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Plus: Almost $2.5 trillion has been wiped off tech stocks. https://t.co/8bptEv9khM

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The startup Tau Robotics is sending humanoid robots to clean San Francisco homes. They still need lots of human guidance, but they’re learning. https://t.co/eV327mPvqo

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Plus: America’s data center boom has hit a political wall. https://t.co/ojuW62hIOd

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The midterms are over, and the next big fight could be over permitting reform. https://t.co/NiL1eDnXL9

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Some of the largest AI infrastructure projects in the world are underway in Texas. A dramatic political shift could slow their construction—and deepen concerns about the economics of the AI boom. https://t.co/DBYQCAMc0K

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Don’t expect huge reversals right away, but we could see more support for renewables. https://t.co/VaUO5VnL5S

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Plus: Democrats have dealt tech billionaires a major midterm setback. https://t.co/4k1jDtva4Y

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Plus: Today’s midterms will test AI’s influence on US politics. https://t.co/XUn6G9onMf

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Borrowing from disciplines like economics could help AI safety researchers control AI models, even if they don’t understand them. https://t.co/uann2kkCuy

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One month into the attempted rebrand of “AI,” the term is not catching on. But it’s sure to muddy our national conversation about AI anyway. https://t.co/0sPXGORSp6

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Deploying simple, proven methods for making our roads safer could save more than 1 million lives worldwide each year.

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Plus: A $1 trillion tech selloff has deepened fears of an AI bubble. https://t.co/p5sZiMAjDr

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With the rise of personal AI assistants, the internet isn't just for humans anymore. https://t.co/w18gXE1jMs

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Ridding the world of forever chemicals could address a range of health and environmental and health woes.

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Plus: Binance has suffered the biggest crypto hack in history. https://t.co/92C8xyvLsu

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Emerging evidence suggests some people with eating disorders are misusing weight-loss drugs. https://t.co/murL1UYVK5

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Batteries that swap liquid electrolytes for solid materials promise to charge faster, last longer, and (crucially) run cooler.

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Plus: Hackers exposed 41,000 Homeland Security workers. https://t.co/VRTwCFKibw

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Right now, we’re effectively flying blind when deploying these tools. Here’s what we need to do instead. https://t.co/PZ1S7oAfz2