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Daily Edition · Page 1

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

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Today’s Index

CHATGPT'S NEW FORMATTING BLOCKS MAKE ITS UI LOOK MORE LIKE A TASK TOOL

OpenAI has quietly rolled out a new feature that tweaks ChatGPT's layout to match the UI of the task it is supposed to execute. The new 'formatting box' mini editor toolbar pops up when users highlight text inside ChatGPT's newer rich-text areas. It shows drafts as formatted documents so users can edit them as they would in any document editor. A screenshot of the feature is available in the article.

NASA WILL SOON FIND OUT IF THE PERSEVERANCE ROVER CAN REALLY PERSEVERE ON MARS

Perseverance arrived on Mars nearly five years ago. At the time, NASA had planned a mission to retrieve samples collected by the rover as soon as 2026, but now, no such mission is set to launch until the 2030s. Perseverance appears to be in good condition and should be able to operate for many years to come. The rover will continue filling sample tubes in the expectation that they will eventually come back to Earth.

AMAZON FACES ‘LEADER'S DILEMMA' — FIGHT AI SHOPPING BOTS OR JOIN THEM

Amazon is using its subsidiaries to experiment with shopping agents as it continues to contemplate how to deal with them. While the company may be willing to let agents access its catalog, it likely wants to protect more valuable data, such as reviews, from its competitors. Its homegrown AI tools have improved since they first launched. Amazon is now testing an agent that can purchase products from other sites directly in its e-commerce app.

WHEN ROBOT TAXIS GET STUCK, A SECRET ARMY OF HUMANS COMES TO THE RESCUE

Waymo vehicles become stranded if a human doesn't close the door behind them at the end of a ride. Riders and passerbys are unreliable, so Waymo summons help through an app called Honk, paying workers $20 or more for rescuing a robotaxi by closing a door. Last weekend's power outage in San Francisco resulted in a severe gridlock throughout the city, causing a flurry of requests for tow-truck companies to retrieve Waymo vehicles. These are examples of how, as automation advances, it can create new work for humans to fix errors.

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