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Tesla’s Cybercab Had a Rocky First Month in Austin, and Now Comes the Hard Part
Tesla’s driverless Cybercab launched in Austin with a fleet a fraction of Waymo’s size, an escalated federal safety probe, and Elon Musk’s own admission about its camera-only blind spots.
Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · Oct 5
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Google’s Gemini 4 Argon Reclaims the AI Benchmark Crown, With a Catch
Google’s new Gemini 4 Argon model leads 13 of 18 disclosed benchmarks against OpenAI and Anthropic, but a gated rollout and a key frontier-science gap complicate the victory lap.
Rafiqul Islam Rabbi · Oct 5
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MLB’s Division Series Matchups Are Set, and Every Series Has a Trap Door
The 2026 MLB Division Series bracket is set after the Wild Card round, pairing the Guardians against the White Sox, the Rays against the Yankees, and the Dodgers against the Braves in a loaded October lineup.
Devin Barrios · Oct 4
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US and Russia Quietly Teamed Up to Gut UN Oversight Rules for Killer Robots
The US and Russia jointly deleted human-review, reliability, and ethics safeguards from a draft UN treaty on autonomous weapons, weakening the text ahead of a key November review conference.
The Current Tribune · Sep 28
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