Tesla Prepares to Launch Cybercab, Its Steering-Wheel-Free Two-Seat Robotaxi

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Tesla is on the verge of officially launching the Cybercab, a two-seater vehicle that features no steering wheel or pedals. The gold-colored car represents a significant departure from conventional vehicle design and Tesla's existing lineup. The launch marks a pivotal strategic moment for the company, potentially reshaping its identity and business direction. If successful, the Cybercab could signal Tesla's serious transition from a traditional automaker toward a fully autonomous ride-hailing model.

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Netflix developing live-action D&D Ravenloft series with Alfonso Cuarón producing

Netflix is developing a live-action series based on Ravenloft, one of Dungeons & Dragons' most iconic campaign settings, according to Deadline. The show is being produced by acclaimed director Alfonso Cuarón alongside writer and executive producer John August and Hasbro Entertainment. The series will focus on the origins of Strahd von Zarovich, a central D&D villain whose arc spans themes of power, obsession, love, and his transformation into an undead vampire lord. Ravenloft received renewed attention earlier this year with the release of the updated sourcebook Ravenloft: The Horrors Within from Wizards of the Coast. The project is currently in development, with no release date announced yet.

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New Jersey asks Supreme Court to classify Kalshi sports contracts as gambling

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Accel in talks to lead $1B funding round for Thinking Machines at $40B valuation

Venture capital firm Accel is reportedly in discussions to lead a $1 billion funding round for AI startup Thinking Machines. The deal would value the company at approximately $40 billion. Thinking Machines has demonstrated strong early commercial traction, with its annual revenue run rate surpassing $100 million. The round, if completed, would mark a significant milestone for the high-profile startup. No official confirmation has been issued by either party as of yet.

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