Tesla is continuing its severe layoffs, now into the fourth week, affecting multiple departments within the company. Employees from software, services, and engineering divisions have been dismissed, with the layoffs being initially reported by Electrek and Business Insider. Reports surfaced of affected workers sharing their layoffs on professional networks like LinkedIn.

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Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter, recently announced his resignation from the board of Bluesky, the decentralized social media platform he helped establish. His departure comes as he publicly praises Elon Musk's X, formerly Twitter, labeling it as part of "freedom technology." This shift in allegiance marks a significant change in Dorsey's engagement with social media platforms post-Twitter.

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NASA’s Curiosity rover has unearthed geological evidence from Gale Crater on Mars suggesting it may have once hosted conditions akin to Earth, potentially conducive to microbial life. This discovery comes from the rover’s analysis of manganese-rich sandstones, pointing to a time when the red planet might have had an oxygenated environment capable of supporting life forms.

Federal authorities are scrutinizing financial operations at Block, the parent company of Cash App and Square, according to sources close to the matter. These investigations focus on compliance shortcomings within the company’s major subdivisions, stretching back several years. Documents from a former employee allege that the company has been remiss in its regulatory duties, including failing to adequately report transactions that breach U.S. sanctions and involve high-risk countries.

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has initiated a series of strategic retreats from the company's Supercharger network commitments, an unexpected move for a carmaker that has been highly invested in this electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure. This week, it was reported that Tesla is abandoning leases for several Supercharger stations in the New York City area, a decision that arrives in the wake of Musk firing the entire team responsible for this crucial service, including the senior director of EV charging, Rebecca Tinucci, and her team of 500.

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Tesla Inc. is restructuring its workforce, impacting the team responsible for its Supercharger network. Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, announced the disbandment of the Supercharger team, which is part of a broader initiative to reduce the company’s staff by ten percent. Despite these changes, Tesla plans to continue expanding the Supercharger network, albeit at a reduced pace, with a renewed focus on enhancing the reliability and capacity of existing stations.

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A powerful new artificial intelligence model, referred to as "gpt2-chatbot," emerged this week on a prominent AI benchmarking platform, LMSYS Org, capturing the attention of the tech community due to its sophisticated capabilities, which are comparable to OpenAI's GPT-4. Despite its sudden appearance and the lack of details about its origins, the model quickly became a focal point for discussion and speculation across various online forums.

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The U.S. Supreme Court recently decided not to consider a challenge from Elon Musk against an agreement he made with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which mandates that his social media posts be pre-approved by a legal expert if they pertain to his company, Tesla. This decision effectively upholds earlier rulings from lower courts and sustains the stipulations of the 2018 settlement that followed Musk's controversial tweets about potentially taking Tesla private.