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After learning a lot about what’s driving the tech market from last week’s earnings report, we take a look at what else there is to take away from the coming week. Also a look at the week’s top headlines.

With a big week of earnings reports for the tech sector, we take a look at the results to see what we’ve learned so far. Who has an advantage in AI and is Threads gaining on Twitter/X?

Meta has made their first public AI offering. A Large Language Model that they not only are making open-sourced, but are partnering with their biggest competitors to make it widely available.

There’s been a major development in treating heart disease, the leading cause of death worldwide. Researchers at Duke-NUS are using stem cells in an innovative new way with very promising results.

Several of the biggest names in AI pledged to follow safety guidelines when developing future technology. WIll the self-imposed restrictions be enough to safeguard against potential threats?

A major trend was reversed in the last week. The rest of the market is booming while tech is taking a dip. What are the reasons and will a big week of earnings reports set things back on course?

Hollywood’s screenwriters and actors are both currently on strike and recent technological advancements play a pivotal role in negotiations. How both streaming platforms and artificial intelligence are disrupting television and movies.

There are new competitors in the AI chatbot game. One is a household name and one is an unknown startup. You’ll be surprised by who has the upper hand.

Nuclear energy has come a long way since the advent of the atom bomb… Now, we’re looking at a nuclear renaissance as the need for energy grows.

There’s renewed interest in manned-missions to the moon. After 51 years since we last put a man on the moon, the United States is setting its sights on sending another crew. But once again there appears to be competition, as another nation is joining America in a 21st century Space Race.

Last week’s CPI report showed easing inflation, which led to a good week for the markets and a bad week for the dollar. Ahead of the earnings calls, we look to see if tech can build on good market conditions and continuing trends to keep their rally going.

An agreement between a small solar panel startup and New York state escalated to a billion dollar disaster with one of the biggest tech companies in the world. What went wrong and who is to blame?

A recent report takes a look under the hood of Google’s Bard. Complaints about working conditions for contractors reviewing responses by the chatbot to user queries has many people concerned and questioning just how “artificial” its intelligence is.

A major automaker has claimed to have made a huge breakthrough with a long sought-after technology. A new type of battery for EVs would potentially make them safer, cheaper, and more efficient. Is this claim true?

The CEO of Google revealed in a recent interview that the company is limiting the capabilities of Bard that are available to the public. Concern over audio and video imitations of public features are a grave concern that Google does not believe the world is ready for yet.

A lot of big market-moving news is looming, including the CPI report and the beginning of earnings season. How can we expect it to change the outlook of tech in the near future?

With unpopular changes by Twitter aligning with Meta’s launch of their own microblogging platform, there may finally be a real cause for concern. Can Twitter hold off their competition? Why is Threads such a threat?

An Australian company is opening a manufacturing plant for a needleless vaccine patch which can be transported and stored without refrigeration. The benefits are more than what you’d expect.

AI is quickly finding its way into just about every field, including baseball fields. AI analysis is changing the way baseball teams are looking at potential draft picks and possibly unlocking untapped potential in veterans.

The markets bounced back after a down week, with tech once again leading the way. Apple reaches a milestone, and what lies ahead.