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- A Samsung union representing its consumer electronics division said it had asked a South Korean court to block a vote on a pay deal that mainly benefits chip workers (Reuters)
- Why Taiwan wants American weapons and why Washington provides them – Radio Free Asia
- The increase in AI-generated “pro se” cases, or suits brought by self-represented litigants, democratizes the legal system but consumes more judicial resources (New York Times)
- Cambodia to mark start of border war with Thailand on May 28 – The Diplomat
- Massachusetts officially recognizes the App Drivers Union, which says it represents about 70,000 workers and is the first state-certified rideshare union in the United States (Bryan Hecht/The Boston Globe)
- Iranian state media reports that President Massoud Pezeshkian has ordered the reopening of international internet access after a nearly 90-day power outage (Reuters)
- A look at the UK’s AI Safety Institute, whose researchers study safety flaws in AI models, as its work becomes a model for other governments’ AI policies (New York Times)
