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South Korea’s Humanoid Robot Standoff Brings Car Factory To Grinding Halt
Hyundai workers in South Korea are striking over Atlas robot deployment rights, potentially affecting 5,000 vehicles and setting a global automation bargaining precedent.
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Slate’s $26,400 EV Truck Is America’s Cheapest – No Radio Included
Spider-Man Helps Samsung Tease the New Galaxy Z Fold 8 Design
SpaceX Shares Fall Below $135 IPO Price as Euphoria Fades
This Upstate NY District Will Test a Humanoid Robot in Classrooms This Fall
The FCC Is Probing T-Mobile Over Its Price Hikes
How Texas Police Spent $4.5 Million on Four Chevy Tahoes
A Student Built a Tool That Catches Politicians Lying in Real Time
OpenAI’s First Device Isn’t a Phone – It’s a Screenless Speaker That Moves
Polaroid Go Generation 3: The World’s Smallest Instant Camera Just Got Sharper
Truck Drivers Allegedly Ramming Flock Safety Cameras To Destroy Them
Hisense A10 Puts a Detachable Color LCD on an E Ink Phone
New FCC Proposal Could Kill The Burner Phone
GameStop Is Marking Up Pokémon Cards By Over 300 Percent
That Viral Three-Finger Deepfake Test? Experts Say It’s Already Dead
Japan Hits 90% Lithium Recovery From Dead EV Batteries
Anthropic Wants You to Know AI Might Kill Everyone – and Also, Please Use Claude
Toledo Wants to Wire 14 School Cameras Into Its Flock Police Surveillance Network
Woman Got a Rental Car From Audi, Was Greeted By a Massive Dystopian Camera Pointed at Her Face
New Mexico Man Vows to Keep Destroying Flock Surveillance Cameras
Cleveland Pastor Who Backed Flock Cameras Was on Mayor’s Payroll
iPad mini 8 Could Arrive With OLED Before Year’s End, Leaker Claims
Tesla Is Building a Wheelchair-Accessible Robotaxi
California’s MyFirstEV Program Cuts $3,500 Off EV Prices at the Dealership
Tesla’s New Finance Deal Promises to Lock In Your Resale Value – Here’s the Catch
Chinese Court Successfully Forced a Game Developer to Transfer 87 Game Accounts to a Deceased Player’s Mother
Elon Musk’s Colossus 2 Data Center Reportedly Installed 59 Gas Turbines Without Permission
One Year Later, Windows Recall Still Can’t Shake Its Security Problem
PlayStation’s Social Feeds Are Still on Fire – And Sony Isn’t Answering
You Know About Flock Cameras, Meet Nema Nodes: They Turn Streetlights Into A Surveillance Network
Flock’s Camera Network Is Searchable By Police, Offering 30 DAYS Of Your Driving History
LAPD Drops Flock Safety Over Privacy. Flock Cries “Misconception”.
Google’s Massive Solar Deal Still Runs on a Dirty Grid
Iran Reportedly Used a 1970s Phone Protocol to Track U.S. Troops Before Missile Strikes
Austin Emergency Responders Are Tracking a Bizarre New Metric: 99 “Sleeper” Calls Triggered by Passed-Out Waymo Riders
Schools Spent Over $30 Billion on Student Laptops, but Cognitive Test Scores for Gen Z Are Sliding Below Their Parents’ Benchmarks
Hours After Microsoft Patched the Critical RoguePlanet Defender Zero-Day, the Researcher Found a Way to Weaponize the Fix
Sony’s Disc-Free PlayStation Plan Triggers Antitrust Complaint in Mexico
Meta Lawsuit Claims AI Scores Targeted Workers With Disabilities During Layoffs
HHS Is Using AI to Flag Hospitals for Medicaid Enforcement – and No One Published the Error Rate
Flock Safety Employees Watched Kids’ Gymnastics Room to Pitch Surveillance Tech (Updated)
Ukraine’s Robot Army Has Entered the Kill Zone – and It’s Working
Georgia Homeowners Forced Out to Power AI Data Centers
A Reddit Maker Built a 3D-Printed Gadget to Block Flock Cameras Without Touching Them
A Bacterium From Frog Guts Cleared Colon Cancer in Every Mouse It Treated
Man Arrested After Climbing, Destroying Waymo Robotaxi on Sunset Boulevard
Samsung Health Will Delete Your Data If You Refuse AI Training Consent
SpaceX Stock Slides Toward Its $135 IPO Price For a Second-Straight Day
The NRA Is Warning About SignalTrace – Gun Owners May Be Joining the Anti-Flock Movement
Meta’s Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Have Officially Earned the Public Nickname “Pervert Glasses” Amid a Massive Privacy Reckoning
Backlash to PlayStation Killing Discs Intensifies: A Triumph of Corporate Convenience Over Consumer Choice
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