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NASA's DART mission didn't just change Dimorphos' orbit—it shifted the entire Didymos system's path around the Sun. What does this mean for planetary defense?
Google launched Workspace CLI with a warning - it's not officially supported. We explore why command lines are hot again in the AI era and what developers need to know about the risks.
Google's Pixel 10a offers flagship-level performance at $499 with 7-year software support, potentially disrupting the premium smartphone market dominated by Apple and Samsung.
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[email protected]US Customs admits its decades-old system can't process billions in Trump tariff refunds despite Supreme Court ruling. What happens when analog government meets digital-age commerce?
xAI's failed legal challenge against California's AB 2013 reveals deeper tensions between AI innovation and public accountability
CISA orders emergency patches for iOS vulnerabilities exploited by sophisticated Coruna toolkit, revealing how cybercriminals weaponize already-patched flaws
Grammarly's AI feature uses deceased academics and living experts without permission to provide writing advice, sparking privacy and consent concerns in the AI age.
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[email protected]The Defense Department designated Anthropic as a supply-chain risk, but Microsoft and Google confirmed they'll keep offering Claude to customers. A new chapter in Silicon Valley's military AI tensions.
Iran's total internet blackout after US-Israeli strikes reveals how regimes weaponize connectivity. While elites stay online, ordinary citizens face digital isolation amid kinetic warfare.
Nintendo has filed a lawsuit against the US government over Trump's tariffs, demanding refunds with interest. This legal battle reveals deeper questions about trade policy and corporate rights.
Anthropic's Claude discovered 22 security flaws in Firefox, revealing both the promise and limitations of AI-powered security tools
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[email protected]The Pentagon's clash with AI companies exposes a legal gray area around mass surveillance. OpenAI and Anthropic's opposing choices reveal deeper questions about privacy in the AI age.