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Amazon pushes Tetromino project to automate delivery stations before final loading
Amazon is pursuing a new project called Tetromino aimed at fully automating delivery stations, the last logistics hub before packages go out for delivery. An internal review is considering using AI and robots to automate package sorting and vehicle loading, though Amazon says the project is an early-stage concept and that financial figures and timelines in related documents do not reflect current plans. The documents outline pilot investment and expansion scenarios, and mention startup Boxbot technology.
AI & Enterprise
380,000 apps built with AI coding tools exposed online, leaking medical, financial and internal company data
As more apps are developed using AI coding tools, cases are rising in which internal company information is exposed online. Israeli cybersecurity company RedAccess said about 380,000 apps built using tools including Lovable, Base44, Replit and Netlify were accessible to anyone on the internet, and about 5,000 contained sensitive corporate data. Axios identified exposed apps containing shipping, healthcare, customer service and bank information.
Games & Commerce
Uber launches item return service on Uber Eats app, courier picks up from home
Uber has added a service to its Uber Eats app that lets customers return items they bought from home, TechCrunch reported on Thursday. Users can select an option in their order history to return an item with a courier, with fees based on travel time and distance. The service covers only eligible retail items bought on Uber Eats and follows each store’s return policy. Only items priced at $20 or more can be returned.
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AI & Enterprise
AI-based cyber attacks jump 44 percent in a year; 77 percent of firms lack basic security systems
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AI & Enterprise
Software is not dead, only corporate perspectives have shifted
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Industry
SKC declares transparent management, CEO to disclose business update
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Mobility
FedEx rolls out electric delivery trucks in Japan, eyes 62 tonnes a year carbon cut