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Dr. Salvador Plasencia pleaded guilty to illegally supplying the drug to Perry, who died in 2023 due to acute effects of ketamine and had long struggled with addiction.

Placencia said in a letter that he treated Perry with ketamine and left vials for him after the actor paid him large sums of money.

He said that money went to help his financially struggling urgent care clinic.

Placencia is one of six people charged with crimes related to Perry's death.

The Trump administration on Wednesday took steps to roll back fuel economy requirements for new cars.

The move is the latest in a broader shift away from hybrids and electric cars.

Trump was joined by auto executives as he proclaimed the changes will make for cheaper vehicles.

As NPR points out, automakers have been sent into whiplash by policy changes in recent administrations.

The Obama administration set ambitious fuel economy rules.

Then Trump reversed them in his first term.

Biden reinstated them, only for Trump to now reverse them again.

And finally, more and more people are turning to ChatGPT in search of answers for deeply personal and profound questions about themselves and the world around them.

And yet it can't reliably tell you the time.

Sometimes it'll ask for more questions or it'll offer you a different time zone altogether.

The Verge looks into why this is happening.

Unlike your phone and your laptop, there's no built-in clock.

And ChatGPT draws from words and patterns in its training data, not from live information.

An AI robotics expert told The Verge that the chatbot has a context window that is limited in what it can store.

And if you try to add more stuff to it, you'd eventually have to start pushing other, more useful stuff out.

So as we wonder how AI will transform the workforce, perhaps the old-world job of the watchmaker will be safe after all.