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Tesla to plunge as Musk's fortune plummets
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Tesla cuts AI self-driving tech workers
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Drunk employee loses entire city's personal data in Japan
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Instagram tests using face-scanning AI for age verification
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Unravelling Facebook NZ's accounts - where does all the money go?
Tech giants' NZ profits rise, but reported revenue remains a faction of their markets.
The electric-vehicle tipping point: Study reveals Kiwis' buying intentions
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