TechThe next generation of chat-based AI from Musk's company seriously competes with ChatGPT, but also opens up to the wild west of AI-generated images.

World"Over 20 million people have come to our country, many from prisons and mental hospitals, and many are terrorists. They come from all over the world".

World"We will throw the full force of the law at people. And whether you’re in this country committing crimes on the streets or committing crimes from further afield online, we will come after you", said Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley.

WorldAccording to CEO Linda Yaccarino, advertisers have been conspiring against the media platform, which is reinforced by data from public reports.

WorldReveals how he was tricked into approving his son's gender reassignment treatment, and says those ultimately responsible "should go to prison".

World"I fully support President Trump", the tech billionaire says.

WorldThe EU "offered 𝕏 an illegal secret deal: if we quietly censored speech without telling anyone, they would not fine us", says Elon Musk.

ScienceGoogle's Gemini spreads significant disinformation, while X's Grok excels with minimal misinformation, study finds.

WorldReports that the film company has engaged in a "bullying smear campaign aimed at silencing, destroying & making an example out of me".

TechThe patient "is recovering well" after the operation, comments owner Elon Musk.

WorldThe users were asked to decide the outspoken journalist's future on the platform.

SwedenThe American electric car company calls PostNord's actions "almost system-threatening".

World"Time for this nonsense to end and shame ANYONE who perpetuates these lies!", the entrepreneur thunders.

TechPoints out the encyclopedia's connection to NewsGuard.

WorldThe initiative is shunned by Israel but praised by the WHO.

WorldMusk responds by asking the EU to publicly list the alleged violations.

WorldUkrainian underwater drones loaded with explosives were denied connection for an attack on Russia's fleet in Sevastopol.

Tech"Can influence user views and has potential implications for political and electoral processes", warn British researchers.

WorldIs worried that the "shadow government" will try to kill his son.

WorldPromises to take "legal action" to stop those who seek to restrict freedom of expression.

WorldNYT downplays South African party leader Julius Malema's chanting about killing the country's white population - now Musk calls for a boycott of the paper.