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Health Secretary Kennedy fills autism research committee with anti-vaccine advocates, raising concerns about dangerous pseudoscientific treatments going mainstream.
Apple is adding support for third-party AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude in CarPlay. What does this mean for the future of in-car AI?
Anthropic's Opus 4.6 achieved 45% success on legal tasks, jumping from 25% in weeks. The rapid AI progress signals major shifts coming to the legal profession.
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[email protected]Terradot acquires competitor Eion as big investors demand scale in carbon removal. The consolidation reveals what really matters in climate tech: size, not just innovation.
Newly released DOJ documents reveal Jeffrey Epstein's attempts to invest in Lucid Motors, Faraday Future, and Canoo through mysterious intermediary David Stern.
Lamborghini's Temerario replaces the Huracán with radical aerodynamic improvements and hybrid technology. How will this shift reshape the supercar landscape and customer expectations?
The House Science Committee unanimously approved NASA's 2026 reauthorization bill, paving the way for private companies to lead deep space exploration missions.
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[email protected]Reddit announces aggressive M&A strategy targeting adtech and AI capabilities. With $726M in quarterly revenue, the platform is ready to buy its way to faster innovation.
Blue Origin and SpaceX faced the same dilemma about reusing rocket upper stages. Their different choices reveal the complex economics of space launch.
New York joins five other states proposing data center moratoriums as bipartisan concerns mount over AI's hidden costs - soaring energy bills, grid strain, and environmental impact.
Senator Ron Wyden has expressed 'deep concerns' about CIA activities. His track record suggests we should pay attention.
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[email protected]Washington Post layoffs and subscriber exodus reveal the risks when tech billionaires own major news outlets. Political calculations clash with editorial independence.