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Technology, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and the ideas shaping what comes next.
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Trump Faces Scrutiny Over 2012 Tweet After Welcoming Xi Jinping to the White House
A social media post Donald Trump made more than a decade ago has resurfaced as the U.S. president welcomes Chinese President Xi Jinping to Washington. Trump personally welcomed Xi at Joint Base Andrews on Wednesday, September 23, ahead of a three-day state visit that includes meetings at the White House. The visit has drawn renewed…
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NVIDIA Tech Planned To Drive 1.2 Billion Dollar AI Infrastructure Project In Morocco.
Morocco is advancing further within the worldwide artificial intelligence competition through designs for a significant AI facility close to Casablanca, supported by starting capital totaling approximately $1.2 billion and driven by NVIDIA systems. The initiative called the Nexus AI Factory began at GITEX Africa Morocco 2026 via a deal between Nexus Core Systems, Morocco’s Ministry…
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Humanoid Robot Observed Kneeling In The Road Beside A QR Code
A clip released upon X platform during June 11, 2026, displays a humanoid robot kneeling down upon a road with hands joined before a tiny dish and a QR code, seeming to request funds from walkers. This machine is thought to be a type built by Chinese robotics firm Unitree, though precise details regarding the…
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Major Bluetooth Weakness Lets Attackers Control DJI Drones Flying High
A large Bluetooth gap in sixteen best-selling DJI drones might allow a close hacker to stop the pilot and steal the plane needing no login. This error hits the Chinese business drone company’s Mavic and Mini lines plus Air 3, Air 3/3S, Neo, Flip, and Avata 2/360. Protection experts Abdelrahman Yousef and Doctor Jordan Samhi…
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AI Models Can Be Pushed To Think Falsehoods Are Real
Recent studies indicate that even if AI spots a lie, it might still agree to it later if guided correctly. Computer intelligence tools are getting very skilled at replying to queries, clarifying hard subjects and making believable content. Yet a trouble exists beneath that certainty: AI does not consistently realize its own mistakes. Latest work…
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Will AI Take Your Job? Jobs Most Exposed to Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is changing the structure of work faster than many may expect. Since the arrival of AI-driven tools to write emails and analyze information, generate images and create code, and more, debates about the future of work for countless people have only gotten louder: Will AI take my job? The truth is, it is not as simple as singling out specific professions for removal. Those with lots of easily-automatable tasks may…
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Google Now Asking For Users’ Video Selfies to Verify Their Identities
Smile, peruser of the internet! Your facial features are being codified by algorithms. Starting this week, Google has begun asking users to take a video selfie to sign into their accounts, Search Engine Watch found. The feature remains optional, but it represents an eerie step towards making facial recognition a standard way to navigate the web, which…
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Suspected cyberattack on 3rd tanker knocks system offline, US now monitoring 20 ships
Systems went down on a third tanker traversing the Mediterranean as a suspected cyberattack is reported to authorities, Bloomberg revealed Friday. Two more August attacks have been attributed to foreign threat actors, as the US is now reportedly monitoring at least 20 vessels at sea. The Vivit Africa LNG – a Liberian-flagged liquefied natural gas…
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New robotoilets in New York give users just 10 minutes before the door opens
New York City has begun rolling out a network of high-tech modular public bathrooms. The first units are now operating in Brooklyn and Queens, with 17 planned in total. Mayor Zohran Mamdani has commissioned the $4 million toilet pilot scheme to give New Yorkers more places to use the bathroom while out in the city.…