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FBI probes arson of Tesla cars and facilities, says “this is domestic terrorism”

Ars Technica

The Federal Bureau of Investigation yesterday launched a task force "to try to nail the criminals setting fire to Tesla vehicles and charging stations," and is looking into an anarchist blog that has been "calling for more" attacks, The New York Post reported. Read full article Comments There were previously three arrests.

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Elon Musk wants to buy OpenAI for $97.4 billion

Engadget

The Wall Street Journal reports a group of investors led by Musk's xAI submitted an unsolicited offer to the company's board of directors on Monday. When asked for comment, an OpenAI spokesperson pointed Engadget to an X post from CEO Sam Altman. Elon Musk has launched a $97.4 billion bid to take control of OpenAI.

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Labor and nonprofit coalition calls on California AG to stop OpenAI from going for-profit

Engadget

A group of organizations, including nonprofits like LatinoProsperity and labor groups like the California Teamsters, are petitioning California Attorney General Rob Bonta to stop OpenAI from becoming a for-profit entity, The Los Angeles Times reports. OpenAI's primary justification for going for-profit is to raise more money.

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23andMe bankruptcy update: Stock falls to penny territory as California urges customers to delete their data

Fast Company Tech

California has robust privacy laws that allow consumers to take control and request that a company delete their genetic data, said Bonta. Reached for comment about Bonta’s statement, 23andMe referred Fast Company to its open letter to customers , in which it insists customer data is safe.

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How to emotionally recover after being scammed

Mashable Tech

Fraud victims seek help from law enforcement or adult protective services, or support from a loved one, clergy member, or therapist, but because of the stigma and blame associated with the crime may be treated as foolish or incompetent instead. Everything is designed to make it so you can't tell," Pratkanis says.

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Amazon’s Ring now reportedly partners with more than 2,000 US police and fire departments

The Verge

The FT reports that local law enforcement departments on the platform asked for Ring videos for a total of more than 22,335 incidents in 2020. The FT reports that local law enforcement departments on the platform asked for Ring videos for a total of more than 22,335 incidents in 2020.

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News sites are liable for defamatory Facebook comments, rules Australia’s High Court

The Verge

Media companies in Australia can be held responsible for defamatory comments left on their social media pages by members of the public, the country’s High Court has ruled. anyone who runs a social media page can theoretically be sued over disparaging comments”. Many news outlets covered the story and shared their articles on Facebook.

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