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AT&T mandates COVID-19 vaccination for managers – CNET
The carrier will require managerial staff who work from an office to be fully vaccinated by Oct. 11.
Airbnb to end arbitration in sexual assault cases for hosts, guests – CNET
The short-term rental company says it’ll officially adopt a practice it’s had in place since 2019.
Elon Musk says Tesla wants to start building cars in Germany this October – Roadshow
Tesla’s Berlin Gigafactory continues to face delays, but Musk wants cars rolling out in just a couple months.
Music streaming service uses AI to make up music on the spot – CNET
AiMi Plus will blend artist samples with AI-generated electronica for $10 a month.
The DeanBeat: Nexon pushes back at analysts by refusing to give game launch dates
Nexon CEO Owen Mahoney told investors he would not provide launch dates for KartRider: Drift and the first game from Embark Studios.Read More
Using digital twins in health care to stave off the grim reaper
By using advanced AI profiling and digital twins in health care, research scientists can advance “what if” scenarios with positive outcomes.Read More
Pay just $12 for a 2-pack of Apple-approved lightening cables – CNET
iPhone cables are fleeting so grab a few extra while they’re on the cheap.
iPhone supplier Foxconn confirms US EV factory for 2023 – Roadshow
From smartphones to cars, Foxconn is jumping into the EV space and plans to build cars in America.
These sling coolers let you bring cold cans with you to the beach for only $12 – CNET
One of the most convenient way to bring drinks anywhere is so cheap today.
Apple software head says plan to scan iPhones for child abuse images is ‘misunderstood’ – CNET
In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Apple’s software chief Craig Federighi defended the company’s plans to fight child abuse.