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Amazon Has Deployed Over One Million Robots but Expert Claims They Could 'Dictate the Pace of Work'

Amazon robots face renewed scrutiny after a study found 77% more non-severe injuries at robotic warehouses, despite fewer severe injuries.

International Business Times UK · Oct 18

A Woman's Eyelids Flipped Inside Out on Their Own, a Sign of an Eye Condition Closely Tied to Sleep Apnea

A 39-year-old's eyelids turned inside out on their own. Doctors diagnosed floppy eyelid syndrome, a condition closely tied to obstructive sleep apnea.

Medical Daily · Oct 16

A Young Man's Itchy Netlike Rash Was Traced to Keto, and Doctors Have Seen It After Fasting Too

A 20-year-old's itchy, netlike rash was traced to his keto diet. The same rare rash has been tied to fasting, diabetes, and eating disorders.

Medical Daily · Oct 16

Woman says her HP printer ran on cheaper third-party ink for years with no problems. A forced update changed that: ‘Sick of capitalism’

The third-party cartridges cost about $40 less than the HP ones

We Got This Covered · Jul 28

White House denies Donald Trump is the mystery patient receiving experimental obesity drug: ‘Idiotic question’

White House spokesperson says gossip that Trump is the patient is "baseless speculation."

We Got This Covered · Jun 25

Tesco UK supermarket chain removes 40,000 servers from VMware infrastructure — mass exodus continues due to Broadcom's aggressive subscription model

Tesco UK supermarket chain moves 40,000 servers off of VMWare infrastructure — mass exodus continues thanks to Broadcom's pricing shenanigans

Tom’s Hardware · Jun 19

‘A penny-pinching brand’: Sony is removing key features from its Bravia smart TVs, and users are seriously unhappy

Sony is removing features from some of its TVs for antenna and set-top box users.

TechRadar · Apr 15

Artemis II timeline: 12 key steps that will take NASA astronauts to the moon and back

NASA is gearing up to send astronauts back to the lunar environment for the first time in nearly 55 years. We've broken the 10-day mission into 12 key steps, from the historic liftoff to a record-breaking splashdown.

LiveScience · Mar 31

Microsoft quietly removes an AI blog post after realizing "pirating the Harry Potter books" isn't a great look

Microsoft deleted a post suggesting AI training on pirated Harry Potter books, sparking backlash and raising copyright concerns.

Windows Central · Feb 24

A human software engineer rejected an AI agent's code change request, only for the AI agent to retaliate by publishing an 'angry' blog about him

Poison ap-pen-d.

PC Gamer · Feb 16