Tesla to Recall 700,000 Cars Over Tire Sensor Issues
There are claims that a sensor fault may cause problems in 700,000 Tesla cars, leading to a recall.
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There are claims that a sensor fault may cause problems in 700,000 Tesla cars, leading to a recall.
Some might argue that workers at various locations, including New York and San Francisco, are protesting conditions at Amazon.
Cybercriminals targeted a credit union, exposing data of over 240,000 members in a two-month breach.
There are claims that Hyundai may rival Tesla in the electric car race, even under different political climates.
Major banks are accused of poor security practices on Zelle, allegedly costing users money.
There are claims that only a small portion of gaming time was spent on new releases from 2024.
Some speculate that Google will introduce digital fingerprinting features across devices in a few weeks.
Some might argue that officials should use encrypted apps due to recent telecom hacks by suspected China-backed groups.
Concerns over inaccurate AI summaries have led journalists to request changes, though Apple has yet to reply.
There are reports that Apple has decided not to proceed with offering an annual iPhone subscription service.
Some argue that China's rapid production of humanoid robots might change the future of workplace automation.
Some might argue that the Genesis simulator drastically speeds up robot training using text-conjured 3D worlds.
Experts suggest the real threat of AI lies in how humans leverage it rather than its autonomous actions.
Concerns exist about a VPN app that lets users access home internet networks, potentially leading to security risks.
There are plans for a new school using AI to handle teaching duties, raising debate on education methods.