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• Waze Will Now Warn Drivers About Crash Dangers Using Historical Data [877d]
• Coinbase Will Completely Remove Bitcoin SV By January 9 [877d]
• Optus Outage Leaves Millions of Australians Without Mobile and Internet Services [877d]
• SAG-AFTRA Won't Budge As Studios Push To Own Actors' Likenesses In Perpetuity [877d]
• After Big Drop in ISP Competition, Canada Mandates Fiber-Network Sharing [877d]
• Google Search and Chrome Are Getting New Tools To Help Users Find Discounts [877d]
• Tech Groups Fear New Powers Will Allow UK To Block Encryption [877d]
• Nature Retracts Controversial Superconductivity Paper By Embattled Physicist [877d]
• Apple Delays Work on Next Year's iPhone, Mac Software To Fix Bugs [877d]
• Baidu Placed AI Chip Order from Huawei in Shift Away From Nvidia [877d]
• Microsoft Partners With VCs To Give Startups Free AI Chip Access [877d]
• Google Photos' Magic Editor Will Refuse To Make Some Edits [877d]
• Is It Time To Rethink Naming of Species? [877d]
• How a 'Refund Fraud' Gang Stole $700,000 From Amazon [877d]
• Intel Races To Catch Rivals as AI Boom Supercharges Chip Competition [877d]
• WeWork Files For Bankruptcy [877d]
• 'Encryption King' Arrested In Turkey [877d]
• PS5 'Slim' Teardown Reveals Everything Different About the Slightly Smaller Console [877d]
• Scientist Claims Quantum RSA-2048 Encryption Cracking Breakthrough [877d]
• Parkinson's Patient Able To Walk Again Without Problems After Spinal Implant [877d]
• US Military Members' Personal Data Being Sold By Online Brokers, Report Finds [878d]
• California Wants To End Cupertino's Tax Deal With Apple [878d]
• Washington DC Gives Residents Free AirTags To Help Track Stolen Cars [878d]
• OpenAI Debuts GPT-4 Turbo That's 'More Powerful' and Less Expensive Than GPT-4 [878d]