Net neutrality rules return + 1 more story

Plants signal distress, cut pesticide use; FCC reenacts net neutrality rules

Today ChatGPT read 1106 top news stories. After removing previously covered events, there are 2 articles with a significance score over 6.

[6.1] InnerPlant technology helps crops signal distress to reduce waste — CNBC

InnerPlant, a California-based startup, is pioneering plant communication technology to mitigate agricultural waste and excessive use of chemicals. By genetically engineering plants to emit fluorescent distress signals detectable via satellites, drones, or tractors, farmers can precisely address plant needs, reducing unnecessary pesticide application by 30%.

[6.0] FCC reinstates net neutrality rules, ensuring equal internet access — The Associated Press

The FCC reinstated "net neutrality" rules on Thursday, initially established in 2015 but repealed in 2017 under Trump. These regulations prohibit broadband providers like Comcast and AT&T from discriminating against certain sites and require equal internet traffic treatment. The decision passed with a 3-2 party-line vote, despite telecom industry opposition.

Highly covered news with significance over 5.5:

[5.8] Boeing's Starliner set to fly astronauts for the first time on May 6 (TechCrunch + 7)

[5.8] Blinken meets Chinese officials to address tensions and issues (The Associated Press + 10)

[5.6] Harvey Weinstein's rape conviction overturned, sparking outrage in Hollywood (The Guardian + 12)

[5.5] Apple unveils OpenELM, open-source language models, meant for on-device tasks (The Indian Express + 18)

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