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Elon Musk’s Latest Battle with Regulators: Tunnels, Red Lights, and Insurance Trouble

Photo by Haberdoedas on Unsplash It’s not exactly breaking news that Elon Musk and regulators don’t always see eye to eye. But lately, things have gotten especially messy. From deep underground in Nevada to AI-driven roads in California, Musk’s companies are facing heat on multiple fronts—and it’s raising some serious questions about the future of […]

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ChatGPT Pulse Wakes Up Before You Do and Preps Your Morning Updates — Here’s How It Works

Artificial Intelligence / Nica Arsten

Photo by Claudio Schwarz on Unsplash If you’re the kind of person who wakes up overwhelmed by a flood of emails, missed messages, and a brain full of half-formed to-do lists, OpenAI wants to start your day a little differently. They’ve just launched something called ChatGPT Pulse. It’s a new feature—currently in preview for ChatGPT

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ZoraSafe Is Building a Smarter, Safer Internet for Older Adults—And It’s All Starting at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025

Technology / Asa Tenchi

Photo by Vitaly Gariev on Unsplash When was the last time your parents or grandparents texted you asking, “Is this message a scam?” If it happens often, you’re not alone—and two sisters might have just built an app to fix that for good. Catherine Karow and Ellie King Karow, the sister-founders of ZoraSafe, are tackling

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Can We Really Spot Hedgehogs from Space? Not Quite—But AI Can Find Their Favorite Shrubs

Artificial Intelligence / Nica Arsten

Image by Wolfgang Hasselmann on Unsplash When researchers at the University of Cambridge set out to help hedgehogs, they didn’t start by tracking the animals themselves. They looked for brambles instead. Yes, brambles—the same thorny bushes that scratch your arms on nature walks. These dense shrubs are a favorite hideout for European hedgehogs, offering them

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Synology Loosens the Reins on Drive Restrictions After Pushback from NAS Users

Technology / Nica Arsten

After months of frustration over forced hardware choices, Synology responds with flexibility—for most users, anyway. Photo by Alex Cheung on Unsplash If you’ve been eyeing a Synology NAS but hesitated at the steep price of their branded hard drives, here’s some good news: Synology is finally backing off from one of its more controversial decisions.

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OpenAI Says It Cares About Humanity. Its Critics Say Otherwise — Including Its Own Employees

Artificial Intelligence / Asa Tenchi

Image by Teemu Paananen on Unsplash Last week at the Elevate conference in Toronto, I had 20 minutes face-to-face with Chris Lehane, OpenAI’s VP of Global Policy. If you don’t know the name, Lehane is a seasoned political fixer — the guy you call when storms start brewing, and your whole brand is on the

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Salesforce CEO Calls for National Guard in San Francisco, Shocking His Own PR Team Mid-Interview

Technology / Asa Tenchi

Photo by Gordon Mak on Unsplash Marc Benioff’s unexpected political shift leaves tech world wondering: is this the new voice of Silicon Valley leaders? It started as a typical conversation with one of Silicon Valley’s most influential voices. Marc Benioff, the billionaire CEO of Salesforce, known for championing progressive causes and pouring millions into public

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“Payroll Pirate” Is Hijacking Paychecks Through Sneaky Phishing Tricks—Here’s How It Works and How to Stay Safe

Security / Nica Arsten

Photo by Samsung Memory on Unsplash Imagine logging into your bank account on payday only to find… nothing. Your paycheck didn’t land. It wasn’t a delayed transfer. It was stolen. And you never saw it coming. Microsoft is warning about a phishing threat that’s quietly rerouting employee paychecks—and it’s already made its way into at

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70,000 Discord Users Had Their Government IDs Stolen in a Data Breach — Here’s What Happened

Security / Nica Arsten

Image by thisGUYshoots on Unsplash Ever handed over a photo of your government ID just to use a website? If you’ve done that with Discord, you might want to check your inbox. Discord just confirmed that roughly 70,000 users had their government-issued ID images exposed in a recent data breach. The breach wasn’t directly within

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IPOs Without Full SEC Review? Here’s What Investors Should Know During the Government Shutdown

Technology / Asa Tenchi

Image by Maxim Tolchinskiy on Unsplash With SEC staff furloughed, startups are going public under an obscure auto-approval rule. Here’s how it works, and why it matters. Let’s be honest — hearing “government shutdown” usually makes our eyes glaze over. But this time, something unusual happened in the startup world. Thanks to the shutdown, companies

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