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Microsoft Unveils Project Solara: Android OS Redesigned for AI Agents
Tech giant develops specialized operating system that prioritizes autonomous agents over traditional mobile applications.
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TechChina Surprises Space Industry with Launch of New Reusable Rocket
The unexpected debut adds another Falcon 9-like vehicle to China's growing roster of rockets designed for reusability.
TechGitHub Copilot Users React to New Usage-Based Pricing System
AI coding assistant shifts from flat-rate subscription to pay-per-use model, sparking debate among developers about the true cost of AI-powered programming tools.
TechHackers Duped Meta AI Support Chatbot to Steal Celebrity Instagram Accounts
Cybercriminals successfully manipulated Meta's AI customer service system to gain unauthorized access to high-profile Instagram accounts.
TechAMD Extends Socket AM5 Support Through at Least 2029
The chip maker commits to long-term platform stability while its older AM4 socket refuses to die, giving consumers more upgrade flexibility.
TechOpenAI Model Solves 80-Year-Old Mathematical Problem That Stumped Human Experts
Breakthrough demonstrates AI's growing capability to tackle fundamental mathematical challenges beyond human reach.
TechJoby Demonstrates Air Taxi in Manhattan But Commercial Flights Still Years Away
Aviation startup showcases electric aircraft technology while Trump administration pushes to replace helicopters, but regulatory hurdles remain significant.
TechFederal Scientists Face New Rules Allowing Grant Cancellation 'At Any Time'
Proposed regulations would give the Office of Management and Budget unprecedented power to terminate research funding without traditional academic review processes.
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Proposed Federal Funding Rules Would Allow Grant Cancellation 'At Any Time'
Scientists warn that new Office of Management and Budget regulations could cripple US research by making all federal grants subject to immediate termination without cause.
TechInternational Law Enforcement Dismantles Massive Botnet Controlling 17 Million Devices
A coordinated global operation successfully shut down one of the largest criminal botnets ever discovered, freeing millions of infected computers and mobile devices from cybercriminal control.
TechKenyan Court Blocks Trump Administration's Ebola Deportation Plan
A judicial ruling prevents the US from relocating Americans exposed to Ebola to detention facilities in Kenya.
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International Law Enforcement Dismantles Botnet Controlling Over 17 Million Devices
A coordinated global operation successfully shut down one of the largest known botnets, freeing millions of infected computers and mobile devices from criminal control.
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Botnet of More Than 17 Million Devices Dismantled by International Law Enforcement
The massive cybercriminal network represents one of the largest botnet takedowns in recent years, affecting millions of infected devices worldwide.
TechTrump FCC Warns All Broadcasters to Follow Orders or Face ABC-Style Punishment
Federal Communications Commission issues broad warning to television networks following controversial early license review targeting Disney's ABC stations.
TechBlue Origin's New Glenn Rocket Explodes in Spectacular Florida Fireball
The massive explosion during engine testing at Cape Canaveral marks a catastrophic setback for Jeff Bezos's space company and its commercial launch ambitions.
TechResearchers Develop New Lithium Extraction Process to Meet Battery Demand
Scientists create innovative method to extract lithium from rock formations, potentially reducing dependence on traditional mining operations.
TechIllinois Passes Landmark AI Safety Law as Trump Loses Regulatory Control
State legislation requiring independent audits of AI systems deals blow to federal administration's efforts to maintain centralized oversight.
TechWebsites Spy on Visitors by Analyzing Their SSD Activity, Researchers Warn
New tracking method uses solid-state drive performance patterns to identify users across different browsing sessions and websites.
TechNvidia Bets $150 Billion on Taiwan as Trump's US AI Hub Plans Backfire
The chip giant's massive investment in Taiwan undermines Trump administration efforts to establish America as the center of artificial intelligence development.
TechUS Space Force Confirms SpaceX Will Build Sensor-to-Shooter Targeting Network
The military space branch has officially awarded SpaceX a contract to develop an advanced satellite constellation for real-time target identification and engagement coordination.
TechUS Law Enforcement Warns of Growing 'Anti-Tech Extremism' as AI Hatred Spreads
Federal authorities are monitoring rising hostility toward artificial intelligence and technology companies as public anxiety about AI's impact intensifies.
TechMillions of AI Agents at Risk From Critical Security Vulnerability
A serious flaw in an open-source software package threatens AI systems worldwide, potentially allowing attackers to compromise artificial intelligence applications.
TechWindows' Classic 3D Space Cadet Pinball Getting Physical Recreation
The beloved digital pinball game that shipped with Windows is being transformed into an actual physical pinball machine.
TechPope Leo Cites Gandalf in Warning That AI Must Be 'Disarmed'
The pontiff draws on fantasy literature to illustrate the dangers of artificial intelligence and calls for global cooperation to control the technology.
TechWiFi Networks Can Now Identify People With Near-Perfect Accuracy Using Radio Waves
German researchers demonstrate startling surveillance technique that works even when people aren't carrying devices or have phones turned off.
TechSpaceX's Starship V3 Achieves 'Mostly Successful' Debut Flight Despite Work-in-Progress Status
The latest iteration of the massive rocket completed its first test flight with mixed results as SpaceX continues rapid development.
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Ordinary WiFi Networks Can Now Identify People With Near-Perfect Accuracy
German researchers demonstrate startling surveillance capability using standard wireless signals and AI, warning that routers could become invisible monitoring systems.
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Ordinary WiFi Networks Can Now Identify People With Startling Accuracy
German researchers demonstrate new form of surveillance using radio waves, raising privacy concerns about ubiquitous wireless networks.
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SpaceX's Starship V3 Achieves Mixed Success on Debut Flight
The latest iteration of SpaceX's massive rocket showed progress despite remaining technical challenges in its first test flight.
TechFour Russian Satellites Move Within Striking Distance of Ukrainian ICEYE Radar Satellite
Commercial satellite company supporting Ukraine appears to be in Russia's crosshairs as military tensions extend into space.