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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: June 11-17
Elon Musk becomes the world’s first trillionaire, New World screwworm continues to spread, and more of the week’s headlines
Elon Musk
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At SXSW, Ben & Jerry’s Co-Founder Preaches Progressive Brand-Building and Takes a Chainsaw to a Mock Pentagon
Ben Cohen explains how the ice cream giant built a successful brand that stands up to the man
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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief
Dems’ big wins, Texas food banks hurting, and rising anxiety over a Musk robot army
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Texas Is Still in Drought, and AI Data Centers Are Quietly Guzzling Up Water
Texas continues to attract AI giants, despite resource strain
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Will Austin Survive the Driverless Car Revolution?
Our streets are being used as robot’s first rodeo and we’re looking both ways
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Tesla Protest Demonstrates Driverless Car Repeatedly Hitting Child Dummies
And failing to stop for a school bus with a stop sign out
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Opinion: Tesla’s Bad Behavior Shouldn’t Be Taxpayer-Funded
Travis County should reduce or withhold Tesla’s tax rebate for 2024 to restore accountability
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Why Austin’s Progressive Rep. Greg Casar Is Visiting Republican Districts
Casar, an odd choice to reach moderates, talks strategy
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Eugenics Controversy Looms Over Natal Conference at UT’s AT&T Center
Speakers decry low birth rates, while some promote pseudoscience
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Our Cars Have Become a Treasure Trove of Data. Can We Do Anything About It?
Potential for hacking and tracking loom large
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AI Goes Mainstream at SXSW
Panels delve into the good and not-so-good of artificial intelligence
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As Trump Consolidates Power, SXSW Focuses on Fate of Democracy
Kings, courts, and creative dissent
