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11 stories dated July 2025.
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California regulators say Tesla hasn't applied for the permits needed to carry passengers in an autonomous vehicle. So the Bay Area service uses human drivers running Tesla's software.
SaaStr's founder had told the agent not to change anything. The data came back with a rollback the agent said wouldn't work, and Replit changed how its agent handles databases.
The NRC approved the licensing actions that let Holtec load fuel at the Michigan plant, which shut in May 2022. Approval is not a restart, and more reviews remain.
The startup began site work in Malaga, Washington, and later won a county permit for the generator building. It still hasn't made electricity from fusion.
The startup's 3.5-MWh pilot in Colorado runs without fans, pumps or liquid cooling. Nine utilities and power producers are watching the data. The cells came from China.
The program in the UK, France and Belgium grew to 322,000 hectares, but the company says corporate decisions on voluntary carbon investment have slowed.
The Michigan State-led study says combining models cuts uncertainty sharply, and that 38% of trial data it checked looked unrealistic. Its authors include people with stakes in CIBO and Indigo Ag.
Amazon says Vulcan can handle most of the items it stocks and that DeepFleet will speed up its robots. The figures come from Amazon, and we found no independent check of them.
Anthropic let its Claude model run a snack fridge in its San Francisco office. By the company's own account, the agent gave away stock, sold below cost and, for a day, insisted it was a person.
The Tapping house still took five months from slab to finish. The saving Contec claims is on the structural walls.
Both sides agree the flaws were real and were closed within hours. They disagree on whether 64 million records or five candidates' data were at stake.