Tech Report: Nvidia soars, Bumble cuts jobs, AT&T settlement, and ChatGPT brain study
LILAMAX The title of most valuable corporation in the world has been recovered by Nvidia. On Wednesday, the chipmaker’s stock soared, increasing its market worth to an incredible $3.8 trillion. Nvidia’s stock has risen significantly this year despite the U.S. government’s limitations on its chip sales to China.
In the meantime, Bumble, a dating service, is laying off 30% of its employees. As online dating patterns change, the company says the move is part of an effort to become more flexible. According to industry observers, younger users are becoming less interested in swipe-based dating applications and more interested in in-person interactions.
Compensation for victims of an AT&T data leak may soon be available. A $149 million fund is available to impacted consumers as part of the $177 million settlement. The deadline for those who qualify to apply for a payout is November 18.
According to a recent study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, using ChatGPT for extended periods of time may impair brain function. Participants who utilized the AI tool to assist with essay writing demonstrated decreased brain connection and had more trouble remembering details from the texts they generated, according to the researchers.
