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An Elon Musk-backed AI firm is keeping a text generating tool under wraps amid fears it's too dangerous

OpenAI said the tool could be used to generate infinite positive or negative reviews.

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Amazon cancelled its plans to move its new HQ2 headquarters to New York, Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez celebrated the decision.

Netflix's Los Angeles office went into lockdown after person connected with the company said he had a gun

The man who made the threat was later arrested off-site and didn't appear to have any weapon.

Marc Benioff says that before Salesforce buys a startup, he does 'due diligence' on a company's culture and how it pays employees

Salesforce co-CEO Marc Benioff addressed sexual harassment and equal pay in Silicon Valley, including the walkouts at Google last November.

Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway trims its giant stake in Apple

Berkshire Hathaway added positions in Red Hat and the Canadian oil producer Suncor Energy.

New York officials reportedly approached Elon Musk about building a tunnel to JFK airport

Elon Musk reportedly spoke to NYC officials about building a tunnel to connect Manhattan with JFK airport.

Bernie Sanders congratulates New York for 'standing up' to Amazon after tech giant cancels plan for new headquarters in Queens

"Our job is to end the race to the bottom where taxpayers in one city or state are forced to bid against each other for desperately needed jobs."

Facebook is reportedly considering paying a record multi-billion dollar fine to settle the FTC's investigation into its privacy practices

The Federal Trade Commission has been investigating whether the leak of Facebook data to Cambridge Analytica violated an earlier settlement.

When Amazon threw in the towel on the New York City HQ2, it showed the rest of the world how to beat Silicon Valley

Amazon just gave its biggest critics the perfect playbook to take down the rest of Silicon Valley.

Facebook is thinking about removing anti-vaccination content as backlash intensifies over the spread of misinformation on the social network

Facebook said, in reaction to backlash over the spread of disinformation, that it may begin to remove or reduce posts containing anti-vaccine rhetoric.

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