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As Pokémon celebrates 30 years, the upcoming Presents stream signals more than just new games. Here's why the industry is watching closely.
Google's AI filmmaking tools enabled 10 directors to create shorts that don't feel like AI slop. But the real question isn't about technology—it's about what survives when efficiency trumps artistry.
From Australia to Germany, nations are pouring billions into domestic launch capabilities. Is the US-China space duopoly finally facing real competition?
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[email protected]Meta considered launching facial recognition for Ray-Ban smart glasses during political chaos to avoid privacy backlash, revealing big tech's calculated approach to controversial features
OpenAI's data reveals India's AI boom goes deeper than numbers. 18-24 year olds drive 50% of ChatGPT usage, reshaping global AI competition dynamics.
Microsoft proposes new technical standards to combat AI-generated fake content as deepfakes become indistinguishable from reality. Can we still prove what's real online?
Microsoft published then deleted a blog post suggesting developers use pirated Harry Potter books for AI training, exposing the industry's data ethics dilemma.
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[email protected]As AI drives massive energy demands, some propose building data centers in space. But does the physics actually work, or is this just sci-fi dreaming?
Vaccination rates plummet across London and US states as measles outbreaks surge. What happens when herd immunity collapses and childhood diseases return?
Doppelgänger uses facial recognition to match users with similar-looking OnlyFans creators. Innovation for adult content discovery or ethical concern?
Bacardi deploys modified Boston Dynamics robots to sniff out leaking whisky barrels, revolutionizing traditional quality control in spirits manufacturing.
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[email protected]The battle over prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket has created strange political alliances, with conservative Mormons joining Vegas moguls while MAGA royalty teams up with Democratic lobbyists.