Plus. Are ad-free experiences worth the extra cost?
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Brand Psychology 101: Why X.com Is Forever ‘Twitter’ to Users
Discover why users still call it ‘Twitter’ despite the rebrand. Dive into the psychology of user perception and branding in the digital age.
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Musk’s Masterstroke: AI.com Shifts from OpenAI to X.Ai
Mysterious domain shift! AI.com, once owned by OpenAI, now under Elon Musk’s xAI control. The battle for AI supremacy intensifies. What’s Musk’s plan for this enigmatic domain?
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After Twitter, TweetDeck Goes Through a Name Change as Well
Big news! Twitter’s rebranding as X has ushered in exciting changes, including the revamped TweetDeck, now known as XPro.
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Indonesia Continues Banning Spree, Blocks X.com
Indonesia blocks X.com, the rebranded Twitter, over concerns of past links to negative content. A move reflecting the country’s strict stance on online morality.
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How a Twitter User Struck a Deal with The Boring Company Over Burnt Hair Perfume
Whimsy met technology when Jeromy Sonne bought burnthair.com after Musk’s “Burnt Hair” perfume announcement. A playful deal with The Boring Company led to an extraordinary tunnel tour! 🚀 #ElonMusk #BoringCompany #WhimsicalAdventure