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Tech Roundup: OpenAI Hack, Policy, Light Flip

A week of tech debate touched security, policy, and design. A reported OpenAI intrusion again raised questions about AI companies and risk. FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr’s positions on platforms and

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Gaming Tablets Are the Real Portable Consoles

Mobile gaming used to mean compromise. Today, it looks more like a serious alternative to laptops and handhelds. After watching a detailed hands-on with Red Magic’s Astra 2, I am

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Trump Administration Briefs AI Labs Privately

The Trump administration shared details of a new artificial intelligence plan with leading labs on Tuesday, including OpenAI and Anthropic, while keeping specifics out of public view. The quiet briefings

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Zenity Raises $125 Million Series C

In New York, Zenity announced a fresh $125 million Series C, signaling investor confidence in tools that secure AI agents as companies race to deploy them across daily work. The

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Flock Safety CEO Faces Privacy Questions

As cities weigh privacy against crime prevention, Flock Safety has become a lightning rod in the fight over how much surveillance is acceptable on public streets. The company’s founder and

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ESPN Debuts AI Poker Tells Detection

ESPN introduced an artificial intelligence tool that flags poker “tells” during broadcasts of the 2026 World Series of Poker, raising questions about fairness and showmanship. The feature appeared on live

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3D-Printed Suits Let Cockroaches Dive Longer

A research team has built tiny 3D-printed diving suits that let cockroaches walk underwater for up to three hours with no harm, raising new ideas for search-and-rescue and off-world scouting.