Apple becomes the first public company to be valued at three trillion dollars
Apple shares closed up 2.3% at 193.97 dollars (£152.73) on Friday, bringing its market value to 3.04 trillion dollars.
Apple shares closed up 2.3% at 193.97 dollars (£152.73) on Friday, bringing its market value to 3.04 trillion dollars.
The law passed last week and will come into effect by the end of the year.
A ‘Space Disco Cowboy’-themed wedding saw guests shuttled to an abandoned ghost town near Austin, Texas.
The Bill was passed amid a stand-off between Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government and Silicon Valley tech giants.
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ALDERNEY’S young people are being given a voice, after Riduna Radio gave a slot to the island’s youth club.
Harry Vaughan had developed an interest in right-wing extremism, Satanism, the occult and violence from the age of 14, the Old Bailey heard.
The Education Secretary has called on technology and education leaders to come forward with ideas on how AI can be used in a ‘safe and secure way’.
The European Commission said after an investigation that ‘only the mandatory divestment by Google of part of its services’ will satisfy its concerns.
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The Labour leader said the UK could make a success of the AI revolution, but measures are needed to reskill workers.
GUERNSEY’S new bus app has been launched with just a month to go before the Island Games.
Rishi Sunak said artificial intelligence could transform work and public services but was open to misuses by ‘bad actors’.
The Prime Minister is set to tell the London Tech Week that the ‘extraordinary’ possibilities of the emerging technology must be carried out safely.
Party Pieces Holdings, which was founded by the Princess of Wales’s parents in 1987, tumbled into administration last month.