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Waymo's new Ojai robotaxi isn't just a vehicle upgrade. It's the company's most serious attempt yet at cracking the cost problem that has kept autonomous vehicles from scaling. Here's what's really at stake.
Snowflake's new $6 billion AWS contract is about more than cloud spending. It signals a shift in AI infrastructure—away from Nvidia GPUs and toward cheaper, homegrown chips for the agent era.
China is restricting AI researchers and startup founders from traveling abroad as the U.S.-China AI performance gap narrows to just 2.7%. What Beijing's talent lockdown means for the global AI race.
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[email protected]UK Visa Portal, a private immigration service mistaken for an official government site, has been exposing passport scans and selfies of over 100,000 applicants. The breach remains unpatched.
American Airlines just signed Starlink for 500+ aircraft. It's not just about faster inflight internet — it's a calculated move in the run-up to what could be the largest IPO in history.
A critical vulnerability in Starlette—downloaded 325 million times per week—puts millions of AI agent servers at risk, exposing stored credentials for email, databases, and third-party services.
Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical frames AI not as a technology problem but a power problem. Who controls the algorithm controls reality—and that's a political question, not a spiritual one.
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[email protected]In a post-Google I/O interview, Sundar Pichai acknowledged flawed search results, real AI anxiety, and an AGI timeline that makes the label irrelevant. Here's what he said — and what it means.
A small but growing group of developers has gone all-in on AI coding agents like Claude Code and OpenClaw. History suggests the rest of us won't be far behind.
The FTC fined Cox Media and two ad firms $930,000 — not for actually eavesdropping on users, but for falsely claiming they could. The case raises uncomfortable questions about surveillance capitalism.
Lucra Sports CEO Dylan Robbins landed Cathie Wood's ARK Invest as a Series B lead without building AI. The story behind his unconventional fundraising playbook.
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[email protected]The Ferrari Luce is finally here — 1,000 hp, a 122 kWh battery, and an interior designed by the team behind the iPhone. But the real story is what Ferrari risked to build it.