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Tesla reveals SpaceX-powered Roadster that flies and falls with style

The new car used thrusters to leap over a Cybercab, Cybertruck, Tesla Semi, Model Y, and Model 3 at a demo in Texas.

When it came to Cal AI's viral success, a small army of influencers paid off

The company generated over $30 million in revenue in two years and was acquired by MyFitnessPal for an undisclosed amount of money in March.

Brazil's Lula wins electoral court challenge against Meta for alleged pro-Bolsonaro algorithm bias

SAO PAULO — A judge of Brazil’s top electoral court ruled on Thursday that Meta must adopt measures to immediately secure equal treatment of the two presidential candidates ahead of an Oct. 25 runoff.

ChatGPT can peek at your Chrome tabs now

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Sega pulls Total War: Shogun 2 remaster from sale following disastrous launch

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AI & Tech Brief: When AI goes shopping

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OpenAI's Dots head says AI means workers now have a choice between doing less or more

Alexander Embiricos, who leads OpenAI's enterprise product and Dots agent tool, said the AI era gives workers a choice: work more, or work less.

The tech backlash is now in theaters

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AI could drive a Tesla-SpaceX tie-up as soon as this fall, analysts say

A Barclays report looks at the long-speculated merger of Elon Musk's two companies — saying it could come as soon as this fall.

Abu Dhabi forms company to license app to other governments

Abu Dhabi has shown how an AI-forward government can simplify reporting potholes, starting a business or renewing ID documents.

How Codex Happened

Inside OpenAI’s comeback in coding, from a failed launch to the app that took over ChatGPT

Today’s Vergecast: Everything’s Recording Everybody. What Now?

Meta just shipped a pair of smart glasses with no camera — a change that both David and The Verge’s Victoria Song are excited about. But these glasses, like the new product from Amazon Bee and seemingly everything else now, are still ready and willing to record the world around you at all times. What do we do in a world where everything, everywhere, might be recording? And can tech companies figure out a way to make us feel better about it?