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Uber's AI-Driven Layoffs Raise Concerns Over Job Security in the U.S.
Uber's AI-Driven Layoffs Raise Concerns Over Job Security in the U.S.
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CTA, Rideshare, Shuttle, or Walking: How to Leave Lollapalooza
A head-to-head comparison of the best ways to leave Lollapalooza, including CTA, rideshare, and walking, to find your fastest exit strategy.
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Librarians Host Workshops to Help People Avoid AI Tools Amid Growing Concerns
Librarians Host Workshops to Help People Avoid AI Tools Amid Growing Concerns
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Amazon's FTC settlement window is about to close
Federal settlement funds may still be available to eligible individuals, but the deadline to file a claim expires within days. Amazon's $2.5 billion agreement with the Federal Trade Commission carved out $1.5 billion specifically for consumers the company allegedly harmed through deceptive ...
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Uber and Waymo to End Exclusivity in Atlanta and Austin, Expanding Robotaxi Options
Uber and Waymo to End Exclusivity in Atlanta and Austin, Expanding Robotaxi Options
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Waymo Reportedly Seeks to End Uber Partnership, Pursue Independent Operations
Waymo Reportedly Seeks to End Uber Partnership, Pursue Independent Operations
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Consumer Reports Highlights AI Risks in Banking and Consumer Protection
Consumer Reports Highlights AI Risks in Banking and Consumer Protection
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Consumer Reports Uncovers Discrepancies in Rideshare Pricing
Consumer Reports Uncovers Discrepancies in Rideshare Pricing
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Consumer Reports Uncovers Discrepancies in Rideshare Pricing, Calls for Regulation
Consumer Reports Uncovers Discrepancies in Rideshare Pricing, Calls for Regulation
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Consumer Reports Uncovers Fake Discounts in Rideshare Apps, Calls for Regulatory Action
Consumer Reports Uncovers Fake Discounts in Rideshare Apps, Calls for Regulatory Action
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GAO Report Highlights Surge in Amazon and Gig Workers Relying on Federal Assistance
A Government Accountability Office (GAO) report reveals a significant increase in Amazon and gig workers relying on federal assistance programs such as Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). In 11 states studied, the number of Amazon employees on these programs nearly tripled from early 2020 to September 2025. Similarly, drivers and couriers for companies like Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Grubhub, and Instacart have become major groups of working recipients. The report indicates that these app-based companies now top the list for food stamp users and are among the top three employers for Medicaid enrollees.
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Travis Kalanick's Atoms Secures $1.7 Billion in Funding for Industrial AI Development
Travis Kalanick's Atoms Secures $1.7 Billion in Funding for Industrial AI Development
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