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ICE is threatening to deport witnesses of its latest shooting

Advocates are demanding that the Department of Homeland Security release bodycam footage of the fatal shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a Mexican immigrant who was killed by ICE officers in Houston during a traffic stop earlier this week. But DHS claims the agents involved in the shooting weren’t wearing body cameras because of the lengthy government shutdown that prevented ICE and Customs and Border Protection from receiving additional federal funding for 76 days — a shutdown that was itself spurred by congressional bickering over reforms to DHS after federal agents killed two civilians earlier this year.

Two competing narratives have emerged in the absence of any footage of the shooting, which occurred Tuesday around 7AM as Salgado Araujo, who owned a construction business, drove to a work site with three of his employees. But as the killings of Renée Good and Alex Prettidemonstrated, DHS will readily accuse victims of...

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OpenAI's Browser Isn't Dead, It Just Moved To The ChatGPT App

And the Chrome plugin. Cheng Xin/Getty Images I know a lot of people want to celebrate any stumble OpenAI makes, and rightfully so, but the imminent "death" of its Atlas browser isn't a sign of a company retreating from a competitive market. If you didn&

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A decade later, Pokémon Go finally made good on its original promise

When Niantic dropped the first Pokémon Go trailer in 2015, it was hard to grasp how a bunch of players could work together to catch a pokémon like Mewtwo. But this week at the game’s 10th anniversary event in New York City, Pokémon Go showed the world how it’

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Source: Greg Brockman will continue to oversee OpenAI's products as the company doesn't plan to hire anyone to replace Fidji Simo after she stepped down

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OpenAI Will Shutter Its ChatGPT Browser Atlas in August

OpenAI will not be defeating Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox in the web browser market. The AI company announced plans to sunset Atlas, a stand-alone browser it released last fall, and roll its technology into a suite of tools in its desktop app. OpenAI said earlier this year that it

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OpenAI's Browser Isn't Dead, It Just Moved To The ChatGPT App

A decade later, Pokémon Go finally made good on its original promise

Source: Greg Brockman will continue to oversee OpenAI's products as the company doesn't plan to hire anyone to replace Fidji Simo after she stepped down

OpenAI Will Shutter Its ChatGPT Browser Atlas in August