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Autistici/Inventati says it will discontinue its digital services

Autistici/Inventati says it is shutting down and will soon discontinue all of the services it provides. The collective says it made the decision after being designated a global terrorist organization and cites potential legal and financial consequences for people connected to its work. It says its autistici.org domain was made unreachable without notice and warns that similar disruptions may occur in the coming days. The group says it will provide instructions for backing up blogs, mailboxes and websites.
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Nigeria opens antitrust probe into Uber's abrupt exit

Nigeria's antitrust commission said it is probing Uber Technologies' abrupt exit from the country after the ride-hailing platform shut down last week without prior notice to users. The supplied summary does not state why Uber exit...

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Atoms develops robotaxi technology after Pronto acquisition

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Oklahoma condemns bitcoin data center after water leak

El Reno, Oklahoma, condemned an Athlon Blockchain LLC-owned bitcoin mining data center after a leak of 3 million gallons of water closed schools, businesses, and city and county offices last week, according to KOCO-TV as reported ...

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AI reduces Kenya's overseas essay-writing gig work, report says

The New York Times reports that AI has sharply reduced work in Kenya's essay-writing industry, which at its peak paid more than 40,000 people in Nairobi to complete assignments for overseas students. The report describes fewer rou...

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