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MIT Launches JARVIS AI Engineering Challenge

Massachusetts Institute of Technology has launched the JARVIS Challenge, a sprint-style competition that asks students to test whether artificial intelligence can speed up engineering work without sacrificing quality. The initiative

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Can Fauci Face Prison? Legal Reality

Calls to imprison the former White House chief medical adviser have grown louder in conservative circles, raising a pointed question for prosecutors and the public alike. Could a high-profile health

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New iPhone Feature Eases Wireless Transfers

A new iPhone feature will let people wirelessly move more types of data without installing a separate app, a change that could streamline setup and switching. The update, announced recently,

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Ozlo Updates Sleep Earbuds After Bose Exit

Ozlo announced its first major update to its sleep earbuds, signaling a push to define a product category once left behind by Bose. The company said the new version brings

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Chinese AI Researchers Turn To X

Researchers from Chinese AI labs are accelerating their presence on X, even as employees at OpenAI and Anthropic scale back public posts. The shift is reshaping where technical debates happen

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Stop Chasing Demos, Focus AI On Usefulness

AI had another crowded week, but one theme cut through the noise. Flashy demos keep stealing the spotlight, while the tools that actually help people get work done sit in

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U.S. Weighs Sanctions On Chinese AI Models

The United States is considering sanctions on Chinese open AI models over alleged intellectual property theft, a move that could escalate tech and trade tensions. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent signaled

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White House Presses Military on AI

The White House is urging the Pentagon to move faster on artificial intelligence, pressing for systems that can select and strike targets with less human control. The push is testing

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Open Source Risk Management Beyond Vulnerability Scanning

Dependency scanning has quietly become part of the normal development workflow. A build runs, packages are checked against vulnerability databases, and anything linked to a published CVE immediately appears in

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Global Crypto Rules Tighten As Enforcement Rises

Regulators are speeding up efforts to police digital assets, as the United States, Europe, and Asia move on new rules and high-profile cases reshape the market. In the United States,

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Exclusion Claims Stir Tensions On Island

Fresh claims that Indonesians were being left out of daily life on an island have sparked anger and worry among residents. Community members described a growing chill in social ties

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ASE Lifts Capex to $10.5 Billion

Taiwan’s ASE Technology Holding said it will raise capital spending this year by $2 billion to about $10.5 billion, signaling firm demand for chip packaging and testing. The move, announced

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Ceuta Border Sees Sudden Migrant Surge

Border guards in Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta were overwhelmed as crowds of young men rushed gates and swam around the coastal barrier, seeking entry into Europe. The dramatic

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Europe Races To Fortify Infrastructure

After a summer marked by heat, floods, and power strains, European companies and policymakers are moving to protect critical systems and keep economies running. Across the continent, officials are assessing

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Pocket Cameras Need Zoom More Than Hype

Portable cameras keep promising more range, more color, and more convenience. The latest example is DJI’s new Pocket 4P, which adds a second lens and bigger dynamic range claims to

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Study Links Soccer Finals To Fan Stress

A new study following hundreds of soccer supporters found that tension peaks as a team marches to a tournament final, with clear spikes in stress and heart rate. The research

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MyDecisive Exits Stealth With $12 Million

A new San Francisco startup, MyDecisive, has stepped into public view with fresh capital and a simple message of intent. The company said it has emerged from stealth and secured

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Halliday G2 Glasses Summarize Meetings

Halliday is pitching a new twist on workplace note taking with its G2 smart glasses, which can listen to meetings and produce summaries without using video. The device targets busy

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Sony Accuses Udio Of Copying Music

Sony Music Group has accused the AI music start-up Udio of using its recordings without permission, escalating a high-stakes fight over how generative tools train on copyrighted works. The claim

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Fauci Faces Senate Questions On Covid Origins

Dr. Anthony Fauci appeared on Capitol Hill for a high-profile hearing focused on how the Covid pandemic began and what federal officials knew at the time. The Senate Homeland Security

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Apple Vision Pro VP Reportedly Joins OpenAI

Apple is facing a high-profile executive change, as Paul Meade, the vice president overseeing the Vision Pro headset, is reportedly leaving to join OpenAI’s hardware team. The move, described by