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• The OpenAI Board Drama Is Turning Into a Movie [46d]
• AI Pioneer Announces Non-Profit To Develop 'Honest' AI [46d]
• AWS Forms EU-Based Cloud Unit As Customers Fret [46d]
• Romanian National Pleads Guilty To 'Swatting' Over 75 Public Officials [46d]
• Meta and Yandex Are De-Anonymizing Android Users' Web Browsing Identifiers [46d]
• AI Startup Revealed To Be 700 Indian Employees Pretending To Be Chatbots [46d]
• Tim Sweeney Didn't Expect a Five-Year Fortnite Ban [46d]
• Microsoft Cuts Hundreds of Jobs After Firing 6,000 in May [46d]
• T-Mobile Launches Fiber Internet Service in the US With a Five-Year Price Lock [46d]
• Meta's Going To Revive an Old Nuclear Power Plant [47d]
• The Quietly Booming Business of Making Animals Live Forever [47d]
• More Office Space Being Removed Than Added For First Time in At Least 25 Years [47d]
• Ukraine's Massive Drone Attack Was Powered by Open Source Software [47d]
• Eleanor From Gone In 60 Seconds Can't Be Copyrighted [47d]
• Ford Mustang Eleanor From Gone In 60 Seconds Can't Be Copyrighted [47d]
• Wild-Animal Markets Pose Rising Pandemic Threat [47d]
• VMware Drops the Lowest Tier of Its Partner Program, Except In Europe [47d]
• Trump Wants $1 Billion For Private-Sector-Led Mars Exploration [47d]
• The Milky Way Might Not Crash Into the Andromeda Galaxy After All [47d]
• Younger Generations Less Likely To Have Dementia, Study Suggests [47d]
• Coinbase Breach Linked To Customer Data Leak In India [47d]
• Microsoft To Finally Stop Bugging Windows Users About Edge - But Only in Europe [47d]
• Texas Right To Repair Bill Passes [47d]