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Shopify's CEO said AI can make work more difficult with 'slop grenades.' AI makes tech jobs easier. Right? Not always, Shopify CEO Tobias Lütke said during an interview on "The Knowledge Project" podcast, released on Tuesday. His take: AI helps employees produce more material, more quickly — without taking responsibility for whether it is useful or correct. "We call those 'slop grenades' that people toss at each other," he said. "And that's definitely a bad thing. "The problem, he said, is that the tools make it easy to pass along work that has not been properly evaluated. He offered an example: Someone might send an unnecessarily long AI-written email, forcing its recipient to use another large language model to summarize it. "Why did we invent decompression and recompression? " he said. "This is terrible. "Shopify has aggressively embraced AI. The e-commerce platform has rolled out AI tools for agents. Internally, Lütke said it's internal agent, River, handles a large share — possibly as much as half — of the company's production code pull requests. Lütke said AI is most valuable when it makes people's thinking clearer and more concise.

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Evan Williams is an automotive journalist and mechanical engineering technologist with more than a decade of experience in the industry. He has written for the Toronto Star and AutoTrader Canada and previously served as editor of Wheelscene.ca. A four-time Canadian Automotive Journalism Award winner, he is the current President of the Automobile Journalists Association of Canada, where he oversees the Canadian Car of the Year Awards program. At CarBuzz for the last year, Evan uses his engineering background to analyze vehicle tech and patents, with a focus on the details that defines great cars. This time last year, Bentley revealed its stripped-down rear-drive lightweight Continental Supersports performance coupe. Naturally, the luxury automaker is planning a convertible version to add back some of the weight and a little luxury. The CarBuzz spy photographers have just snapped it testing in Germany. The new version is barely disguised and looks exceptionally mean.

HomeLexusRX Hybrid2027Michael Simari|Car and DriverMichael Simari|Car and DriverMichael Simari|Car and DriverMichael Simari|Car and DriverView PhotosMichael Simari|Car and DriverMSRPHIGHSEasygoing road manners, peaceful two-row cabin, available plug-in hybrid powertrain. LOWSBase model's performance is sleepy, sporty looks don’t match the comfort-first vibe, more powerful powertrains come with a big price increase. VERDICTIf comfort and style are what you’re after, the RX Hybrid has lots of both. By Drew DorianOverview Not everyone wants an SUV that gets their heart racing, and Lexus built a crossover for those folks when they made the soothing Lexus RX Hybrid. That’s not to say that it isn’t quick—the RX500h and plug-in hybrid RX450h+ models offer plenty of pickup. Those two models cost a lot more than the sleepier base RX350h, though. All the variants offer a comfortable cabin crafted from upscale materials and peppered with contemporary tech features. The RX Hybrid is a two-row affair, and there’s plenty of passenger space for four adults to ride in comfort. Fuel economy is good too, especially in the RX350h, which boasts the highest fuel economy numbers of the bunch.

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