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Anthropic Discloses Four Cybersecurity Incidents

Anthropic has released information about four concerning cybersecurity incidents as an employee resignation drew wide public attention online. The events have placed fresh scrutiny on the artificial intelligence company’s security

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Data Center Energy Debate Gains Attention

Rising electricity demand from American data centers is drawing sharper public scrutiny as artificial intelligence and cloud services expand across the country. Fox News host Mark Levin highlighted the debate

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Tech Coverage Should Show the Work Behind It

Major product launches often look effortless once they reach our screens. A polished review appears, a podcast follows, and social clips arrive within hours. Yet the MKBHD team’s Apple event

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AI Shortcuts Fail Job Seekers

Job seekers are using artificial intelligence to influence hiring systems, but the tactic may be weakening their applications instead of improving them. The problem is not simply that employers can

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AI Safety Needs Investment, Not Panic or Denial

Artificial intelligence is becoming more useful at the same time that its builders are warning about serious risks. That tension deserves a measured response. I believe dismissing expert warnings as

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Comedian Shifts From Social Media to Stage

A comedian is preparing to make his stage acting debut as he seeks to move away from social media content. The career shift places live performance at the center of

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Fort Worth VC Firm Draws Institutional Backers

A Fort Worth-based venture capital firm has attracted retirement plans and a private foundation as limited partners in its previous funds, signaling support from long-term institutional investors. The backers include

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Minimal Company Rethinks Its Distraction-Free Phone

The Minimal Company is taking a new direction with its latest phone while keeping its central promise: helping users spend less time looking at screens. The Los Angeles-based company specializes

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S301 Orbit Could Probe Black Hole Spin

A star called S301 passes so close to Sagittarius A* that its orbit could expose how the black hole’s rotation distorts nearby spacetime. The opportunity places the star among the

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Europe Redefines Control Over Digital Systems

European policymakers are shifting the debate over digital control from technology ownership to practical authority over data, infrastructure, access and daily operations. The emerging approach could shape how governments and

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Scientists Spot Decagonal Wave Over Saturn

Scientists have identified an enormous 10-sided wave pattern in Saturn’s icy ammonia clouds, adding an unexpected feature to the planet’s turbulent south pole. The reported formation resembles a decagon when

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Desktop CNC Is Finally Becoming Approachable

Turning a digital idea into a finished metal object has long required costly machines and expert skills. The Infamaker K1 challenges that model. I see this desktop CNC machine as

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MIT Tool Forecasts Plausible Extreme Weather

MIT engineers have developed a forecasting tool that can generate plausible extreme events without relying on records of earlier disasters. The model could help planners assess severe storms that have

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Three Men Face Trial Over Ensenada Deaths

Three men are standing trial over the deaths of brothers Jake and Callum Robinson and their friend, US citizen Jack Carter Rhoad, in Ensenada, Mexico. The proceedings place the deaths

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New York Lawmaker Pushes AI Oversight

New York Assemblyman Alex Bores is placing artificial intelligence oversight near the center of the political debate, arguing that voters now view regulation as a major issue. The Democratic lawmaker

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Bond Market’s $160 Trillion Reach Explained

The global bond market, valued at about $160 trillion, shapes borrowing costs for governments, companies, and households. Yet its language often leaves the public confused. Terms such as “yield curve”

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AI Demand Pushes Gadget Prices Higher

Apple and other device makers have raised prices as artificial intelligence companies compete for scarce technology supplies. The shortage is increasing production costs and placing added pressure on consumers buying

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Blank Street Raises $105 Million for Expansion

Brooklyn-based Blank Street has raised $105 million in venture capital to finance a West Coast expansion, giving the coffee company fresh resources for growth. The funding places Blank Street in

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AI’s Blind Spot Makes AGI Claims Premature

Artificial intelligence can create convincing fake videos, yet leading models struggle to identify their own kind of output. I see that failure as a serious challenge to claims that artificial

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Windows Security Teams Face Busy Summer

Windows and security engineers faced a demanding summer, signaling sustained pressure on the teams responsible for protecting widely used computer systems. The brief assessment points to heavy workloads, but it