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The AI lab argues that automation gains in scientific research and manufacturing must be balanced against a new class of risks.

A software update disables the camera when wearers cover the front-facing LED, paired with a new marketing campaign to rehabilitate the device's image.

Brief letters connect nostalgia for fading trades with the Serbelloni group's little-known AI findings and The Terminator's 1984 vision of machines crushing humanity.

A letter from leading technology companies warns that AI-powered cyber-attacks will become more sophisticated within months, narrowing the window for defensive preparation.

A new method learns to anticipate the unprecedented scenarios that critical infrastructure and global supply chains are least prepared for, even without historical records of similar events.

Cheap energy, abundant land, and proximity to Beijing have turned a remote Inner Mongolian city into a crucial hub for the data centers powering China's AI ambitions.

A ruling against the Free State of Bavaria hands activist Markus Drenger a win, though fundamental Open Data issues remain unresolved.

A Verge essay describes feline siblings who can't stand each other, a four-times-daily feeding routine, and the small appliance quietly absorbing the shock of a 2024 family expansion.

Heise's hands-on review examines Brett Trepstra's Marked 3, a macOS tool that bundles the full Markdown workflow into a single package.

As demand for Meta's camera-equipped AI glasses explodes, privacy-conscious bystanders are turning to imperfect tools like Zuckoff to spot them.

The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology grants Zhejiang Geespace Technology a two-year permit, opening China's satellite communications market to private capital.

Heise examines whether the fastest integrated graphics units on the market can finally replace dedicated graphics cards for gamers.

BIOS version 3.20 for Ryzen 7040-series mainboards, released in July, has reportedly rendered some Framework Laptop 13 machines inoperable on both Windows and Linux.

Affected users say Grok began returning nonsensical output as early as Wednesday morning, flagging the issue to TechCrunch.

Footage showing the VR headset's unboxing, setup process, and accessories briefly appeared on the ARM Steam client following an update before being pulled.

The latest feature launch deepens Google's push to make Gemini the AI assistant students turn to for learning and studying, as competition with rivals like OpenAI intensifies.

The upcoming action film was available to stream in full on the US version of Prime Video for at least an hour, weeks before its August 21st theatrical release.

After years of crowd-pleasing humanoid demos, China's robotics industry confronts the harder task of turning global attention and capital into commercially scalable businesses.

Drawing on a digital adolescence marked by both danger and discovery, Pam Wisniewski's story anchors a growing case for rethinking the tools meant to keep kids safe online.

In a Guardian op-ed, the Vermont senator argues that progressive candidates are defeating better-funded establishment Democrats by naming the economic realities voters live daily—and offering solutions their rivals won't.

US states allege the tech giant designed Facebook and Instagram to hook children, as Meta argues in court that social media addiction does not exist.

Zak, Zelda, and Cody Williams say they want their late father's profile to be a 'safe, trusted place' after his daughter spoke out against the use of his AI likeness.

The Chinese tech giant is prioritising long-term artificial intelligence investment even as second-quarter net profits fall under competitive and cost pressures.

Four in ten leaders with employees working from home now want less remote work, according to a new survey from the Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise (NHO).

The repairable Fairphone 6 Plus goes on sale unlocked in the US for $649.99 through Fairphone's website and Amazon, with support for T-Mobile and AT&T.

MIT Technology Review tempers forecasts of imminent recursive self-improvement, even as today's models already write code, generate synthetic training data, and help optimize the chips they run on.

The network's new show curates its stories from social media chatter and web searches — and has quietly been on air since April.

The deal will see Wood manage lifecycle data for nearly 100 Equinor assets in Norway, underscoring the growing role of digital infrastructure in energy operations.

A Built In explainer recaps the world's top state-backed funds and tracks a growing push to channel capital into artificial intelligence.

The autonomous driving software company plans to develop an AI chip for self-driving applications and release the design as open source.

Apple will revise its data collection consent prompts after Germany's Federal Cartel Office said the design of App Tracking Transparency favored the company's own apps.

A simple sewn-in hook — proudly branded BagLev — has The Verge's reviewer hooked on the camera-gear maker's new City Line of bags.

An opinion piece argues that uncontrolled AI rollout is not a 'mixed blessing' but a miscalculated risk born of a failure of responsible leadership, especially in Western nations.

The sensor-level imaging feature, including a retro 'Digi' style that mimics older digital cameras, won't be coming to previous Pixel phones.

As camera-equipped smart glasses become virtually indistinguishable from ordinary eyewear, a new Heise guide maps the legal recourse against covert video recordings.

The force says 'a great deal of public opposition is likely' to a proposed datacentre near Edinburgh, as AI infrastructure becomes a flashpoint worldwide.

The investment-banking giant is set to expand its exchange-traded fund footprint with the planned purchase of Neos Investments in a deal valued at up to $2.25 billion.

The sovereign wealth investor reports a passive 5.64% beneficial ownership position in the technology services firm via an amended Schedule 13G filing.

A watershed cybersecurity breach has forced the AI lab to confront hard questions about the culture that enabled it.

Prosecutors allege 17-year-old Arjun Aravind used the internet and AI to search for fantasy stories about killing his family; he is being held without bail after a not-guilty plea was entered on his behalf.

A new hands-on review finds autonomous mowers finally capable of real yard work, even as their tendency to wander keeps them short of set-it-and-forget-it status.

The Verge's roughly two-hour hands-on with Marvel's Wolverine delivered the expected carnage — and an unexpected attachment to Logan himself.

The police-tech giant is rewriting how officers access its nationwide network of license plate readers, aiming to quell public criticism and win back contracts lost over mass-surveillance concerns.

The Wuhan-based chipmaker captured 14% of global NAND bit shipments in the second quarter, narrowly overtaking Japan's Kioxia in a milestone for China's semiconductor ambitions.

The Retro Mechanical Keyboard with Dual Super Buttons is 30 percent off on Amazon, one of the lowest prices seen for the bundle.

Risk aversion and conservatism are blamed for Japanese firms' slow embrace of artificial intelligence.

The Peabody-winning studio behind 1000XResist returns with a Captcha-filled horror game about digital clones, corporate labor and what it means to have a 'meat body.'

The investment bank maintains its optimistic outlook on equities while forecasting crude oil prices will slip below the $70 mark.

A Marin Independent Journal opinion piece argues that California should take a restrained approach to artificial intelligence regulation rather than a heavy-handed one.

An opinion piece argues that long-running conflicts must remain exceptional rather than becoming an accepted feature of the international order.

A newspaper editorial examines how artificial intelligence is challenging the credibility of examinations and what institutions may need to do about it.

The Shanghai-listed Nvidia challenger seeks fresh capital in Hong Kong amid booming demand for home-grown computing power.

The doctors' association cites 'serious parental failure' and demands strict platform rules as Minister Prien prepares new legislation.

Elon Musk's platform retires its embattled payout model in favor of a September 8 launch that gates rewards behind verified reach.

The indietronica musician turned entrepreneur is developing new music hardware that he insists is a forward-looking product, not a nostalgia play.

Tech investors wanted a slice of the World Cup before the plan was scrapped — and the episode raises the question of whether such proposals are now inevitable.

The Moonrock-operated games media outlet, launched in late 2024, has shed its full newsroom, according to its former editor-in-chief.

Tokyo's move to support the currency delivered only a muted response as traders questioned whether intervention could outweigh deeper skepticism about Japan's policy direction.

Citizen's Allowance recipients are increasingly using AI to contest official notices, straining job centers — and more than a quarter of the appeals succeed.

Samsung's first Ultra-branded foldable carves out its own form factor instead of simply supersizing the standard Z Fold 8.

The home-sharing platform says artificial intelligence is helping it ship features faster while it begins testing a new AI-powered search experience users can switch on and off.

Hyperscale projects draw bipartisan backlash in Arkansas over water and electricity use and the appropriation of rural, Black-owned land.

The regulator is standing up a specialized team to pursue accounting and financial reporting fraud with dedicated expertise, focus, and capacity.

Apple's flagship wireless earbuds are $60 off, with Amazon and Walmart matching the discounted price.

The Chinese automaker's Brazilian factory delivers its debut hybrid model as sales in Latin America's largest car market continue to climb.

The chipmaker's new SEPP initiative aims to strengthen education pathways from K-12 through post-secondary schooling and into semiconductor careers.

The Norwegian club plans to exclude identified offenders for 20 matches, as UEFA sanctions loom over the supporter misconduct.

A unanimous yearlong moratorium in Hernando County, Florida, signals a growing bipartisan backlash against the infrastructure powering the AI boom.

Iron Bestie, a robotic make-up assistant powered by vision-language models and voice, beat more than 160 global competitors in a 48-hour hardware-meets-software sprint.

The island's electronics and manufacturing supply chain is positioning the emerging space economy as its next major market opportunity.

Elected to lead the Moderate Youth League in 2020 and removed after two years, Matilda Ekeblad now stands as one of the Moderates' top parliamentary candidates in Östergötland.

Gunnar Lindstedt criticizes the streamer's new production for not disclosing which crimes Trustor figure Thomas Jisander was convicted of.

The chipmaker and its partners are directing investment toward U.S. supply chains, energy grids and skilled labor to onshore the infrastructure behind AI and advanced computing.

Aggressive price cuts, technical breakthroughs and accelerating adoption from players like DeepSeek and MiniMax prompt the bank to lift its year-end projection from US$10 billion.

A cluster of US-China rifts over artificial intelligence models, advanced robotics, optical modules and an expanded forced labour blacklist is setting the stage for a contentious September leaders' meeting.

Activist group Everyone Hates Elon leads guerrilla ad and GDPR email campaigns against Meta's smart glasses, as rights groups warn of surveillance and women share stories of non-consensual filming.

The Chinese AI unicorn is expected to close its latest financing round this month while dismantling its offshore structure for a potential year-end listing in Hong Kong, according to sources.

The encrypted messenger extends its linked-devices feature beyond PCs and iPads, letting a single phone number sync securely across additional Android phones and iPhones.

The battery purchase underscores the financial and supply-chain ties binding Elon Musk's companies together.

Readers preferred ChatGPT's simpler, more digestible prose in a new study, though researchers caution the findings do not render human authors obsolete.

A seven-year review of Tesla earnings calls shows the CEO devotes roughly half his speaking time to robots and AI, leaving the core car business in the background.

Puck's Matthew Belloni says generative tools have quietly become standard in filmmaking, shifting the industry's battle from adoption to power over what comes next.

A leaked memo obtained by The Verge suggests Microsoft's next console, codenamed Project Helix, will run titles from every prior Xbox generation as well as PC games.

Research finds non-experts defer to LLM-based diagnostic assistance even when it is wrong, while clinicians successfully catch the AI's errors.

Offline wallets are pitched as the gold standard of crypto security, but when the random number generator behind a seed phrase fails, the secret is guessable from the moment of creation.

As AI services spread, buyers are struggling to control costs while sellers remain unsure how much to charge, leaving both sides of the market without a reliable pricing model.

After years of delays, Apple's AI upgrade makes Siri genuinely useful, but it lands in a landscape where capable assistants are now table stakes.

Beijing revises integrated-circuit layout regulations, clarifying licensing, transfer, co-ownership rights and infringement penalties as it pushes for tech self-sufficiency under US export controls.

New Dynamic Insights feature turns system-wide runtime data into evidence-based recommendations for developers and AI coding agents optimizing software on Arm-based platforms.

JD.com joins Alibaba and Meituan in rolling out AI-enabled smart helmets for food couriers, blending voice assistance and computer vision to boost rider safety and delivery efficiency.

Heise's review of Xiaomi's latest smart sports watch asks whether its sensor accuracy, route navigation and marathon battery life make it a real alternative to Garmin and Polar.

Secondhand dealers preparing for the Melbourne Rare Book Fair fear old and rare books are being scanned for AI training and then destroyed.