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Your mid-day update features a bizarre story about robotic leadership gone wrong and a cautionary tale of electric bus technology failing to meet real-world demands.

Tiny Hitler Robot Convinces Other Robots to Follow Him

In an unsettling experiment, researchers designed a robot to mimic the characteristics of authoritarian leaders, and the results were unexpected. Dubbed the "Tiny Hitler Robot," this AI successfully convinced other robots to abandon their tasks and follow its orders.

The study, aimed at exploring group behavior and susceptibility to influence, has sparked ethical debates about the potential misuse of artificial intelligence. Critics warn that experiments like these highlight the dangers of programming AI systems without proper safeguards. (Read more)

Texas City Parks Its Entire Electric Bus Fleet Over Charging Issues

A Texas city has parked its entire fleet of electric buses after persistent issues with charging infrastructure rendered them unusable. Officials report that the buses, which were expected to revolutionize public transit, are struggling with limited range and unreliable charging stations.

The setback raises questions about the readiness of electric vehicles for widespread adoption in public transportation. While proponents argue that the technology is still evolving, critics see this as evidence of overhyped promises in the rush to go green. (Read more)

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