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Tesla’s robotaxi product—called a Cybercab—will be a new model of vehicle that can drive itself and work on a Tesla ride-hailing platform. Tesla faces a watershed moment on Thursday when CEO Elon Musk takes the stage at the Warner Bros Hollywood studio to unveil much-delayed plans for a robotaxi, a project that has reignited the electric vehicle maker’s stock, despite cooling expectations for EV growth.

ROLI’s Airwave uses infrared cameras to track your fingers, and doubles as a modern-day Theremin. Four out of five parents reportedly want their children to learn a musical instrument. A much smaller number of kids actually do, and even fever stick with it.

The new web app is meant to help protect content from unauthorized use and ensure creators receive proper attribution.  Adobe announced a free web app for creators to apply credentials to their work, in an effort to help protect content from unauthorized use and ensure creators receive proper attribution.

A trend of rapidly intensifying storms, fueled by warm ocean water, may once again reignite the debate over how hurricanes are categorized, and why they stop at 5. In a matter of hours, Hurricane Milton grew into a Category 5 storm on Monday, with wind speeds surging by an astonishing 90 mph in just over a day, a process meteorologists call “rapid intensification.”

Tampa hasn’t been in the direct path of a major hurricane in over a century. The last time the eye of a major storm like Hurricane Milton struck Tampa Bay, in 1921, the city was a sleepy backwater of a few hundred thousand people. A century later, it’s among the fastest-growing metropolises in the United States, with more than 3 million people, and highly vulnerable to flooding due to climate change.