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Former Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt Returns to Robotics Realm, Raises $150 Million for Househoild Robot Company

Former Cruise CEO Kyle Vogt Returns to Robotics Realm, Raises $150 Million for Household Robot Company

Kyle Vogt, the former founder and CEO of self-driving vehicle firm Cruise, has launched a new venture-backed robots business focusing on home tasks.


Mumbai Billboard Collapse Kills 12, Injures Dozens Following Freak Accident

Tragedy struck in India's financial capital Mumbai as a billboard collapsed during a fierce storm, resulting in the loss of twelve lives and leaving at least 60 people injured, according to officials.

Singaporean AI Expert Stresses Learning How to Properly ‘Speak’ with AI to Keep Workforce Efficient

AI Singapore’s director of innovation Laurence Liew stressed the importance of properly using AI technology in order to boost the wider adoption of the technology on all companies across multiple sectors and minimize corporate hesitation.

Melinda Gates Resigns as Co-Chair of Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Melinda French Gates resigned as co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, citing a need to focus on her philanthropic efforts, with an additional $12.5 billion allocated for her work for women and families.


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