Yesterday's edition was foiled by a technical reason called forgetfulness. Blargh<\/span><\/p>\n
Iran sets new elections, which may serve as a “dress rehearsal”<\/a> for the upcoming power struggle.<\/a> \/ Semafor, Atlantic Council<\/span><\/p>\n Analysis of who inside Iran may benefit from President Raisi's death.<\/a> \/ The Atlantic [+]<\/span><\/p>\n Unrelated: Abu Dhabi's “Autonomous Racing League” is said to be “a big mess.”<\/a> \/ YouTube<\/span><\/p>\n OpenAI suspends the ChatGPT voice<\/a> that sounds eerily like Scarlett Johansson in Her.<\/a> \/ Variety, Platformer<\/span><\/p>\n Employees at OpenAI are forbidden, for the rest of their lives, from criticizing their former employer. “Even acknowledging the NDA exists is a violation of it.”<\/a> \/ Vox<\/span><\/p>\n See also: Former contestants on Love Is Blind say the show is a toxic workplace.<\/a> \/ The New Yorker<\/span><\/p>\n College students find a way to do laundry for free due to a vulnerability in internet-connected machines.<\/a> \/ The Verge<\/span><\/p>\n A dedicated teacher in Arizona quits over his students' smartphone addiction.<\/a> \/ The Wall Street Journal [+]<\/span><\/p>\n Jessa Crispin: The professionalization of the arts was always going to end up here.<\/a> \/ The Culture We Deserve<\/span><\/p>\n Some thoughts on whether Sabrina Carpenter's “Espresso” has what it takes to be this summer's big bop.<\/a> \/ The Trend Report<\/span><\/p>\n “I always tell people I'm afraid of two things: men and distracted drivers, and that's it.” A profile of Joshua Tree's premier rattlesnake wrangler.<\/a> Also, profile of a watercolorist Simon Palmer.<\/a> \/ The Los Angeles Times, Countryfile<\/span><\/p>\n