Lucas Greene
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OpenAI Contractors Pore Over ChatGPT Secrets for $50 an Hour (opens the original)
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Users pour their worries, ambitions and intimate details into ChatGPT. They ask for advice on health scares. They draft love letters. They confess plans they would never voice aloud. And then, in many cases, a contractor somewhere reads every word. Hundreds of contract workers evaluate real user conversations with the chatbot as part of an initiative known internally as Project Lily. They see full exchanges. They summarize what the user appears to want. They score multiple model responses on a o
NHTSA Puts Tesla's Cybercab on Notice: Self-Certification of Wheel-Free Robotaxi Faces Sworn Scrutiny (opens the original)
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Tesla rolled out paid rides in its driverless Cybercab in Austin earlier this month. The two-seater, stripped of steering wheel, pedals and mirrors, hit public roads on September 3, 2026. Hours later federal regulators opened an inquiry. Now the questions have teeth. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration escalated fast. What began as an Audit Query became a formal Special Order dated September 10. Tesla must deliver sworn answers to 21 detailed requests by September 30. False or inc
Why the American South Remains Trapped in a Brutal Heat That Defies the Calendar (opens the original)
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Record heat refuses to loosen its hold on the South. Even as autumn draws near, temperatures in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and across the Southeast have climbed back into the triple digits. This persistence marks more than an unusual weather pattern. It signals a climate system increasingly primed for extremes. The current setup features a powerful high-pressure system, known as a heat dome, parked over the south-central United States. It has expanded, shifted and strengthened repeatedly since ea
The Real AI Anxiety: Jobs, Not Doom (opens the original)
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People talk about artificial intelligence ending humanity. Yet when ordinary workers and families look at the technology, one fear towers above the rest. They worry it will take their jobs. This concern surfaces again and again in new data. It appears even as evidence of widespread displacement remains patchy at best. The disconnect matters. It shapes how companies adopt the tools. It influences government policy. And it colors the lived experience of millions who sense change coming but cannot
Starlink Users Get a New Landline Option as Copper Phones Vanish (opens the original)
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Ooma just handed Starlink subscribers something many didn’t realize they missed. A dedicated home phone that works over the satellite broadband service. Called StarDial, the $129.99 bundle pairs a cordless handset with a base station designed to connect directly to a Starlink Wi-Fi network. No monthly service fee beyond taxes and regulatory charges. Unlimited nationwide calling included. The announcement landed this week. It arrives at a moment when traditional copper landlines continue their lo
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