California DMV vs. Tesla The 60-Day Countdown Has Started
A California administrative law judge ruled that Tesla engaged in deceptive marketing for Autopilot and Full Self-Driving, agreeing with the DMV's request to suspend the company's sales license for 30 days. The DMV is giving Tesla 60 days to fix its marketing or face the suspension. Tesla responded by saying sales will continue uninterrupted. The judge found that "Full Self-Driving" is unambiguously false and that "Autopilot" intentionally uses ambiguity to mislead consumers. We break down the ruling and what happens next.Join my community at the APEX CREATOR CLUB >> https://whop.com/apex-creator-club/
18 Joulu 8min
Apple's Smart Home Hub Just Showed Up in iOS 26 Code
Apple is working on a smart home hub with Face ID, profile switching, and Apple Intelligence support. Recent iOS 26 code leaks confirm several features that have been rumored for years, including a 1080p camera, person detection, and a personified Siri interface. The device will come in two versions: one for wall mounting and one with a speaker base resembling the iMac G4. Expected launch is March or April 2025. We break down what Apple is building and how it compares to Google and Amazon.Join my community at the APEX CREATOR CLUB >> https://whop.com/apex-creator-club/
16 Joulu 11min
xAI Is Burning $1 Billion a Month.
Elon Musk's xAI has built an enterprise sales team to pitch Grok to major corporations, but the company faces serious obstacles. With no track record in enterprise sales, a burn rate of $1 billion per month, and public missteps including misinformation and controversial outputs, xAI is trying to compete with OpenAI and Anthropic for contracts it has not yet proven it can deliver on. We break down where Grok actually performs well and why corporations remain hesitant.Join my FREE BUSINESS community at the APEX CREATOR CLUB >> https://whop.com/apex-creator-club/
16 Joulu 8min
SpaceX's $1.5 Trillion IPO Would Be the Biggest Ever
SpaceX set a new share price of $421, valuing the company at $800 billion and reclaiming the title of the world's most valuable private company from OpenAI. Elon Musk confirmed plans for a 2026 IPO that could raise over $30 billion at a $1.5 trillion valuation. Google's parent company Alphabet is set to book another paper gain from its SpaceX stake. We break down the numbers and what the Musk-Altman rivalry means for frontier tech.Join my FREE BUSINESS community at the APEX CREATOR CLUB >> https://whop.com/apex-creator-club/
15 Joulu 8min
Trump's AI Executive Order Has a $100 Million Lobby Behind It
Trump signed an executive order blocking states from enforcing AI regulations, creating a DOJ task force to sue states and threatening to withhold federal funding. Congress rejected this twice. Republicans are split. The courts will decide what happens next.https://whop.com/apex-creator-club/
14 Joulu 10min
Why McDonald's Deleted Its AI Ad and the Defense of It
McDonald's Netherlands released a 45-second Christmas ad made entirely with generative AI. The internet called it creepy, soulless, and worse than Coca-Cola's AI ads. McDonald's disabled comments, pulled the video, and called it "an important learning." The production company defended the work, then deleted the defense. We break down what went wrong and why even the directors are distancing themselves.Join our FREE Business Community - https://whop.com/apex-content/
13 Joulu 7min
The iPhone Fold: $2,400, No Face ID, and a Bet on Zero Crease
Apple has ordered 22 million display panels for its first foldable iPhone, targeting a fall 2026 launch at around $2,400. IDC forecasts Apple will capture 22% of the foldable market and 34% of market value in its first year. We cover the leaked specs, the crease-free display technology, the under-display camera breakthrough, and why Samsung is scrambling to launch new foldables before Apple arrives.Join our FREE Business Community - https://whop.com/apex-content/
12 Joulu 9min
How Intel's CEO Got Richer While Rescuing the Company
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan pitched the company's board on buying an AI startup where he serves as chairman and holds a financial stake. The board said no, citing a conflict of interest. Then a bidding war with Meta drove up the price. This is one of at least three deals where Intel has pursued companies that benefit Tan personally. We break down the Rivos situation, the SambaNova talks, and what Intel's policies actually do to manage these conflicts.Join our FREE Business Community - https://whop.com/apex-content/
11 Joulu 10min
