by Tyler Durden
Late Friday afternoon, as most people were checking out for the weekend after nearly two months of U.S.-Iran war fatigue, Anthropic quietly released a note
by Frank Shostak• Mises Wire
According to much popular thinking, “monopolies” are seen as undermining individuals’ economic well-being. For instance, monopolies are often blamed for increases in the prices of
By Malcolm Azania
Earbuds are small, which is great for comfort, but their tininess is a serious limitation for actually doing things other than letting you hear and talk. You
by Ken Macon
Stand against censorship and surveillance: join Reclaim The Net.
A biometric identity system built on iris scans is expanding into mainstream online services while its backers outline
by The Solari Report
(Originally published Q1 2021)
Isn’t it funny how industry leaders believe that turning off lights, finding a channel on the TV, or turning on the
by Iulian Dnistran
* Humble Robotics came out of stealth with an electric, autonomous freight platform.
* The Humble Hauler doesn’t have a cab.
* It promises Level 4-capable autonomous driving in
by Ken Klippenstein
The U.S. military’s secretive Special Operations Command plans to establish its first-ever center for AI-driven missions like targeted assassinations.
Autonomous warfare is all the rage
by Natalya Murakhver
A quiet suburb of Philadelphia just became a flashpoint in the growing national revolt against edtech, and what’s happening there is worth every parent in America
by Betty Lin-Fisher
A new store in San Francisco has human employees, but they’re not the ones making the decisions. An AI bot named Luna is the boss.
Andon
by Tiffany Hsu
In one TikTok video, a blonde films herself with a group of women at a racetrack. “If you support Trump, you just made a friend,” she says.
by Bronwyn Thompson
The era of us laughing at humanoids playing sport may now be behind us – for the most part – as a field of robots competing in a half
by Omar Kardoudi
Engineers at Rice University have cracked one of printed electronics’ most stubborn problems: how to cure freshly printed conductive ink without destroying the delicate surface underneath.
Their
