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Bernie Sanders says Amazon's warehouse worker injury rates are far worse than the company lets on
- Sen. Bernie Sanders says Amazon's focus on speed leads to "uniquely dangerous" workplaces.
- Sanders alleges that Amazon's workplace injury rates are worse than reported.
- The report states that Amazon tilts the calculation of national statistics due to its large workforce.
- Amazon attributes the comparison of injury rates to similar employers as the most effective way to assess their standing.
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Senate probe rips Amazon over warehouse worker injuries; company calls it ‘wrong on the facts’
- A congressional report accuses Amazon of knowingly putting workers at risk of injury in its warehouses.
- The report alleges that Amazon manipulated injury data, disregarded safety research, and discouraged injured employees from seeking external medical care.
- Amazon denies the allegations, stating that the report is wrong on the facts and based on outdated information.
- The report claims that Amazon's injury rates are nearly double the industry average due to prioritizing productivity over worker safety.
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On theCUBE Pod: Trump’s surprise visit to the NYSE and Lina Khan to be replaced
- Last week, theCUBE Research industry analysts unpacked the latest trends shaping AI, cybersecurity and business transformation at theCUBE + NYSE Wired Cyber & AI Innovators Summit.
- The broadcast will be available on December 17th.
- TheCUBE is pioneering a hybrid content creation model by connecting its Silicon Valley and New York studios.
- The model is about creating a real-time, open-source media ecosystem that empowers communities across industries.
- The conversations at the event covered AMD's competitive edge against Nvidia, Broadcom's trillion-dollar trajectory, the future of AI-driven business models, Trump's surprise visit to the NYSE and the future of US Federal Trade Commission Chairperson, Lina Khan.
- Trump's visit to the NYSE was after being named as Times Person of the Year, and the anticipation now is for positive changes in the economy.
- The president-elect advocates for a national bitcoin reserve and it's challenging to square that circle.
- Lina Khan is being replaced by Andrew Ferguson as the chair of the FTC, which is not necessarily great for big tech, but censorship is likely to be a focus among the upcoming changes.
- Cybersecurity, cloud-native and application developers and the data and AI interactions will be the main pillars in the core area of technology that will explode in content and conversation.
- Large-scale use cases that are first-generational in the tech industry are also expected to emerge.
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Amazon facing strike threats as Senate report details hidden widespread injuries
- Amazon warehouse workers are threatening to launch the 'first large-scale' unfair labor practices strike at Amazon in US history.
- Sen. Bernie Sanders released a report accusing Amazon of operating 'uniquely dangerous warehouses' that prioritize profits over worker safety.
- Amazon only supplied 285 documents out of multiple requests made by the Senate committee, withholding crucial information on worker tracking, quotas, disciplinary actions, and treatment of injured workers.
- Sanders aims to uncover why Amazon's injury rates surpass those of its competitors and understand the treatment of injured workers.
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AI World Models: The Next Frontier in Machine Learning
- Tech giants and startups are investing in developing world models, systems that can build internal frameworks to understand things rather than following preset rules.
- World Labs raised $230 million to develop spatially intelligent AI models that can create interactive 3D worlds, with potential applications in design and robotics.
- Advancements in world models are already visible in manufacturing, finance, and logistics, where AI systems are adapting to changes, understanding market dynamics, and predicting inventory patterns.
- Challenges include misleading representations of reality, high computational demands, and potential for perpetuating misconceptions; however, the benefits drive continued investment and emerging real-world applications.
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The 17 best subscription gifts to send your loved ones for Christmas
- Consider gifting subscriptions as Christmas gifts to your loved ones.
- Subscription services can be perfect for hard-to-shop-for individuals.
- Some popular gaming subscriptions include Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Nintendo Switch Online, and PlayStation Plus.
- These subscriptions offer access to a wide range of games and benefits for gamers.
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Lost Ark details new raids and dynamic raid difficulty and the Wild Soul class in latest roadmap
- Lost Ark's latest roadmap reveals new raids, dynamic raid difficulty, and the introduction of the Wild Soul class.
- December will bring two new solo raid instances, a prologue for Kazeros Act 2 raid, and a new Icy Breakthrough event.
- In January, Kazeros Act 2 will officially start, along with the introduction of a dynamic raid difficulty system.
- February will feature the release of the Wild Soul advanced class and a new progression event.
- March will see the addition of a Music Box of Memories and continued progression events.
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Fallout 76’s plans for 2025 include ghoul players, fishing, and a Big Bloom event
- Fallout 76 plans for 2025 include ghoul players, fishing, and a Big Bloom event.
- An early 2025 patch will allow players to transform into ghouls. Ghouls will face challenges but also have potential, while being immune to radiation effects.
- Other upcoming features include a Big Bloom spring event, a fishing system for the summer, a revamped Mischief Night in the fall, more perk cards, and a revamp of the CAMP workshop build menu.
- The success of Amazon's Fallout series is expected to benefit Fallout 76.
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Tech Story
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Amazon Delays Microsoft 365 Deployment Over Security Concerns
- Amazon has postponed the deployment of Microsoft 365 by a year, citing security risks with the cloud-based suite.
- The delay comes after a high-profile security breach at Microsoft, raising concerns for Amazon.
- Amazon requested additional security features and sent Microsoft a list of security adjustments.
- The delay highlights the challenges in addressing the security needs of large enterprises in cloud services.
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Limited-time deal: POCO C61 Ethereal Blue 4GB RAM 64GB ROM In the world of smartphones, finding a…
- The POCO C61 smartphone comes in Ethereal Blue, which looks premium. It has a sleek body with modern lines and curves. The device is powered by the MediaTek Helio G36 processor, making it run smoothly and efficiently.
- It comes with 4GB of RAM, 64GB of storage, perfect for apps, photos, and files. The POCO C61 has a 6.71-inch HD+ screen that shows off vibrant visual experience with a resolution of 1650 x 720 pixels.
- The display also comes with a 90Hz refresh rate and a fast 180Hz touch sampling rate for smooth scrolling and quick interactions. The device offers up to 34 hours of talk time powered by a 5000mAh battery.
- The POCO C61 has an 8MP AI dual rear camera with a big f/2.0 aperture. The front camera is another 5MP. It supports portrait mode, HDR, and more.
- It runs on Android 14 with a custom POCO user interface. The device supports 4G VoLTE and has dual SIM capability. It also has Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS, and a fingerprint sensor.
- The POCO C61 Ethereal Blue 4GB RAM 64GB ROM is now available at ₹5,999.00, a limited-time offer with EMI options starting at ₹291 per month.
- It is a budget-friendly smartphone, perfect for those who want a reliable phone with modern features at an affordable price.
- It is a sleek phone that is easy to hold and use, perfect for everyday tasks and casual games.
- It has a side-mounted fingerprint sensor that keeps your data safe and private. Users can also use face unlock for easy access.
- The phone comes with many connectivity technologies and additional functionalities, such as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for easy connections, and a 3.5mm audio jack that works with many headphones and accessories.
- The POCO C61 is a solid choice for budget shoppers, offering a good mix of affordability and modern features. It's worth checking out for those seeking an affordable smartphone.
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Global ad sales to top $1trn in 2024, thanks to digital growth
- Global advertising revenue is projected to reach $1.04 trillion in 2024, driven by online advertising platforms like Google, Meta, and Amazon.
- The estimated revenue does not include political advertising in the US, which experienced a surge due to the presidential election.
- The Paris Olympics and the emergence of ad-supported tiers for streaming services are contributing to the growth in ad sales.
- The advertising industry sees the increased tolerance for ads on streaming platforms as a positive trend.
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Skull and Bones tries again with its Great Shadow world event after bugs forced it offline
- Ubisoft is re-introducing the world event 'The Great Shadow' in Skull and Bones after fixing bugs.
- The event was temporarily disabled due to issues identified by players' feedback.
- The patch will increase the difficulty level of the event.
- The Thursday patch will also fix various bugs and issues, including unintended weapon elemental damage stacking.
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‘I Do’ Delivered: DoorDash’s Bridal Offering Shows eCommerce Knows No Limits
- DoorDash has partnered with David's Bridal, allowing customers to purchase wedding dresses and other items from the comfort of their phone.
- The shift in consumer behavior towards online shopping has blurred the line between what can and cannot be purchased online.
- Delivery services are expanding into niche and luxury items to differentiate themselves and attract new customers.
- Advances in logistics and technology have enabled delivery services to handle unique products, such as wedding dresses.
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Medium
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Top 10 Trending Tech Products on Amazon in 2024
- Amazon Echo Pop: Compact Smart Assistant is a sleek, compact design and delivers both smart home control and entertainment capabilities.
- Fire TV Omni QLED Series is a top choice for home entertainment, combining cutting-edge display technology with built-in Alexa features.
- Kindle Scribe takes e-reading to the next level by incorporating a stylus, enabling users to annotate and take notes directly on the screen.
- Ring Video Doorbell Pro 2 is a smart doorbell that offers advanced security features and ease of use.
- Anker 737 Power Bank is trending for its massive capacity and fast charging capabilities, perfect for anyone on the go.
- Wyze Cam v3 Pro is a favorite among those looking to upgrade their home security without breaking the bank.
- JBL Charge 5 Bluetooth Speaker is waterproof and dustproof, with powerful audio and a built-in power bank.
- Fitbit Charge 6 is the ultimate wearable for tracking health and fitness goals with advanced health metrics, integrated Google services, and extended battery life.
- Roku Streaming Stick 4K+ offers unparalleled convenience for accessing all your favorite streaming platforms in one place.
- Logitech MX Master 3S Mouse is a reliable tool that enhances workflow efficiency with its ergonomic design, quiet clicks, and multi-device connectivity.
- These products solve real-world problems, offer innovative features, and provide excellent value for their price. They cater to a wide range of needs and preferences, highlighting the continued evolution of technology.
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AI Shopping Bots Race to Fill Online Carts
- Tech companies are developing artificial intelligence (AI) agents that can shop online independently.
- These AI shopping agents can browse online stores, make purchases, and use digital credit cards.
- Companies like Perplexity, Amazon, Google, and HotelPlanner are actively working on AI shopping agents.
- However, security and payment automation remain significant challenges for AI shopping agents.
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