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Starbucks is developing internal AI-driven tools to replace parts of the software it currently buys from vendors including Microsoft and IBM, an internal presentation shows. Work includes homegrown alternatives to Microsoft’s inventory-tracking system and IBM’s maintenance-management tools; some projects could be deployed by the end of next year pending test results. CTO Anand Varadarajan told staff earlier this year Starbucks spends about $400m a year on software and sees clear opportunities to reduce that spend. Starbucks says AI is lowering the barrier to building bespoke applications and accelerating employee adoption.

NHTSA chief Jonathan Morrison told CNBC the agency 'absolutely' will consider removing the federal requirement that autonomous vehicles be equipped with a steering wheel, saying manual controls are pointless for vehicles designed not to be human-driven. The agency last month updated federal safety standards to drop the mandatory manual brake pedal. The changes are part of the Trump administration's push to modernize AV rules and could ease the path for Tesla and other companies building wheel- and pedal-free robotaxis, including Tesla's planned Cybercab.