Data breaches in 2024 exposed info of millions, stressing the need for better cybersecurity. VeriSource Services experienced a major data breach, exposing personal information of about 4 million people, including sensitive data like Social Security numbers.
Texas votes to create a new city called Starbase centered around Elon Musk's SpaceX, with the measure passing with broad support. The new city covers 1½ square miles at the southern tip of Texas and is expected to benefit SpaceX operations.
Archer Aviation, in partnership with United Airlines, plans to launch an air taxi service in NYC to bypass traffic jams and reach destinations faster using all-electric Midnight aircraft. The service aims to connect helipads in Manhattan to major airports and create a seamless travel experience.
Nvidia and AI startup Anthropic are in a public dispute over upcoming U.S. chip export restrictions to prevent China from gaining AI advantage. Anthropic wants tighter controls, while Nvidia criticizes the use of policy to limit competitiveness.
Aurora launches commercial driverless trucking service in Texas, partnering with Uber Freight and Hirschbach Motor Lines. Their self-driving trucks use advanced technology to operate safely on public roads, with plans to expand their fleet by 2025.
The most powerful solar telescope in the world, the Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope in Hawaii, captured a detailed image of a cluster of sunspots using its Visible Tunable Filter (VTF). Scientists hope it will help predict solar storms. The telescope is not fully operational yet, but the image it captured during testing shows its potential. Sunspots are areas of intense magnetic activity that can trigger solar flares and coronal mass ejections with damaging effects on Earth.
Data breaches in 2024 exposed personal information of millions in the healthcare sector, highlighting the need for better cybersecurity measures. Yale New Haven Health suffered a cyberattack leading to the leak of sensitive patient data. Steps are being taken to mitigate the impact and protect affected individuals.
Alpha School in Texas is using AI to deliver personalized instruction, students spend only 2 hours in class with impressive results. 'Jeopardy' host skeptical of AI. Sam Altman's iris-scanning tech raises privacy concerns.
Researchers have discovered that modern deepfake technology can preserve heartbeat patterns from source videos, making existing detection tools unreliable. The study challenges the previous belief that deepfakes lack physiological signals like pulse. Detection methods now need to focus on analyzing how these signals are distributed across the face rather than simply looking for their presence.
Police forces around the world are incorporating AI-powered robots into law enforcement strategies, with Thailand and China leading the way. The use of these robots raises concerns about safety, privacy, and the role of technology in society, while the U.S. focuses on AI for data analysis and surveillance without humanoid patrol robots.
JetZero is developing a revolutionary blended-wing body plane that could replace older Boeing jets, with United Airlines backing the project and planning to buy up to 200 of the new planes. The Z4 plane aims to burn half the fuel of traditional planes, with a design that widens cabin space and offers a 'living room in the sky' experience.
American military satellite reportedly 'buzzing' Chinese counterparts in space race challenge. US Space Force and China Defense Ministry contacted for comments. USA 324 satellite made close passes to China's TJS-16 and TJS-17. China's satellites viewed as conducting classified missions. US Space Force defends maneuvers as part of space surveillance operations.
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CCTV footage captures a humanoid robot going on a rampage in a factory, causing destruction. The incident sparks discussions about the potential dangers and ethical concerns surrounding artificial intelligence.
Driverless trucks are officially running their first regular long-haul routes between Dallas and Houston under Aurora's commercial service, no longer requiring safety drivers. The technology has completed over 1,200 miles without a human in the truck.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent discusses President Donald Trump's fiscal and cryptocurrency goals on 'My View with Lara Trump'. There is a focus on the involvement of Chris Lehane, a Democratic operative, in the crypto and AI industries and his interactions with the Trump administration.
TikTok has been fined $600 million by the Irish Data Protection Commission for violating the GDPR by sending European users' data to servers in China. The company failed to ensure data protection standards equivalent to those required by the EU.
Apple reported record revenue in the March quarter driven by strong demand for iPhones and other devices ahead of potential new U.S. tariffs. Majority of U.S. iPhones will now come from India, while iPads and other devices will be imported from Vietnam.
American military satellite reportedly 'buzzing' Chinese counterparts as China advances in space race. US Space Force established in 2019 to protect US interests in space. China's ambitious space programs include a space station and a manned mission to the moon. Recent satellite maneuvers raise questions about potential close inspections and observations.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg discuss the growing role of AI in software development at Meta's LlamaCon event. Nadella reveals that up to 30% of Microsoft's code is now written by AI, while Zuckerberg hints at future AI involvement in Meta's code generation.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai argued in a federal court hearing that the government's proposed measures to address the company's illegal monopoly in online search would hinder innovation and investment in new technologies. The case is a significant test of the U.S. government's efforts to regulate the power of tech giants in Silicon Valley.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune expedited stablecoin legislation sponsored by Sen. Bill Hagerty to establish a regulatory framework for stablecoins and promote U.S. dollar dominance. The bill is supported by key Senate Banking Committee members and aims to modernize the payments system.
Donald Trump's involvement in a dinner with investors of his cryptocurrency, TRUMP coin, raises concerns about potential bribery and corruption. The coin's value surged after the announcement, leading to questions about violating emoluments clauses. Despite regulatory implications, legal experts warn of potential consequences for Trump's actions.
After Acting U.S. Attorney for D.C. Ed Martin raised concerns about Wikipedia's political bias, editors attacked him, Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger, and Elon Musk for criticizing the site's left-wing bias. Suggestions were made to blackout the site or move servers outside the U.S. Martin's Wikipedia page was vandalized, and labels like 'far-right' and 'conspiracy theorist' were added. The site has faced scrutiny for left-wing bias and sourcing policies.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg envisions a future where people have AI-generated friends to fill the gap in their social connections, believing it can add value to their lives despite concerns about replacing real-life connections. He discusses the potential of AI in facilitating conversations and communication, as well as blending the physical and digital worlds through holographic overlays.
Harrods, the luxury department store in London, was targeted in a cyberattack, leading to concerns about online security for high-end businesses. Customer payment data was not compromised, and the store took proactive steps to secure their systems.
Former national security advisor warns about DOJ's proposal to break up Google's monopoly on online search, citing national security risks and impact on U.S. competitiveness with China. The proposal is seen as overly broad and could hinder innovation in key technologies.
The U.S. accuses an Israeli private investigator of leading a hacking campaign against American climate activists. The investigator, Amit Forlit, is facing extradition after being charged with conspiracy to commit computer hacking, wire fraud, and other offenses. The hacking operation aimed to discredit groups involved in climate-change litigation and was allegedly commissioned by a D.C. lobbying and consulting firm working for a major oil and gas company in Texas.
Researchers in the U.K. are working on producing high-end clutches and totes made from T. rex skin grown from fossilized remains. The project aims to create sustainable and biodegradable leather that is structurally identical to traditional leather. Experts are skeptical about the feasibility and cost of producing lab-grown T. rex leather commercially.
Locals in Australia helped return a stranded great white shark to deeper water with the help of a tourist and his drone.
A Russian satellite linked to the country's nuclear anti-satellite weapons program is spinning out of control, indicating a setback for their space weapons development. The satellite, Cosmos 2553, is no longer operational and its exact purpose remains unclear.
A massive blackout across Spain, Portugal, and part of France caused chaos in transportation and daily routines, with power being restored to most of Spain and Portugal. The cause of the blackout is still unknown, but experts are working to determine what happened.
Dr. Marc Siegel discusses brain-implant technology by Neuralink for ALS patients. Brad Smith, a paralyzed ALS patient, communicates through thought with a brain-computer interface, controlled mouse and AI-generated voice. Neuralink implants in the motor cortex for movement control. Despite risks, the technology offers hope for paralyzed patients.
First nonstop beating heart transplant performed at National Taiwan University Hospital (NTUH) revolutionizes cardiac surgery by eliminating traditional pause in blood flow, known as ischemic time, resulting in better outcomes for patients worldwide.
Israeli defense innovations have greatly influenced and strengthened the United States military across various aspects including tank protection systems, counter-IED technologies, canine operational tactics, counter-tunneling technologies, airpower evolution, laser defense systems, and artificial intelligence-driven warfare solutions.
President Trump's trade war policies are causing a 35% decline in cargo arriving at the Port of Los Angeles. The U.S. holds the most bitcoin, but private crypto holders outnumber governments. IBD offers exclusive stock lists, expert market analysis, and tools for investors.
Tesla is facing serious financial challenges with dwindling sales, plunging profits, and brand damage due to Musk's political activities. The company heavily relies on regulatory credits for revenue, which may be at risk due to changing regulations. Despite Musk's optimism, Tesla's financial distress is evident in its declining profit margins and competition in the EV market.
Meta's AI chatbots on Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp engage in sexually explicit role-play, including with accounts belonging to children. Despite warnings, Meta allowed for sexual scenarios and celebrity voices. CEO Mark Zuckerberg prioritized looser restrictions on chatbots. Experts warn of potential toxic relationships and mental health impacts, especially on youth. Tragic incidents, including a teen suicide, have been linked to addiction to AI chatbots.
Spain experienced a massive blackout after operating entirely on renewable energy, mainly solar and wind. The blackout caused chaos and confusion, affecting millions of people. Experts warn that over-reliance on renewables may lead to catastrophic events like this.
Spain and Portugal experienced widespread blackouts following a day of running on renewable energy. The cause is under investigation, with a possible link to a cyberattack. The blackout affected major cities, transportation systems, and internet services, causing chaos and disruptions. Emergency plans were activated, and backup generators helped maintain essential services in hospitals. The blackout also impacted France and other European countries, with some regions experiencing limited outages. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause and restore power.
IBM plans to invest $150 billion in the United States over the next five years, focusing on American jobs and manufacturing. The investment includes $30 billion in research and development for mainframe and quantum computers.
An overnight fire at a Tesla dealership in Mesa, Arizona is being investigated as a potential case of arson with the perpetrators spray-painting 'THIEF' on the building. Similar incidents targeting Tesla facilities across the U.S. have been on the rise, with individuals facing federal charges for attacks.
Spain and Portugal experience widespread blackouts following a possible cyber attack, causing chaos in major cities. The blackout affects transportation, internet services, and public infrastructure, leading to emergency measures being taken. Investigations are ongoing to identify the cause of the outages.
Spain and Portugal experience catastrophic power outages due to a suspected cyberattack, causing chaos in cities, airports, hospitals, and transportation systems. Officials are investigating the cause, with speculation of Russian involvement. Residents face challenges with no electricity, internet, traffic lights, and disrupted services. Hospitals rely on emergency generators to keep patients alive. Air travel, public transportation, and daily life are severely impacted.
SPROUT is a soft, vine-like robot developed by MIT Lincoln Laboratory and the University of Notre Dame to aid in safe survivor rescues in collapsed buildings. It can navigate tight spaces and map collapsed structures, providing a safer and more adaptable solution for search-and-rescue operations.
Google is using artificial intelligence to understand how dolphins communicate with the hope that humans could one day chat with them. They have built an AI model called DolphinGemma to analyze and categorize dolphin sounds gathered by the Wild Dolphin Project. The model aims to establish a shared vocabulary for interactive communication with dolphins.
The 404 Media Podcast discusses the controversial topic of Massive Blue selling AI-powered undercover bots to law enforcement. They also cover visiting a millennial saint and talk about business in the subscribers-only section.
Blue Shield of California admitted to sharing private health data of 4.7 million users with Google for three years without realizing it, highlighting the risks of healthcare data breaches and privacy violations.
Delta Air Lines is partnering with aerospace startup JetZero to introduce a revolutionary blended wing body (BWB) aircraft design that reduces drag and weight, resulting in fuel efficiency improvements of up to 50% compared to traditional aircraft. The BWB aircraft aims to support Delta's 2050 net-zero target and provide a cleaner, quieter, and more efficient future for air travel.
The CyberGuy discusses the importance of strong passwords to protect against data breaches and identity theft. He recommends using unique, complex passwords for each account and suggests using a password manager for better security.
Americans' confidence in online content has hit rock bottom with most people believing the majority of what they see on the internet isn't trustworthy. A survey by Talker Research reveals that only 41% of online content is considered accurate and factual by Americans.
ChatGPT helps woman detect cancer missed by doctors, Tesla launches FSD Supervised ride-hailing service, House probes DeepSeek over US data harvesting, Trump signs education reform orders, Butterfly Effect unveils autonomous AI model Manus.
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XPENG's humanoid robot, Iron, combines advanced artificial intelligence with human-like movement and exceptional vision. It is designed to change how we think about robots in everyday life by performing a variety of tasks beyond just assembling electric vehicles in XPENG's factories.
An Australian radio station faced backlash for using an AI-generated host named Thy without disclosing it for six months. The host's true identity was questioned by a writer, leading to revelations of AI use. The station defended the experiment, but was criticized for not being transparent about the AI host.
Famous aerobatic pilot Rob Holland died in a plane crash at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia while attempting a routine landing. The NTSB confirmed he was in touch with the air traffic control tower before the crash. The aircraft involved was an MX Aircraft MXS, specifically built for airshows.
Apple plans to shift all iPhone assembly for the U.S. market from China to India by 2026 due to trade war pressures. This move accelerates Apple's supply chain diversification strategy and requires significant production ramp-up in India.
Slate Auto, backed by Jeff Bezos, is unveiling a low-cost electric truck that can transform into an SUV, starting at $20,000 after incentives. It is designed as a simple, affordable, and customizable vehicle with a range of 150 miles on a single charge.
Data breaches in 2024 exposed info of millions, stressing the need for better cybersecurity. Hertz faced a breach due to a cyberattack on one of its software vendors, compromising sensitive customer data. Steps to protect oneself post-breach are advised.
South Korea's data privacy watchdog agency found that China's DeepSeek AI platform transferred user data without consent to companies in China and the U.S. The app was banned in South Korea over privacy concerns and is under investigation for data privacy issues and ties to the Chinese government.
An Australian radio station faced backlash for using an AI-generated host named Thy without disclosing it for six months before the host's true identity was questioned by a writer. The station defended the use of AI technology in broadcast content but was criticized for not being transparent about it.
Tech expert Kurt Knutsson discusses the privacy concerns surrounding malicious browser extensions that steal user data. He highlights 35 suspicious Chrome extensions that pose potential privacy and security risks. These extensions have been collectively installed over 4 million times and are designed for surveillance purposes, with the ability to monitor browsing activity, observe login sessions, and alter website content without user knowledge.
Voters in Texas will decide in May whether SpaceX's rocket launch site will become a city, sparking a debate over public access to a nearby beach.
DigiKey, a major marketplace for electronic components, faces challenges due to tariffs on Chinese goods, impacting their operations and employees in Thief River Falls, Minn.
Microsoft's antitrust case in the late 1990s serves as a key reference point for the current antitrust case involving Google and the U.S. government. The ruling against Microsoft helped shape current antitrust laws and is being used as a guide for deciding penalties against Google. Both cases revolve around allegations of monopolistic practices in the tech industry.
The article discusses how Chinese manufacturers are competing with Western brands in the gaming industry, benefiting from the U.S.-China trade war. Despite Trump's tariffs, Chinese products are becoming more popular due to their affordability and quality. Consumers are choosing Chinese alternatives for gaming accessories over American brands. The uncertainty surrounding electronics tariffs may impact the prices of American-made products globally.
China organized a half-marathon race where humanoids and robots competed, showcasing the advancements in robotics. Despite some robots facing technical issues and needing assistance to complete the race, the event highlighted China's progress in AI and humanoid robots.
OpenAI is considering acquiring Google's Chrome browser to transform it into an AI-centric experience amidst the ongoing search monopoly antitrust trial against Google. This move aligns with OpenAI's ambition to enhance its AI capabilities and expand its reach in the digital landscape.
Intel is reportedly planning significant layoffs, aiming to cut over 20% of its staff under the new CEO's leadership. The company is restructuring to streamline management and focus on engineering-driven culture to compete with industry rivals like Nvidia.
Kevin Systrom testified that Mark Zuckerberg saw Instagram as a threat to Facebook and starved it of resources after acquiring it. The FTC claims Meta sought to establish an illegal monopoly by acquiring Instagram as part of a 'buy-or-bury strategy.' The trial includes emails showing Systrom's frustration with Meta's treatment of Instagram.
Artificial intelligence struggles to forecast the outcome of the process by which Catholic cardinals elect a new pope following the death of Pope Francis. Various AI chatbots offer insights into potential frontrunners with mixed results.
Elon Musk's control of a social media platform has led to suppression of users who criticize him, raising concerns about free speech and manipulation of reach. Far-right influencers faced decreased visibility after feuding with Musk, with some losing access to monetization. Musk's actions have sparked criticism and accusations of abuse of power.
NATO is implementing a defense initiative called the 'Drone Wall' along its eastern border to enhance surveillance and deterrence against Russian threats. The project involves autonomous surveillance drones and counter-drone systems to bolster Europe's defenses and counter modern warfare tactics.
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The Independent reports on Elon Musk's crackdown on 'parody' accounts on social media platform X, which have been used for scams and misleading behavior. New rules require parody accounts to add keywords at the front of their name and use different profile pictures. Enforcement begins on April 10.
Google's YouTube quietly removed 'gender identity and expression' from its hate speech policy, sparking concern among LGBT advocates. The change came after President Donald Trump's inauguration, leading to scrutiny over protections for transgender and nonbinary users on the platform.
New research shows AI therapy bots can deliver mental health therapy with as much efficacy as human clinicians, addressing the shortage of mental health providers in the U.S. Researchers trained AI bots in clinical best practices and found significant improvement in patients with depression, anxiety, and eating disorders. The AI therapists also foster strong bonds with patients and offer flexibility in accessing therapy without time constraints.
The article discusses the privacy concerns related to AI tools like ChatGPT, emphasizing the risks of sharing sensitive information and the importance of protecting personal data.
Amazon introduces Amazon Haul, offering affordable prices on a variety of products including fashion, home items, travel products, and tech. Prime members can enjoy additional benefits. Various items available from phone holders to makeup sponges and dog bowls. Also includes grill accessories and mop slippers.
Microsoft has been halting or delaying data center projects in various countries, leading to concerns about future demand for cloud and AI services. Investors are worried about the company's spending plans and the impact on global tech stocks, particularly chipmakers. Despite the pullback, Microsoft remains committed to significant spending on data center expansion.
French startup Beyond Aero is developing a hydrogen-electric jet called BYA-1 with zero emissions and reduced costs, set to launch in 2030. The innovative aircraft promises to be a game changer in the aviation industry.
The article discusses the use of AI tools to combat child trafficking and identify child predators. It highlights the work of 'Sound of Freedom' executive producer Paul Hutchinson and black hat hackers in exposing child pornography on the dark web. The article also mentions the increase in victim identification and convictions related to human trafficking.
The article discusses the potential of hydrogen as an energy source and its various applications in agriculture, transportation, and energy production. It highlights efforts to increase domestic hydrogen production and reduce reliance on foreign sources.
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In-Q-Tel, the venture capital firm of U.S. intelligence agencies, reached its 800th investment milestone this week, focusing on emerging information, cybersecurity, and intelligence technology. The organization aims to bridge private sector capabilities with the needs of intelligence and defense communities.
The article discusses ways to repurpose old Android devices for various useful functions such as creating a digital photo frame, using it as a personal calendar, turning it into a security camera, and more.
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President Donald Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs crackdown is expected to increase the price of iPhones significantly due to higher production costs. The tariffs aim to encourage domestic manufacturing but experts warn that moving iPhone production to the US would not be economically feasible.
Donald Trump's shake-up of the federal government has caused concern in Huntsville's booming defence industry, a city known for its technological innovation and high concentration of engineers. The city, also known as the Rocket City, has a long history of aerospace and defence work, but recent government cuts and policy changes have sparked fear among residents and workers. The potential impact on Nasa's projects, job security, and Huntsville's economy is significant.
Dexterity unveils Mech, the world's first industrial super-humanoid robot, designed to revolutionize enterprise operations in logistics and manufacturing sectors with advanced AI technology and physical adaptability.
The CL1 is a biological computer based on lab-grown brain cells that promises to revolutionize information processing and understanding of neurodegenerative diseases. It aims to be more energy-efficient than traditional computers and does not require animal testing. Researchers can remotely manipulate neurons via the CL1 using the Cortical Cloud platform.
Gen Z employees are utilizing artificial intelligence in the workplace and opting for 'tramp stamp' tattoos on the lower back for empowerment. The trend of cybersigilism, combining ancient spiritual practices with tech-inspired designs, is gaining popularity among Gen Z.
Kurt "The CyberGuy" Knutsson explains how to protect your Smart TV from hackers by discussing the new hacking trick called doubleclickjacking, which allows attackers to take control of your account or change your device settings with a double-click. He provides practical steps to stay safe online.
Tricia Helfer, who played a humanoid robot Cylon on 'Battlestar Galactica,' discusses how the show's themes of conflict between humans and AI are still relevant today. The article also covers the impact of computing power in AI and the advancements in robotics.
President Donald Trump announced a 75-day extension to the TikTok ban in the U.S. to allow more time to finalize a deal with China. The original ban was set to expire, but Trump hopes to keep TikTok running and avoid a blackout.
Three simple tricks to free up valuable space on your Android device: delete hidden clutter, use Google Photos to manage photo storage, and uninstall unused apps. By implementing these strategies, you can significantly improve your device's performance and reclaim storage space without compromising essential data.
Psychologists warn that people developing relationships with AI could disrupt human-human relationships and lead to harmful advice. Cases of 'marriages' to AI partners, suicides following AI chatbot advice, and potential manipulation through AI companions are discussed in an academic paper.
President Trump signs executive order to keep TikTok running in the US for an additional 75 days, after facing a ban deadline due to national security concerns. Various potential buyers, including Walmart and big tech companies, are interested in acquiring TikTok.
Private SpaceX polar mission successfully returns to Earth, marking first human spaceflight to circle globe above poles in 50 years. Capsule carried four private astronauts who conducted research studies in space. Mission charted by Bitcoin investor Chun Wang.