Weekly Bytes | NASA’s water-hunting Moon rover, Internet Explorer to retire after 25 years, and more

NASA’s water-hunting Moon rover NASA on Friday shared details about its first mobile robot that will be sent to the Moon in late 2023 in search of ice and other resources on and below the lunar surface. Data from the Volatiles Investigating Polar Exploration Rover, or VIPER, would help NASA map resources at the lunar South Pole that could one day be harvested for long-term human exploration at the Moon, the space agency noted. “When astronauts return to the lunar surface for the first time since 1972, they will follow in VIPER’s wheel prints and land at the lunar South Pole,” it said. Amazon invests in electric aircraft firm BETA Technologies, an Electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing aircraft maker, closed a $368 million funding round that included investment from Amazon's Climate Pledge Fund. The feature uses AI to detect harmful language and proactively intervenes to warn the sender their message may be offensive, asking them to pause before hitting send, the dating app noted in a statement, adding “The AI was built based on what members have reported in the past, and it will continue to evolve and improve over time.” According to Tinder, AYS?