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Singer Accused After Teen Found in Tesla

A singer has been accused of killing 14-year-old Celeste Rivas after her mutilated remains were reportedly found inside his Tesla. The available information does not identify the singer, the location

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MIT Improves AI Designs for Stable Materials

MIT researchers have developed an AI method that designs new materials while giving greater weight to stability and practical use. Called CrysVCD, the approach could reduce the time and money

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Jurors Weigh Clancy’s Criminal Liability

Jurors began deliberating Thursday over whether Lindsay Clancy is criminally liable for killing her three children in 2023, placing the closely watched case in their hands. The deliberations mark a

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Chipmaker’s $96 Billion Quarter Beats Forecasts

A chipmaker reported $96 billion in quarterly revenue, beating forecasts as demand for artificial intelligence hardware continued to accelerate. The result signals that spending on AI computing remains strong, despite

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AI Regulation Race Exposes Policy Divides

Governments are under growing pressure to regulate artificial intelligence, but officials, policy experts and technology companies agree that the process remains “messy.” The dispute centers on how quickly authorities should

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Snowflake Adds Automated AI Model Routing

Snowflake has introduced Cortex AI Gateway, a feature that automatically sends artificial intelligence tasks to smaller models while retaining existing enterprise data controls. The update targets organizations seeking to manage

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Hidden Observatories Pursue Elusive Cosmic Particles

Scientists are placing observatories deep underground and beneath Antarctic ice to detect particles that can pass through Earth almost without leaving a trace. These remote instruments target neutrinos, tiny particles

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New $399 Smartwatch Expands Health Tracking

A new smartwatch starting at $399 will track blood pressure patterns and signs linked to insulin resistance, adding two major health measures to wearable technology. The device will also offer

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Open AI Models Are Closing the Gap

The contest between open-weight and closed AI models is changing faster than many expected. Based on recent releases, hardware investments, and usage data, I believe open models are becoming a

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US President Claims Control Over Oil Reserves

The US president has said the United States will gain “majority” control of 65 billion barrels of proven oil reserves, a claim with major economic and diplomatic stakes. The statement

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Meta Presses Rivals on Child Safety Rules

Meta is urging rival technology companies to adopt similar child-safety rules, adding fresh pressure to an industry facing scrutiny over young users. The company’s appeal, reported by CNBC, also raises

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Nashville Data Center Proposal Draws Resident Scrutiny

A proposed data center beside the Nashville Zoo is drawing public attention as residents question how the project could affect nearby homes, roads, utilities and wildlife. Metro Nashville Council members

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Fortitude Mining Buys 12.5 MW Facility

Fortitude Mining has completed a cash acquisition of a 12.5-megawatt mining facility, spending about $4.7 million after credits. The purchase gives the company control of an energy-intensive operating site at

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Electric Equipment Shift Falls Behind Expectations

The move to quieter electric equipment is advancing more slowly than some supporters want, raising questions about cost, access, and the pace of adoption. The delay affects efforts to reduce

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Presidential AI Challenge Spotlights Student Tools

The Presidential AI Challenge is placing student-built tools at the center of a national push to prepare young Americans for an AI-driven economy. Marc Beckman, a senior adviser to first

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Astronomers Prepare Test for Earthlike Planet Hunt

Astronomers are preparing to test equipment designed to support a future search for Earthlike planets, a key step in assessing whether the technology can meet that demanding goal. The trial

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Reservoir Builds Predictive Home Water Heater

Reservoir has developed a water heater that predicts demand, stores energy, and detects plumbing leaks across a home. The system brings several household energy and safety functions into one appliance,

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Huawei Adoption Persists Despite US Restrictions

A fresh sign of Huawei use outside China suggests the company retains international demand despite years of restrictions imposed by the United States. The development points to continued adoption of

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GEN-1.5 Learns Tasks From Seconds of Data

GEN-1.5 can learn a new task from only three to 12 seconds of demonstration data, according to newly released details about the system. The model can also adapt through limited

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Apple AirPods Leak Signals Privacy-First Cameras

Apple may be developing camera-equipped AirPods that cannot take photos or record video, a restriction that could ease fears surrounding wearable artificial intelligence devices. The leaked concept suggests Apple could