by Derrick Broze
Derrick Broze appears as a guest on The Kim Iversen Show discussing his recent articles on Elon Musk's Starshield satellite program, and the Stargate project
By Joseph Shavit thebrighterside.news
Czech company UDX has introduced a groundbreaking electric vertical take-off and landing (evTOL) prototype called Airwolf. This innovative hoverbike is engineered for speed, efficiency, and
by World News, rt.com
Google has significantly revised its artificial intelligence principles, removing earlier restrictions on using the technology for developing weaponry and surveillance tools. The update, announced on
by Evgeny Biyatov, sputnikglobe.com
Scientists from the two countries have developed a breakthrough algorithm using information from reverse engineering video card accelerators. The algorithm allows gaming GPUs to be
By Pam Martens and Russ Martens , wallstreetonparade.com
Elon Musk is the billionaire CEO of the publicly-traded EV company, Tesla. As such, under corporate law, he owes a Duty of
By Pam Martens and Russ Martens
We’ll get to Google’s AI Search model shortly, but first some necessary background.
Like many of you, we spent a good part
By David Szondy
Indra Group has taken multitasking to the next level, signing an agreement with Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace AS that has the company providing air traffic control for
Dear Subscribers,
While this is last week's Five Meme Friday newsletter, I did include a couple of this week's top stories:
Trump and CIA Larry Ellison
by See More Rocks, ZeroHedge, Matt Wolfe and Whitney Webb
OpenAI, Softbank, and Oracle will be part of the joint venture called “Stargate.” The tech firms plan to invest $500
By Adam Williams
As 3D-printed architecture continues to mature from niche proposition to disruptive technology, housing developments are beginning to roll out worldwide. Following pioneering projects like Wolf Ranch and
by Mark Goodwin
Today, the world’s economy no longer runs on oil, but data. Shortly after the advent of the microprocessor came the internet, unleashing an onslaught of data
byAndrew Fenton
In early 2024, Google’s AI tool, Gemini, caused controversy by generating pictures of racially diverse Nazis and other historical discrepancies. For many, the moment was a signal
