What went wrong at Cruise, a pivot at Vroom and a home for Tesla's Dojo supercomputer
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Spirit just apologized for putting a six-year-old on the wrong flight
While it may seem like the beginning of a Christmas sequel to "Home Alone," an unaccompanied six-year-old boy accidentally ended ...
Offworld 'company towns' are the wrong way to settle the solar system
Company Towns — wherein a single firm provides most or all necessary services, from housing and employment to commerce and ...
The end-of-year rally is intact, unless Congress gets it wrong
On Nov. 9, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell issued a warning to traders and financial markets: Don't assume rates will ...
Fake news and ridicule of the dead: what’s wrong with Microsoft’s AI news?
TO tech/microsoft-ai-news/index.html">new cnn report on the MSN ai model's news aggregation begins with examples of questionable editorial calls, such as ...
Microsoft No Longer Sells Ratings as Guggenheim Improves, Admits to Being ‘Completely Wrong’ By Investing.com
© Reuters. Microsoft (MSFT) No More Sell Ratings as Guggenheim Updates and Admits to Being 'Completely Wrong' Guggenheim analysts upgraded ...
Ethereum Holesky Testnet Already Seeing Issues, What’s Wrong This Time?
In a rare lapse in technological expertise, the recently unveiled Ethereum testnet, Holesky, failed to launch after developers discovered flaws ...
Drivechains Are Stupid, Prove Me Wrong
Shinobi’s Strawman is a weekly series where our Technical Editor Shinobi challenges the Bitcoin community, aiming to stir up conversation ...
What good are laptops if the data is wrong?
Smartwatches from tech companies like Apple and Garmin make it easy to see a number that might reflect how old ...
Where AI art critics go wrong
Artificial intelligence is making a lot of people angry. In December 2022, things apparently came to a head: Community members ...
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