Plus, fintech startup Revolut will sell employee-owned shares to investors at a $45 billion valuation. And, EV-maker Rivian suspends production of electric delivery vans used by Amazon due to parts shortage. Julie Chang hosts.

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Elon Musk is using his business empire to jumpstart his AI startup, xAI. Some Tesla shareholders are suing to make him stop. WSJ reporter Meghan Bobrowsky joins host Zoe Thomas to explain what’s going on. Plus, we’ll tell you how to understand your screen time usage.

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Plus, Alibaba misses earnings expectations despite growth drive. And Klarna launches new products ahead of a possible public listing. Zoe Thomas hosts. 

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Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest is suing Facebook parent Meta, claiming the company's artificial intelligence powered ad systems amplify scams. WSJ reporter Alex Perry joins host Zoe Thomas to explain the case and why it could threaten broad immunity protections afforded to social media platforms. Plus, looking for a six-figure job that doesn't require a college degree? We’ll tell you about an in demand tech role that fits the bill.

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Plus, Chinese videogame giant Tencent sees profit surge as domestic demand rises. And Foxconn posts record revenue off the back of AI server sales. Zoe Thomas hosts.

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Google’s latest Pixel phones include the company’s new artificial intelligence assistant Gemini Live and the AI photo editing tool AddMe. Google’s Senior Vice President of Platforms and Devices Rick Osterloh, spoke with WSJ senior personal tech columnist Joanna Stern about the new features. Plus, researchers are developing tech can that measure food consumption by the bite. Zoe Thomas hosts.

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Plus, Huawei is close to introducing a new chip for artificial intelligence use. And South Korea proposes voluntary disclosure of electric vehicle battery brands following Mercedes-Benz fire. Zoe Thomas hosts.

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Efforts by Washington to ban Chinese-made drones are meeting resistance from police departments, rescue workers, farmers and others. WSJ reporter Heather Somerville joins host Zoe Thomas to discuss the reasons for the proposed ban and why opponents say U.S. drones aren’t ready to replace popular Chinese-made ones. Plus, what time is it on the moon? Figuring that out is NASA’s new mission.

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Plus, Vice President Kamala Harris’s San Francisco fundraiser includes Silicon Valley bigwigs. And Universal Music Group and Meta sign a deal allowing music to appear on WhatsApp. Zoe Thomas hosts.

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A proposed bill making its way through California’s state legislature would impose safety standards on artificial-intelligence makers. Some in the industry are working to stop the bill. WSJ reporter Preetika Rana joins host Zoe Thomas to discuss their concerns and why the bill could have implications beyond the Golden State. Plus, little has changed about Lenovo’s ThinkPad laptop. And that’s the secret to its success.

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