Placing stickers to lure Teslas into oncoming traffic; A MLB award for the club that best keeps player salaries down; Luring employees by offering pollution bonuses

Silicon Valley’s Emotiv headsets watch your brain to help increase workplace productivity https://t.co/mY2geLWuDN pic.twitter.com/HHd3vNhsK6

— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) April 2, 2019

If you live in Charlotte and have allergies maybe don’t go outside today. 🤧 https://t.co/n0v7nUIgGZ pic.twitter.com/Q1XXpVZe5n

— rico. (@whoisrico) March 31, 2019

Woah.

Researchers successfully trick @Tesla autopilot into driving into opposing traffic via “small stickers as interference patches on the ground” #adversarialAI #abusabilitytesting (ht @ryanaraine @keen_lab)https://t.co/gyMK9o84HY pic.twitter.com/tle20tF8c2

— ashkan soltani (@ashk4n) March 30, 2019

MLB awards a cheap championship belt every year to the club that most successfully kept player salaries down in arbitration.

That and much more in this new story from @MarcCarig: https://t.co/mHueH5fUYG pic.twitter.com/2IEvJTLc7w

— Lindsey Adler (@lindseyadler) March 29, 2019

clearing out a homeless camp from under an expressway to put up a pop-up tent city restaurant with $150 prix fixe menus reads like an obscene parody of gentrification https://t.co/W76rakJKAy

— c (@cszabla) April 2, 2019

We continued @AFP's series on Asia's air pollution crisis with a look at 'pollution bonuses' and 'smog breaks' firms are offering to woo top talent to affected countries: https://t.co/D2o9urTRI5

— Sara Hussein (@sarahussein) April 2, 2019