UPS Adds New Fees Before De Minimis Exemption Expires
The de minimis exemption expires on August 29th, and companies are getting ahead of it with higher fees.
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Anthropic Stops Hacker From Using Claude AI to Breach Companies
A sophisticated hacker used Claude AI to potentially breach up to 17 companies in a variety of sensitive industries.
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Study: Entry-Level Employment Has Dropped By 13% Due to AI
Stanford University researchers entry-level candidates will suffer most in easily-automated fields.
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Robomart’s Autonomous Delivery Robot Challenges Delivery Platforms
The startup has released its new self-driving delivery robot that offers low fees and no tips.
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Coinbase CEO Fires AI-Averse Engineers After Just One Week
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong revealed he fired employees who failed to onboard AI.
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Musk’s xAI Sues OpenAI and Apple for Being Anticompetitive
The lawsuit claims Apple and OpenAI have "locked up markets to maintain their monopolies."
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Survey: The Logistics Industry Is Ignoring the Ongoing Staff Crisis
Driver shortages are the biggest crisis in the industry. Addressing them is only the fourth biggest priority.
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Scammers Are Now Impersonating Cyber Crime Agents
Scammers are impersonating cyber crime agents from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.
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Study: 28% of Employees Would Use AI at Work Even If Prohibited
Even worse, a huge percentage of businesses still don't have AI policies in effect for their employees.
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Trump Administration Proposes Less Strict Regulations on Drones
The new regulations would allow the operation of drones beyond the visual line of sight without a lengthy waiver process.
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Sources Say Meta Is Considering Downsizing Its AI Division
Meta has poured billions into AI research and development. Now, sources say they'll be majorly reorganizing their AI team.
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MIT Finds 95% of Enterprise AI Pilots Fail to Boost Revenues
Poor resource allocation and an unavoidable "learning gap" might be keeping generative AI from living up to its promise.
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Companies That Have Experienced Data Breaches (2022-2025)
Small startups and huge corporations alike have been consistently impacted by data breaches over the last few years.
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Claude AI Can Now Terminate Dangerous Interactions
The feature is a testament to Anthropic's commitment to model welfare.
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Duolingo CEO Now Stating AI Won’t Replace Full Time Employees
The CEO and co-founder took responsibility for the company's AI statements back in April.
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Trucking Insurance Premiums Reach All-Time High
Fleet owners and operators are expected to pay more than ever for insurance premiums.
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Anthropic Acquires Humanloop, Bids to Strengthen Enterprise Strategy
AI company Anthropic nabs Humanloop and increases hiring in Europe.
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Report Finds Cargo Theft Is Up 33% Year-Over-Year in Q2
The biggest hot spots for cargo theft are California and Texas, according to a new report.
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Perplexity AI’s $34.5B Bid to Buy Chrome Just Might Be a Stunt
A 2024 US court ruling found Google held an unlawful monopoly in online search, and might need to sell Chrome.
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Survey: Logistics Firms Play Catch-Up With English Proficiency Laws
Logistics professionals who say adapting to regulations is their top priority have more than doubled since last month.
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AI Gone Wrong: The Errors, Mistakes, and Hallucinations of AI (2025)
We've been tracking all the AI errors and hallucinations that make the news over the last few years, so you don't have to.