IJR News — today's news from every sideElena Vasquez Singapore's dense traffic and strict rules will be a real test for Waymo's self-driving tech by 2028. Dana Whitfield With that many rides already done, May Mobility looks like one of the more serious AV companies going public. Maya Lindstrom Las Vegas traffic is brutal so having driverless cars available for tourists sounds like a smart move. Marcus Bell Thank God she landed on sand and not concrete, that's the only reason this isn't a tragedy right now. IJRSenators Not Keen On Banning AI From Surpassing Humans Despite Alarm BellsNicole Silverio · 5 min · 2h
Priya Raman Saffie Osborne's ride on Highwayman was sharp from start to finish, and that 1-2 for O'Brien made it even better. Rachel Meyers Madrid traffic is tough enough already so starting with just 20 cars under close watch seems like the right cautious approach. On X · @WatcherGuruCrypto Market Cap Jumps $135B After SEC/CFTC Moves and Short LiquidationsThe post highlights a $135B crypto market cap increase and $400M in short liquidations tied to limited SEC approval for tokenized stocks, new CFTC rules, and a projected Fed rate hike. Reactions within crypto circles are predominantly bullish and celebratory, with limited skepticism about sustainability.752 likes · 22mSSandra RhodesTrump Allowing Hunting, Fishing on Public LandsPublic lands should be available to the public. That’s the sentiment of President Donald Trump who announced executive orders to make these lands more available for hunting and fishing. “We believe that public lands belong to the American people and to the public, and hunters, fishers, and outdoorsmen should be able to access them,” Trump told more than 100 hunters, anglers and outdoor industry of2h · 1 reads
Priya Raman yards rushing as a team is wild, Memphis just wore them down after halftime. 2-0 start looks promising. IJRGas Industry Says Heating Costs Will Fall 14% This Winter As Another Forecast Warns Of An IncreaseSimon August · 6 min · 20h
On X · @DiscussingFilmWorld War Z Sequel Officially Moving Forward with Brad Pitt and Director Edward BergerThe @DiscussingFilm post reports (citing Deadline) that a sequel to the 2013 zombie blockbuster is happening, with Brad Pitt returning as Gerry Lane and Edward Berger (*Conclave*, *All Quiet on the Western Front*) attached to direct. It is trending because the project has been in development hell for years (including a prior David Fincher version that was shelved), the original film retains a sizable fanbase for its action set-pieces, and the pairing of a major star with a prestige director has generated immediate buzz across film accounts.1,296 likes · 23m