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David Ingram

David Ingram covers tech for NBC News.

David Ingram covers tech for NBC News.


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5d ago

Elon Musk and right-wing influencers use ‘cannibal’ claims to smear Haitian migrants amid crisis

As Haiti endures extreme crisis, Elon Musk and right-wing influencers are resurfacing gruesome propaganda videos to advance their immigration agenda.
7d ago

Donald Trump says he ‘helped’ Elon Musk as president and confirms recent meeting

Former President Donald Trump continued his courtship with Elon Musk, saying during a CNBC interview that he helped Musk in unspecified ways as president.
10d ago

Democrat running for Uvalde House seat blasts report on school shooting

A Democrat running to represent Uvalde, Texas, in Congress blasted the latest report into the 2022 school shooting.
12d ago

Gun YouTuber forces a runoff for Uvalde, Texas, congressional seat  

The House Republican who represents Uvalde, Texas, and voted for a gun safety bill after the school shooting there will face a runoff election in May.
17d ago

Lawyers seek nearly $6 billion in Tesla stock after getting Musk pay package struck down

Lawyers asked a judge to award them Tesla stock worth nearly $6 billion as their fee for successfully arguing that Elon Musk’s 2018 pay package was unlawful.
20d ago

How a Trump re-election could favor Elon Musk in his fights with U.S. regulators

Few people have more riding on the 2024 presidential election than tech magnate Elon Musk.

Google says Gemini AI glitches were product of effort to address 'traps'

Google apologized Friday for a series of public mishaps by its artificial intelligence tool Gemini, which was denounced by some users this week after it generated historically inaccurate images such as nonwhite Nazi soldiers.
30d ago

A popular gun influencer conspired to illegally import machine guns. He still has a home on YouTube.

Gun influencer Larry Vickers faces possible prison time after he pleaded guilty to a conspiracy to import machine guns. Online, his star hasn’t fallen.

Microsoft, Google, Meta and other companies pledge to prevent AI election interference

16 tech companies working on artificial intelligence said they had signed a “pledge” to try to prevent their software from interfering in elections.
39d ago

Super Bowl security prepares for drones with trackers and jammers

Super Bowl LVIII will feature a tough defensive scheme that has nothing to do with a football.