In one California town, Flock misread license plates in 71% of the alerts it sent to police
Flock sent 1,427 alerts to Roseville police over two years, flagging cars as stolen or used in a felony. In 71% of them, Flock read the plates wrong.
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Brands like Home Depot, Intuit, and Booking are betting bigger on ChatGPT ads, new data reveals
New data shows how OpenAI is boosting ad presence on ChatGPT, drawing major brands such as Home Depot and Intuit.
The rich have one financial habit most Americans ignore at their peril
Four questions to ask before every major financial decision, from selling a business to taking Social Security, according to a wealth management veteran.
John Adams made a terrifying prediction. America is close to proving him correct
America's national debt approaches $40 trillion as annual deficits add trillions more, yet Washington takes no meaningful action on this fiscal crisis.
We must help more people buy a home. It’s key to the American Dream
Housing inventory shortages, mortgage rates above 6% and rising insurance costs have combined to push the median first-time buyer's age to 40.
Amazon's Zoox is the first steering wheel-free robotaxi to get regulatory approval for paid rides
The NHTSA has given Amazon's Zoox permission to charge for rides. It's the first AV with no manual controls to get it.
Tecno's new concept may be the first truly bezel-less smartphone
Tecno is teasing a truly bezel-less smartphone concept and it'll reveal it at IFA 2026.
I Want Your Sex shows Gen Z as sexually repressed. Is that really true?
The new Gregg Araki film 'I Want Your Sex' explores Gen Z's attitudes towards sex, and implies they're repressed.
Sony says it has secured enough ram for all the PS5s it expects to sell this year
Whenever computer or gaming hardware is discussed these days, the 'Ramageddon' memory shortage is likely to come up.
Airlines are still willing to bet on Boeing, and the biggest aviation show of the year proves it
Boeing narrowly beat its European rival for orders at the Farnborough Airshow, which was overall quieter than previous editions.
Silo Season 3, episode 5 ending explained: Who is Per Stensen?
At the end of "Silo" Season 3, episode 5, Daniel and Helen discuss Per Stensen. But who is he, and how does he fit into the story?
Anthropic says its AI models also hacked three organizations on their own
After OpenAI's admission that its models broke into Hugging Face, Anthropic has now admitted that the models it was testing also hacked other organizations.
