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    Dutch driver converts vintage VW bus to electric▼Elke keer als ik de motorkap van mijn oude VW Bus opentrek voel ik een glansje verrukking. En ruik ik helemaal niks! # oMmastodonLifeAutos144 min ago

    A VW bus owner in the Netherlands describes the small thrill of opening the hood of his vintage van after converting it to electric power, noting he now smells nothing when working on it. The conversion was featured in Dutch newspaper Trouw's coverage of sustainability, and the owner adds that he now drives partly on solar power, a point resonating with enthusiasts of classic vehicle EV conversions.

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    Luminator launches AI-based transit shelter monitoring system▼Luminator launches AI-based Transit Environment Intelligence for bus stop and shelter monitoring✉newsEnvironment3 d ago

    Luminator has introduced Transit Environment Intelligence, an AI-based system for monitoring bus stops and shelters. The technology is aimed at giving transit operators real-time insight into conditions at stops, supporting maintenance and passenger safety. The announcement was reported by Sustainable Bus, a publication covering sustainable public transport, and highlights growing use of artificial intelligence in transit infrastructure.

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    The Lundquist College of Business has announced the next chapter of its sustainable business program, signaling a renewed or expanded commitment to sustainability in business education. Details of leadership changes or strategic shifts are limited, and it is unclear what specific developments the announcement covers. Observers of business education and sustainability initiatives are watching for further details.

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    The ugly economics of consumer AI●The ugly economics of consumer AI https://techcrunch.com/2026/09/30/the-ugly-economics-of-consumer-ai/ # AI # Tech # BusMmastodonBusiness45 d ago

    TechCrunch has published an analysis arguing that consumer-facing artificial intelligence products face troubling economics, with costs likely outweighing revenues for many companies. The piece examines how the gap between expensive AI infrastructure and what users are willing to pay is forcing difficult decisions across the industry. It is drawing attention from tech and business readers weighing whether current AI business models are sustainable.