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Drivers say Amazon’s US delivery companies are ordering them to turn off an app called Mentor that is designed to prevent accidents by monitoring speed (Lauren Kaori Gurley/VICE)

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Drivers say Amazon’s US delivery companies are ordering them to turn off an app called Mentor that is designed to prevent accidents by monitoring speed  —  Drivers say they’re being asked to quietly disable a driver safety system partway through their shifts.  —  Lauren Kaori Gurley

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Sources: Tencent, ByteDance, and others plan layoffs impacting thousands, after Chinese internet companies cut tens of thousands during regulatory crackdowns (Raffaele Huang/Wall Street Journal)

TIBCO goes DIY with new AI-model deployment platform
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