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ChatGPT’s mobile app is testing a slick swipe trick to jump models in a heartbeat

ChatGPT’s mobile app is testing a swipe gesture to switch AI models instantly—great for power users, but it could complicate OpenAI’s pricing pitch.

California’s about to rip out 420,000 peach trees—because the cannery vanished

California growers will rip out 420,000 peach trees after Del Monte’s Modesto cannery closure left fruit with nowhere to go.

Rivian’s R2 Is Rolling Off the Line—Now Comes the Hard Part: Beating the Model Y on Price

Rivian says R2 production has begun in Illinois, with deliveries later this spring—its big swing at the Model Y and at finally making money.

New Zealand’s brutal droughts are a warning shot for every farm economy on Earth

New Zealand’s harsher-than-expected droughts show how fast water shortages can wreck farms, rural jobs, and politics—everywhere.

BYD Says Its Cars Can Limp on Three Wheels After a Blowout—Here’s the Catch

BYD is touting a “three-wheel mode” meant to keep cars moving after a flat or on rough ground—but the real story is the fine print they’re not sharing.

New Zealand’s brutal drought is a warning shot for every farm belt on Earth

New Zealand’s worsening drought shows how fast water shortages can wreck farms, rural jobs, and food supply chains—and why other farm nations should worry.

Medieval men buried at a 5,000-year-old Spanish tomb had DNA from Europe, Africa, and the Levant

Two medieval men buried at Spain’s 5,000-year-old Dolmen of Menga include one with DNA tied to Europe, North Africa, and the Levant.

Brazil’s AI startups just pulled in $54M—and they’re done playing small

Brazil’s AI startups raised about $54M and are pushing real-world upgrades—but without stronger funding and policy support, the best may bolt abroad.

Apple drops $50M on “green” India push—plus 220,000 lbs of recycled plastic a year

Apple is spending $50M in India to power factories with renewables and use 220,000 lbs of recycled plastic a year—climate goals meet supply-chain reality.

Bears Are Back in the Pyrenees—and Shepherds Say It’s Wrecking Their Lives

Bears are rebounding in France’s Pyrenees—and shepherds say the cost is missing livestock, sleepless nights, and trauma nobody’s equipped to treat.

France Is Ditching Helicopters for Hydrogen Blimps to Patrol 9,675 Miles of Power Lines

France’s grid operator Enedis is replacing helicopters with hydrogen blimps to inspect 9,675 miles of power lines—safer, quieter, cleaner.

Sweden’s 24/7 AI-Run Café Has a “Chill Boss” Vibe—And That Should Worry Humans

Sweden’s testing a café run entirely by AI—scheduling, operations, strategy. Early reviews call it a “cool boss.” That’s the scary part.

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