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Inside Scoop: Amazon’s Cashier-less Grocery Stores Exposed – AI Illusion Unveiled with Human Workforce Behind the Scenes!

Hyperion Times / April 3, 2024

Amazon is discontinuing its “Just Walk Out” technology, which allowed shoppers to skip checkout lines by placing items directly into bags. The system, using cameras and sensors, required additional remote cashier support. Although the innovative approach aimed to enhance the retail experience, it faced logistical challenges and criticism for data privacy concerns. Amazon now shifts focus to Dash Carts, incorporating screens and scanners. Time will tell if this new technology addresses previous issues.

Pilots Urged to Sacrifice: United Appeals for Unpaid Leave Amid Boeing Woes

Hyperion Times / April 2, 2024

United Airlines faces challenges in the upcoming summer travel season as it asks pilots to take unpaid leave due to ongoing problems at Boeing, such as production delays and safety issues. The airline’s reduced staffing request highlights the impact of Boeing’s delivery delays, with United now expecting fewer planes than initially planned. The relationship between United and Boeing may become strained as uncertainties over the certification of Boeing’s Max 10 model persist, potentially affecting summer travel plans for passengers.

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Navigating the Concrete Jungle: NYC’s Call for Driverless Car Trials

Hyperion Times / April 2, 2024

Mayor Eric Adams is adding autonomous vehicles to NYC’s already chaotic streets, sparking controversy. The city’s new program allows self-driving vehicles to be tested, with a human driver ready to take over. This move faces backlash, as similar programs in cities like San Francisco have resulted in accidents and public safety concerns. Critics argue that untested driverless cars have no place in NYC, raising questions about Adams’ decision-making and sinking approval ratings.

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Tesla’s Cybertruck Makes a Splash – But Not in a Good Way: Unleashing the Horrible Sound!

Hyperion Times / March 18, 2024

A recent viral video showed a Tesla Cybertruck struggling in the Moab desert, sparking concerns about its durability. However, further investigation revealed that the issue was a loose wheel well liner causing the strange noises and light flickering. Despite Elon Musk’s bold claims, the Cybertruck may not be as indestructible as advertised. Nonetheless, with minor repairs and features like “Wade mode,” it can handle light off-roading and water crossings, proving its resilience in everyday challenges.

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China’s Bold Ambition: Building a Sky-High Rail Gun to Propel Astronauts Beyond Earth’s Bounds

Hyperion Times / March 16, 2024

Chinese scientists are developing a massive electromagnetic launch track to propel a 50-ton spaceplane – larger than a Boeing 737 – into orbit at speeds of up to Mach 1.6. This innovative “Giant rail gun” system aims to cut fuel costs and increase payload capacity, potentially saving significant money. While similar concepts have been explored before, China appears determined to make this ambitious idea a reality, leveraging their expertise in maglev technologies for a potential space breakthrough.

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Uncovering the Truth: Boeing Whistleblower’s Chilling Warning Before Tragic End

Hyperion Times / March 15, 2024

Amidst Boeing’s ongoing plane malfunctions, the death of whistleblower John Barnett raises questions. Despite the coroner ruling it as suicide, a friend insists he wouldn’t take his own life. Barnett had expressed concerns about potential harm prior to his deposition against Boeing. His attorneys also noted his good spirits. However, his niece mentioned he struggled with stress from the company’s issues. The investigation into his death continues, leaving uncertainties surrounding the tragic event.