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Elon Musk’s Exes Share Personal Details in New Documentary and Social Media Posts

Shivon Zilis, a Neuralink executive and mother of four of Musk's children, announced the end of their relationship on X, expressing mixed feelings and hopes for friendship. Meanwhile, Musk’s other confirmed partners, Justine Wilson, Grimes, and Ashley St. Clair, have publicly discussed their experiences with him, with St. Clair revealing she rejected a $40 million nondisclosure agreement. Both Wilson and St. Clair appear in a new documentary about Musk, offering critical perspectives on his rise in Silicon Valley.

Meta's Muse AI faces internal security fears over potential data breaches

Meta's new Muse AI agent was developed with a critical security vulnerability that could have allowed unauthorized access to sensitive user data and internal systems. Although the flaw was reportedly patched before release, some employees remain concerned about lingering risks, especially given recent issues with virtual machine escapes. These internal worries highlight ongoing challenges in safeguarding user privacy amid rapid AI deployment.

Roborock RockMow X115H Robot Lawn Mower Hits Record Low Price During Prime Day

During Prime Day, the Roborock RockMow X115H was discounted to $1,400, down from its original $2,299, marking its lowest price ever. The mower is capable of managing lawns up to 0.37 acres without boundary wires, using cameras and sensors for navigation, and can handle slopes up to 38.7 degrees thanks to its four-wheel drive and active steering. It features adjustable cutting heights and can return to its charging station automatically.

Capcom to leverage AI to accelerate game development processes

Capcom announced plans to incorporate artificial intelligence tools to reduce the time required for creating new titles, aiming to streamline development without replacing human developers. This move follows the lengthy six-year development cycle of Resident Evil Requiem, which has sold over 8.5 million copies and generated more than $500 million in revenue this year.

Samsung plans faster charging for Galaxy S27 Ultra without increasing wattage

Leaker WalleGalaxy reports that the Galaxy S27 Ultra will maintain a 60W charging rating but may optimize power delivery to sustain higher wattage levels longer during initial charging. This could enable the device to charge approximately 2-3% faster than the Galaxy S26 Ultra despite its larger battery capacity. The improvements are believed to focus on the charging curve rather than increasing the maximum wattage.

Elon Musk renames SpaceXAI to SpaceXSI following Trump’s super intelligence suggestion

Elon Musk announced that his artificial intelligence division, originally called SpaceXAI, will now be named SpaceXSI, with 'SI' standing for 'super intelligence.' The change was made after a social media prompt from a fan referencing a suggestion by President Donald Trump. Musk emphasized that the new name omits 'AI' in favor of 'SI' for a more impactful branding.

Menlo Ventures invests in Factory amid public feud with Khosla’s firm

Menlo Ventures announced a significant investment in AI startup Factory, which was part of its latest funding round at a $5 billion valuation. This comes shortly after Factory’s CEO publicly accused an investor of misconduct, leading to a high-profile industry dispute involving Vinod Khosla, whose firm invests in both Factory and its rival Cognition. Menlo’s support appears to challenge Khosla’s negative characterization of Factory’s stability and prospects.

Reflection launches Beam, a high-performance open-weight AI model at lower compute costs

Reflection AI has introduced Beam, a 501-billion-parameter open-weight model designed for reasoning, coding, and agentic tasks. Trained on nearly 24 trillion tokens, Beam claims to match Chinese models' performance while requiring significantly less inference compute. The company positions Beam as a cost-effective alternative to both Western and Chinese AI models, targeting enterprise and public sector applications.

Gambler Banned from Sportsbooks Finds New Betting Platform on Kalshi

Thomas, a former sports bettor from Pennsylvania, who accumulated over $50,000 in online sportsbook debt and filed for bankruptcy, self-excluded from DraftKings and FanDuel. After discovering Kalshi through an Instagram ad, he was drawn into a new form of betting on prediction markets, which he found difficult to resist despite initial intentions to quit gambling. His experience highlights how new platforms can attract individuals seeking alternative gambling outlets after bans or financial setbacks.

Social media collaborations boost business growth beyond followers

A business owner with loyal customers and consistent content struggled to attract new clients, as her outreach was limited to her existing audience. An expert advised her that forming partnerships with other trusted businesses could expand her reach to new audiences. The article emphasizes that collaboration on social media can significantly increase visibility and trust, which are crucial for attracting new customers.

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