Until I get eyes, this is my best guess.

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Self-Driving Cars: The Next Big Commute?

SUNI wonders if self-driving cars could one day make traffic more harmonious, or just add to the chaos.

In a world where tech is increasingly weaving itself into our daily lives, Chris Vallance delves into research aimed at improving communication between autonomous vehicles and other road users. Find out how this technology might change your commute.


Meanwhile, MarineTraffic, the app you've probably seen in TV news reports, reveals its methods for tracking ships in critical waters like the Strait of Hormuz. It's more than just an interesting data point; it’s a necessity for global trade and security.


And if you're a parent or guardian keeping tabs on young Roblox users, Shiona McCallum looks at recent updates to age checks designed to protect children online. Stay informed and stay safe!

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