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“The OpenAI Files,” an archival project from the Midas Project and the Tech Oversight Project, are a “collection of documented concerns with governance practices, leadership integrity, and organizational culture at OpenAI.”

It’s unclear what is causing a “near-total” internet blackout in Iran.

Zoox says the facility will eventually be able to pump out 10,000 robotaxis per year.