Tesla's $56 Billion Pay Package Rejection Upheld by Delaware Court
Delaware Chancery court judge Kathaleen McCormick denies Tesla's request to revise her decision on Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package, citing fatal flaws in the company's appeal.
Reese Morgan
In a recent episode of The Vergecast, co-hosts David Pierce, Nilay Patel, and Wall Street Journal columnist Joanna Stern engaged in a fun and thought-provoking discussion on what the future of tech might hold in 2025. The episode, dubbed a "little bit of low-stakes time travel," saw the hosts making bold predictions on various aspects of the industry, from AI and gaming to social media and beyond.
One of the most intriguing predictions made by the hosts was that all four Big Tech CEOs would still be in their jobs by the end of 2025. This claim was met with unanimous agreement from the hosts, suggesting that the current leadership of these tech giants is likely to remain stable in the near future. Another prediction that garnered significant attention was that Nvidia would become the most valuable company in the world, with two of the three hosts believing this to be the case.
The hosts also made some more surprising predictions, such as the potential acquisition of Snap and the rise of Bluesky as a major social media player. However, not all of the predictions were optimistic, with the hosts also forecasting a major AI scandal and the potential demise of one or more streaming services, including Max, Paramount Plus, and Peacock.
In addition to these predictions, the hosts also discussed the future of gaming, with Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA VI) being touted as a potential massive success. The hosts also debated the likelihood of Apple launching a TV, with opinions divided on the matter. Other predictions included the rise of folding phones, the continued dominance of Netflix, and the potential launch of a search engine by Apple.
What makes this episode of The Vergecast particularly engaging is the scoring system employed by the hosts. Each host earns a point for every correct prediction and loses a point for every incorrect one. At the end of the year, the host with the highest score will be awarded the "coolest gadget of 2025," with readers also being encouraged to participate in the prediction game.
Overall, this episode of The Vergecast provides a fascinating glimpse into the potential future of the tech industry. While not all of the predictions may come to pass, they do offer a thought-provoking look at what could be on the horizon. As the hosts themselves acknowledge, time travel can be messy, and only time will tell which of these predictions will become a reality.
For those interested in hearing more about these predictions and the hosts' thought process behind them, the full episode of The Vergecast is available to listen to or watch. With its unique blend of humor, insight, and tech expertise, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of the tech industry.
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