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• Rivian Sues To Sell Its EVs Directly In Ohio [22d]
• Hyundai To Help Build Nuclear-Powered Datacenter In Texas [22d]
• CrowdStrike Investigated 320 North Korean IT Worker Cases In the Past Year [22d]
• The Uproar Over Vogue's AI-generated Ad Isn't Just About Fashion [22d]
• ChatGPT Nears 700 Million Weekly Users, Up 4x From Last Year [22d]
• Engineer Restores Pay Phones For Free Public Use [22d]
• World in $1.5 Trillion 'Plastics Crisis' Hitting Health From Infancy To Old Age, Report Warns [22d]
• The Great Indian IT Squeeze [22d]
• Google Tells iPhone Buyers To 'Just Change Your Phone' After Apple's AI Delays [23d]
• What Happens To Your Data If You Stop Paying for Cloud Storage? [23d]
• Delta's Dynamic AI Pricing Plan Sounds Different Now [23d]
• Microsoft Used China-Based Engineers to Support Product Recently Hacked by China [23d]
• Perplexity is Using Stealth, Undeclared Crawlers To Evade Website No-Crawl Directives, Cloudflare Says [23d]
• Fujifilm Is Raising Camera Prices By Up To $800 [23d]
• How McKinsey Lost Its Edge [23d]
• Is AI Causing Tech Worker Layoffs? It's Complicated [23d]
• With Flight of Six More Tourists to Space, Blue Origin Carries 75th Passenger [23d]
• Disney Struggles With How to Use AI - While Retaining Copyrights and Avoiding Legal Issues [23d]
• How Napster Inspired a Generation of Rule-Breaking Entrepreneurs [23d]
• 'A Black Hole': America's New Graduates Discover a Dismal Job Market [23d]