Business TechAT&T Urges FCC To Cancel $100 Million Fine For Data Throttling AT&T has filed a document with the FCC, asking the commission to drop its proposed $100 million fine over data throttling. The carrier believes the FCC's claims are not plausible and its proposed penalty is 'plucked out of thin air.'by Alexandra Burlacu
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Business TechNo More Favors: T-Mobile Fails To Persuade FCC To Increase Spectrum Reserve For Smaller Wireless Carriersby Alexandra Burlacu
OpenAI's Andrej Karpathy Warns Against Unleashing Unsupervised Agents Too Soon: 'Keep AI On the Leash'