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Huge Tesla leak reveals thousands of safety concerns, privacy problems

HP printers should have EPEAT ecolabels revoked, trade group demands

Green hills forever: Windows XP activation algorithm cracked after 21 years

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AI writing assistants can cause biased thinking in their users

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Minnesota enacts right-to-repair law that covers more devices than any other state

Neuralink says it has the FDA’s OK to start clinical trials

Biden admin wants Europe to reject forced payments from Big Tech to ISPs

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Sony confirms “PlayStation Q,” a handheld device for streaming PS5 games

The lessons of a wildfire that destroyed a town and burned for 15 months

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