Antonio Pequeño IV is a reporter who covers breaking news, with a focus on technology and online culture. He joined Forbes in 2023 and works in Los Angeles. He’s covered Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover, the Reddit blackout protest and debunked viral rumors. Prior to joining Forbes,
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Outage reports concerning the chatbot began surging around 1:30 p.m. EST.
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The bill introduces federal reporting requirements for hazing at U.S. colleges, which will be required to report and document hazing on campus and the names of student organizations responsible for the act.
Northern Lights Forecast: Here’s Where Aurora Borealis Can Be Seen On Christmas Eve
Tuesday’s aurora viewing line stretches as far south as South Dakota.
Saks Global Inks $2.7 Billion Acquisition Of Neiman Marcus In Amazon-Backed Deal
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XAI Valuation Reaches Over $40 Billion After $6 Billion Funding Round
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