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  1. The Cruise Origin driverless pod is dead, GM tells investors

    The driverless Origin is dead; instead, Cruise will use next-generation Bolt EVs.

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  2. Waymo is suing people who allegedly smashed and slashed its robotaxis

    Driverless car service is getting aggressive against alleged vandals.

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  3. Intel has finally tracked down the problem making 13th- and 14th-gen CPUs crash

    But microcode update can't fix CPUs that are already crashing or unstable.

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  1. Google halts its 4-plus-year plan to turn off tracking cookies by default in Chrome

    A brief history of Google's ideas, proposals, and APIs for cookie replacements.

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  2. Gaga’s Harley Quinn joins the Clown Prince of Crime in Joker: Folie à Deux trailer

    "For once in my life, I have someone who needs me."

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  3. CrowdStrike’s ubiquity under fire as Congress calls for CEO to testify

    Congress fears worker shortage may delay CrowdStrike repairs.

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  4. Capacitive controls could be the cause of a spate of VW ID.4 crashes

    Unlike buttons, capacitive controls require just the slightest touch to activate.

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  5. A mid-September test flight of Vulcan could permit a military launch this year

    ULA looks to have a good shot at making its Vulcan rocket operational this year.

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  6. Human bird flu cases tick up; second Colorado poultry farm reports spread

    Seven cases have been reported in Colorado this month, bringing the total to 11.

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  7. Imperfect Linux-powered DIY smart TV is the embodiment of ad fatigue

    DIYer picks a "little insane"-looking setup for less tracking, more control.

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  8. Meta risks sanctions over “sneaky” ad-free plans confusing users, EU says

    Consumer laws may change Meta’s ad-free plans before EU's digital crackdown does.

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  9. Model mixes AI and physics to do global forecasts

    Google/academic project is great with weather, has some limits for climate.

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  1. Can the solar industry keep the lights on?

    Global supply glut of panels is hurting producers but also helping installations.

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  2. Microsoft says 8.5M systems hit by CrowdStrike BSOD, releases USB recovery tool

    When reboots don't work, bootable USB sticks may help ease fixes for some PCs.

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  3. Apple “clearly underreporting” child sex abuse, watchdogs say

    Report: Apple vastly undercounts child sex abuse materials on iCloud and iMessage.

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  1. Astronomers discover technique to spot AI fakes using galaxy-measurement tools

    Researchers use technique to quantify eyeball reflections that often reveal deepfake images.

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  2. A stripped-out 2024 Cayenne V6 may just be Porsche’s best daily driver

    Sometimes a simple spec without all the bells and whistles is the way to go.

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  3. The Falcon 9 rocket may return to flight as soon as Tuesday night

    SpaceX is waiting for a determination from the FAA.

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  4. We’re building nuclear spaceships again—this time for real 

    The military and NASA seem serious about building demonstration hardware.

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  5. Will burying biomass underground curb climate change?

    Though carbon removal startups may limit global warming, significant questions remain.

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  6. Mini-Neptune turned out to be a frozen super-Earth

    The density makes it look like a water world, but its dim host star keeps it cool.

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  1. Armada to Apophis—scientists recycle old ideas for rare asteroid encounter

    "It will miss the Earth. It will miss the Earth. It will miss the Earth."

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  2. Illegal drug found in Diamond Shruumz candies linked to severe illnesses

    New testing finds psilocin, related to psilocybin, in gummies purchased in 2023.

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  3. Samsung delays Galaxy Buds3 Pro release over quality concerns

    "It tore from the inside instantly."

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  4. Final Deadpool and Wolverine trailer features a familiar face from Logan

    We all have a moment that defines us.

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  5. FCC blasts T-Mobile’s 365-day phone locking, proposes 60-day unlock rule

    T-Mobile raised lock period for prepaid Metro brand from 180 to 365 days.

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  6. Formula E wraps its 10th season this weekend—what’s next for the sport?

    Team bosses and Formula E's CEO tell us what has worked and where things go next.

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  7. Elon Musk’s X tests letting users request Community Notes on bad posts

    X to fight spiking disinformation by letting users request Community Notes.

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