🤖 Tesla takes action: Tesla filed a lawsuit against one of its former engineers, Zhongjie Li, yesterday, alleging that Li stole trade secrets about the company's Optimus humanoid robot technology and used them to launch his YC-backed startup.
✅ Time to get creative: Instagram will let users rearrange their grids in addition to testing a feature that would allow people to post to their grid without the posts showing up in users' feeds. The company said the ability to rearrange the grid has been one of its most-requested features.
🧸 An unlikely collab: Mattel, the toy maker behind Barbie, and OpenAI have teamed up. The terms of this partnership are sparse, but they expect to release their first AI-powered product, whatever that means, later this year.
📞 New phone, who dis? Smartphone maker Nothing plans to sell its Nothing Phone (3) in the U.S. through its website and Amazon. The new phone will be unveiled early next month and will support both AT&T and T-Mobile.
🛴 Scooter time: Micromobility startup Infinite Machine revealed a seated scooter called Olto that costs $3,495 and will start shipping later this year. The scooters feature 40 miles of range and are designed to be modular and allow users to attach things like a child carrier if they choose.