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Ring’s Debut Smart Lock Solves the Category’s Biggest Issue: Dead Battery Lockouts
GM Is Promising Hybrids Again, So Why Does It Rub Me the Wrong Way?
The Stunning Ceramic Apple Watch Series 12 Is Here, and It’s $49 Off on the Final Amazon Prime Day
Dodgers, Angels receive surprising report cards from the Automated Ball-Strike system’s first season
ChatGPT’s teen safeguards failed to alert parents during suicide conversations, report finds
‘Horned crocodile-faced hell heron’ dinosaur terrorized prey on land, in water – CNET
The large predator is part of a surprising discovery.
Ford caught dealers making up fake Bronco customers, and it’s had enough – Roadshow
Dealers are scamming ways to get all the Bronco allocations they can, but the Blue Oval is onto them and taking steps to keep them (more) honest.
World of Warcraft’s team is taking small steps to fix the game’s toxicity
These changes may not have a big impact on World of Warcraft, but they may represent something of a cultural shift.Read More
Road-tripping to the Long Beach Grand Prix in a Lexus IS 500 F Sport – Roadshow
I took a scenic route to the races in Lexus’ new performance sedan.
FCC aims to crack down on SIM card swapping scams – CNET
Identity thieves can use your personal info to convince a wireless carrier to transfer your service to a new device. Now, the FCC is taking action.
Ford recalls 354,000 cars over camera and suspension problems – Roadshow
A few Ford and Lincoln SUVs are affected by the camera recall, while the suspension issue is specific to the Explorer.
Intel launches its next-generation neuromorphic processor—so, what’s that again?
Mike Davies, director of Intel’s Neuromorphic Computing Lab, explains the company’s efforts in this area. And with the launch of a new neuromorphic chip this week, he talked Ars through…
Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin accused of ‘toxic’ workplace, safety concerns in open essay – CNET
A group of current and former employees speak out about the space tourism company.
Amazon’s Astro robot is an adorable privacy nightmare – CNET
Commentary: We’ve let the most powerful corporations draw their own lines on privacy in our homes. They’ve given us a face-scanning patrol bot from hell.
VCs invested over $75B in AI startups in 2020
According to a new report from OECD, VCs poured a record amount of money into startups developing AI technologies.Read More