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This week we explored how financial institutions are responding to ever-changing markets across the world. Bank of England is looking into protecting savers better, TSB's former head of IT was presented with regulation fines and Skipton Building Society created a new deposit-free mortgage option. Tupperware struggled as a result of their own success and Tesco saw a drastic drop in profits due to food inflation. Elon Musk's dream of transforming Twitter into an 'everything app' has not gone as smoothly and put him in the headlines again. Finally, a pair of Michael Jordan's signed shoes sold for $2.2 million.

. Elon Musk has purchased around 10,000 graphics processing units to help with his Artificial Intelligence project on Twitter. This project could help improve the social media platform’s search function, generate new content and text, and even create targeted ads. This implies Musk's commitment to further develop AI within the tech giant he purchased earlier this year.

. Discover Elon Musk's cutting edge Neuralink brain-computer interface (BCI) technology, with ambitions that range from enabling paralyzed patients to communicate to providing humans with superhuman vision. But what will it mean for society at large? Neuroethics is a primary concern as we consider the implications of this groundbreaking technology.

Neuralink, founded by innovator and entrepreneur Elon Musk, is developing a revolutionary brain-computer interface to bridge the gap between humans and technology. With this BCI, tiny implants and electrodes thinner than human hair can record brain activity. Explore the potential of this technology, but consider the ethical concerns it brings. Are we on the edge of a revolution, or do we need to be cautious?

This article focuses on Samsung’s data breach due to their use of ChatGPT AI and the potential implications of their leaked notes, source code, and customer data. Legal restrictions such as GDPR may be violated, and OpenAI, the developers of ChatGPT, retain the data. Samsung has developed an in-house limit AI system 1024 bytes per prompt. Elon Musk, Founder and CEO of OpenAI and other notable businesses, has commented on AI.