before we go, let me tell you how neuralink — that's the brain chip startup of billionaire entrepreneur elon muskfor the first human trial of its brain implant for paralysis patients. 0nly people with certain severe neurological and that's it for this edition of asia business report. stay with bbc news, thanks for watching. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. robotics experts from all over europe and the uk have come to milton keynes to showcase their tech and put it to the test. 0pening doors, calling a lift, selecting the shopping — these robots are programmed to help with everyday tasks. but why is that necessary? i think, you know, the labour shortage in all areas nowadays, from shop floor to the hospital, and therefore any technology support would allow the people, especially in hospital environments and such, to take care of the patients, but also to avoid too much boring work. it's the second time this city's held this event — and for many, it's the natural choice. one in threejobs in milton keynes are actually related to the tech industry. yeah, i think it's in o

entrepreneur elon musk has come under attack, the new york post writes about this . more recently, the mask openly spoke about the fact that the drones did not gain access to the internet through tarling, because that he was afraid of a sharp response from moscow. now washington is trying to intimidate the mask, so that others would be discouraged and others would be accommodating. but in general, as for freedom of speech in america, for freedom of speech the americans will silence anyone and destroy the news on channel one. hello news on channel one with you andrey ukharev in yerevan in the morning mass protests resumed demanding the resignation of prime minister pashinyan after clashes between demonstrators and police, dozens of people were detained, including one of the opposition leaders; protesters tried to break through the cordon and block the entrance to the government house. where, at the moment that pashinyan was meeting, he had to leave the back through the emergency exit with heavy security in the center of the armenian capital , special forces were on du

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has met elon musk, the tech entrepreneur accused by civil rights on his social media platform, x. the two engaged in conversations about artificial intelligence. and — new research suggests the social media platform — snapchat — was involved in nearly half of all online grooming crimes recorded by police in england and wales in the past year. figures obtained by the nspcc show there were more than two thousand known cases of sexual communication with a child on the platform. the children's charity is part of a global coalition — of more than one hundred sexual abuse survivors, families and child safety experts. they're demanding tech companies take responsibility to protect children on their sites. earlier i spoke ith william guyatt, a tech journalist and former meta employee, who provided a summary of all these tech stories. it is every world leader that wants to be him. elon musk. he was meeting with turkish president yesterday and now he is meeting benjamin netanyahu and various tweets or axes or whatever you want to cause another twitter has ch

happened to elon musk in a new book, published recently , his biographer walter isaacson claims last year the entrepreneured to activate his starling over crimea because he learned that the ukrainians were going to use it to attack the russian black sea fleet. musk was afraid of nuclear war and sin. i didn’t want to take my soul. i created starlink so people could relax , watch netflix movies and play video games. i didn't want to create something that could cause a nuclear war, musk allegedly said , then true musk according to the same biographer. i simply decided to transfer control; yamal did not sign up for this to the pentagon. why do i need war and this torment? let the people in uniform answer themselves. no, not their collection, but in the case of an interesting area of ​​modern innovation. and musk is a vivid example of this, always somewhere at the intersection with pr and show business. fashionably stylish, youthful. and now you have the questions of war and peace , dima, a moral burden. how does all this fit together now? let's talk to our welcome guest ivan danilin from mmo ivan hello, good

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zaichenko and boriselevichkov, european bureau of ntv serbia elon musk announced that he intends to make the social network x a paid entrepreneurned that this is necessary to combat bots. details. we'll find out straight away. now the unity of life denis is joining us , but musk is not afraid that along with more ordinary users will begin to leave, yet another stronger fear is that the social network will soon run out of money. elon musk, who first bought twitter a, then renamed it x, now plans to make it paid about this musk said during a newspaper meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it took place at the tesla plant in california and was broadcast on the internet. musk explained that with the help of a paid access he is going to fight the army of bots in x pier. now bots are very cheap, which is why there are so many of them, but if the user has to pay a few dollars, then the cost of creating bots will become prohibitively high, the brain did not specify. how much might this mandatory subscription cost? or when are they going to launch it now x already there is a paid premium subscription called x premium,

coal production, elon musk called romass a very promising candidate, and he himself said that in the event of victory in the elections, the newly minted policy. appoint an entrepreneurhis administration. that is, he has all this american, it is acquired. that is, he is. that is why he says those things that so many americans, for example, even those who think so, will never speak in court. that is, he borrowed it all. yes, i grew up in this atmosphere and some things, in my opinion, are not feel, if in other words, he has not yet mastered the necessary level of hypocrisy, but you can say something like that, that is, he says those things that, well, in principle, many agree with him, as i understand from americans, but no one will say this, because it may well put an end to a political career, but from my experience of communicating with various indian indian indians. they generally think. uh, is there discrimination in america the same there is such a common word further, and this means yes, well, this means the country of the earth. yes, bangladesh, for example, the word, here, and in general, this is dash, and everything is usually denoted inside. unity refers to

elon musk. walter was granted extraordinary access to the billionaire owner of spacex, tesla and x, formerly twitter, spending the better part of two years with the mercurial entrepreneururing a time when many people thought that elon musk was undergoing a meltdown of sorts here or there. so it's going to be great talking to walter. there are so many times i wanted to call him and say, walter, what's going on? but i didn't want to be hundreds of his friends doing that. >> first, joining us now democratic senator chris coons of delaware, a member of the foreign relations and judiciary committees and shares the ethics committee. senator coons also is a national cochair for president biden's reelection campaign. 9:03 eastern time is the moment flight 975 crashed into the south tower. we'll be taking that moment of silence live. >> we will. a lot of americans would like to know, are we safer today than we were 22 years ago? >> i think we are, but frankly one of the things we have to look back on is the trillions of dollars we spent over 20 years of war around the world, primarily in afghanistan and iraq, but in a dozen other countries where we took action in the war on ter

elon musk. it's been in the headlines. it's been something people have been focused on. walter himself will say he's an incredible innovator, an incredible entrepreneurdetail starting with his relationship with his father. what have you thought? i know p you haven't had a chance to read it all. it's a big long book, you just got it yesterday. what do you think of the stories you've seen to this point that suggest elon even knows these issues, he struggles with it and quite get out of the way of being his own worst enemy. you've said he's the key man. he's the reason you invest in these companies and the biggest risk is if something were to happen to him. >> so i met him in 2010, and it took me four years before we began to invest in 2014 to 2016 is when we bought the stock. we made it out 20 times on our investment there, and then in spacex we've been investing in that since 2017, and we're one of the largest investors in spacex. >> it's not a publicly traded com company. >> have about a billion 7 invested. cost is 700 million. $400 million of that is me on tesla. we have 17.5 million shares, 4.5 million shares is me. so we've been an investor for a