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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi announces 3,300 layoffs targeting middle management

Uber Cuts 3,300 Jobs After Record Quarter, Singling Out Middle Management

Uber announced 3,300 layoffs despite record $14.2 billion quarterly revenue, targeting middle management and eliminating all remote positions. CEO Dara Khosrowshahi blamed organizational complexity, but the company's AI push and $10 billion

September 5, 2026

by Technology Desk

Tesla Cybercab driverless robotaxi on Austin street faces NHTSA federal probe September 2026

Tesla Cybercab Faces Federal Probe Hours After Austin Launch Over Safety Certification

Federal regulators launched a probe into Tesla's Cybercab the same day it went commercial in Austin, questioning how the steering-wheel-free robotaxi was certified as road-legal. NHTSA's audit AQ26002 mirrors the Zoox precedent: four years of federal scrutiny, a full fleet

September 5, 2026

by Jennifer Hicks

ChatGPT Health interface connecting OpenAI to Epic electronic health records for clinicians

OpenAI Plugs ChatGPT Into 325 Million Patient Records and Says Read-Only Is Enough

OpenAI connected ChatGPT Health to Epic's electronic health records, giving clinicians read-only access to 325 million

Federal Reserve building representing IBM stock decline after Warsh Jackson Hole speech August 28 2026

IBM Falls to $228 as Warsh Puts a Price on Enterprise AI Patience

IBM closed at $228.17 on August 28, down 1.07%, as Federal Reserve Chair Warsh's Jackson Hole

Bay Area woman describes AI voice cloning scam used to steal thousands in fake kidnapping fraud

The FBI Finally Counted AI Fraud. The Number Is $893 Million — and Almost Certainly an Undercount

For the first time in 25 years, the FBI's annual crime report broke out a dedicated section on AI-facilitated fraud — logging $893 million in losses across 22,364 complaints in 2025 alone.

June 14, 2026

Artificial Intelligence·News·Technology

Eight Sleep Pod 5 AI-powered smart mattress cover with temperature control and health monitoring hub

Your Bed Is Watching You Sleep — and It Wants to Be Your Doctor

Eight Sleep's AI-powered Pod cover, now valued at $1.5 billion, is pushing toward FDA clearance for sleep apnea detection — raising urgent questions about what it means to rent the intelligence in

June 14, 2026

Artificial Intelligence·Health·News·Technology

Password manager security vulnerability concept showing locked vault and encryption keys

Your Password Manager Is Lying to You — And Passkeys Won’t Save You Yet

Researchers at ETH Zurich cracked the 'zero-knowledge' promises of Bitwarden, LastPass, and Dashlane — 27 working attacks against the vaults millions of people trust. The shift to passkeys is real, but the

June 14, 2026

Artificial Intelligence·News·Technology

Back Market pop-up retail store SoHo New York refurbished electronics 2025

The Tariff-Proof Gadget: Why Refurbished Tech Is Winning Over Americans in 2026

With tariffs pushing new electronics prices up by as much as 34 percent, American consumers are discovering a market hiding in plain sight: the $68 billion global industry in refurbished and secondhand

June 14, 2026

News·Technology

Chart showing China's 71.4 percent global EV battery market share in Q1 2026, led by CATL and BYD

China Now Makes More Than 7 in 10 EV Batteries Worldwide, and Two Companies Are Doing More Than Half the Work

Chinese manufacturers controlled 71.4 percent of the global EV battery market in the first quarter of 2026, SNE Research data show — an 11-point gain in two and a half years. CATL

June 14, 2026

Business·News·Technology

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth at the Pentagon after claiming vindication over Anthropic expulsion and Fable 5 export controls

Hegseth Says He Was Right to Expel Anthropic From the Pentagon. The Reason He’s Citing Is the Opposite of the One He Used.

Pete Hegseth posted on X that expelling Anthropic from the Pentagon three months ago gets more justified with every passing day. The export controls now restricting Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for

June 14, 2026

Artificial Intelligence·Government and Politics·News·Technology

Proton VPN app on smartphone amid Turkey BTK internet crackdown 2026

Turkey Moves to License and Throttle VPN Providers Under New Internet Crackdown

Turkey's communications regulator is drafting legislation that would force VPN providers to obtain government licenses, establish local companies, and face fines of up to 30 million Turkish lira — a move critics

June 14, 2026

Government and Politics·News·Technology

Apple Intelligence iOS 27 advanced on-device AI model requires 12GB RAM iPhone 17 Pro

Apple Just Split iPhone Into AI Haves and Have-Nots — and the iPhone 16 Pro Is on the Wrong Side

Apple's iOS 27 introduces a second tier of Apple Intelligence that requires 12GB of RAM — cutting out the base iPhone 17 and, more strikingly, the iPhone 16 Pro that Apple sold

June 14, 2026

Artificial Intelligence·News·Technology

Fake e-Devlet government portal SMS phishing scam targeting Turkish pensioners

Turkey’s Retired Millions Are Targets: How Fake e-Devlet Links Are Draining Bank Accounts

Criminal networks in Turkey are sending fake e-Devlet government portal links via SMS to pensioners, draining bank accounts and taking out loans in victims' names within seconds. Turkey's cybercrime unit has now

June 14, 2026

News·Technology

Turkey mobile operators Turkcell Vodafone Turk Telekom number portability record BTK 2025

Turkey’s Mobile Operators Punished Loyal Customers for Years. Now 207 Million Numbers Have Fled.

Turkey's three mobile operators spent years charging loyal subscribers far more than new customers. BTK data shows that by the end of 2025, the cumulative backlash had produced 207 million number portability

June 14, 2026

News·Technology

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Uber Cuts 3,300 Jobs After Record Quarter, Singling Out Middle Management

Tesla Cybercab Faces Federal Probe Hours After Austin Launch Over Safety Certification

OpenAI Plugs ChatGPT Into 325 Million Patient Records and Says Read-Only Is Enough

IBM Falls to $228 as Warsh Puts a Price on Enterprise AI Patience

The FBI Finally Counted AI Fraud. The Number Is $893 Million — and Almost Certainly an Undercount

Your Bed Is Watching You Sleep — and It Wants to Be Your Doctor

Your Password Manager Is Lying to You — And Passkeys Won’t Save You Yet

The Tariff-Proof Gadget: Why Refurbished Tech Is Winning Over Americans in 2026

China Now Makes More Than 7 in 10 EV Batteries Worldwide, and Two Companies Are Doing More Than Half the Work

Hegseth Says He Was Right to Expel Anthropic From the Pentagon. The Reason He’s Citing Is the Opposite of the One He Used.

Turkey Moves to License and Throttle VPN Providers Under New Internet Crackdown

Apple Just Split iPhone Into AI Haves and Have-Nots — and the iPhone 16 Pro Is on the Wrong Side

Turkey’s Retired Millions Are Targets: How Fake e-Devlet Links Are Draining Bank Accounts

Turkey’s Mobile Operators Punished Loyal Customers for Years. Now 207 Million Numbers Have Fled.

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Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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