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How Americans View Capitalism, Socialism and Free Enterprise (gallup.com)
4
Study: String theory finally testable thanks to AI (kcl.ac.uk)
6
Major Wall Street hedge funds targeted in attempted cyberattacks (reuters.com)
1
Japan to cut consumption tax on food and beverages from 8% to 1% for two years (kyodonews.net)
1
CtrlVibe AI Keypad – An OpenAI Micro Alternative for AI Workflows (Crowdfunding) (cnx-software.com)
6
China has changed its legal definition of semiconductors (theregister.com)
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Study: 97.5% of U.S. data centers sit inside metropolitan or micropolitan areas (nyu.edu)
2
Scientists find method to convert factory CO2 emissions directly into fuel (adelaide.edu.au)
3
Play games with your brain signals using Octopus 16 wireless EEG device (cnx-software.com)
3
U.S. sanctions Iranian firms for Bitcoin maritime insurance operation in Hormuz (treasury.gov)
4
California produced over half its May electricity from solar, a world record (latimes.com)
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Ten Ways NAS Is Getting Enshitified (nascompares.com)
2
Veterans' PTSD resolves with psychedelic therapy in small US study (reuters.com)
5
'First tremors' of AI earthquake showing in digital revenue hit (pressgazette.co.uk)
7
OpenAI revenue in July topped all of Q2 driven by GPT-5.6 release (cnbc.com)
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New cars are getting 1.2cm longer and 0.5cm taller each year (transportenvironment.org)
10
67% of Americans worry leaders pressuring officials to alter election results (gallup.com)
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Excessive time spent online linked to stress and worse mood – study (theguardian.com)
2
Image Shows What 14 Years of Driving Has Done to NASA's Mars Rover (bgr.com)
3
US awards GlobalFoundries $300M to bolster silicon photonics for AI chip (reuters.com)
2
Dreams Drain Energy: The REM Sleep Paradox (tohoku.ac.jp)
2
China's reported chip breakthrough comes with some big caveats (cnbc.com)
2
Workers are crossing job boundaries with AI, OpenAI research shows (axios.com)
3
The Red Cross plans to extend its protection to cyberspace (swissinfo.ch)
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Study: Curious robots mimic how children can learn to understand language (oist.jp)
3
Plants Get Wearables to Track Their Health (tufts.edu)
2
Saga: Source Attribution of Generative AI Videos (identifies the model used) (arxiv.org)
2
Microwave counter-drone system neutralizes +50 enemy drones in one flight (lockheedmartin.com)
3
Kimi K3's Design Secret May Be in Its Thinking Traces (designarena.ai)
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German battery maker Varta files insolvency applications (reuters.com)
2
Study: Economic benefits of data centers in USA (gatech.edu)
1
China's All-Out Push to Catch Up with American AI Chips (wsj.com)
1
Huawei ban to cost the EU up to €40B, says industry (politico.eu)
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Publishers consider opting out of Google as search traffic declines (niemanlab.org)
5
Inside Ukraine's Kill Zone (reuters.com)
86
Amiga 1000: Ten years ahead of its time (dfarq.homeip.net)
1
AI chatbots can be as effective as humans at emotional support, sometimes better (manchester.ac.uk)
3
Jensen Huang defends Chinese AI amid Kimi panic (axios.com)
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Study: Digital media may reshape people's willingness to invest cognitive effort (ut.ee)
4
AMD Helios, We Got an Exclusive, First Look (youtube.com)
4
Brain runs on about twenty watts (medium.com/hugo.minney)
4
Dutch chip sector at high risk of Chinese interference, gov's study warns (tomshardware.com)
2
Researchers copy NASA climate data to Swiss supercomputer amid US funding cuts (rfi.fr)
2
Extinction Rebellion pelt Microsoft Dutch data center site with acid balloons (datacenterdynamics.com)
1
Dark matter could resonate through a hidden fifth dimension, new theory proposes (sheffield.ac.uk)
3
Study: Single-crystal nanowires of niobium arsenide may replace copper wires (cornell.edu)
1
Study: AI Is Not Displacing Young Job Seekers (In Norway) – Yet (norwegianscitechnews.com)
1
Laser mini-devices generate a stream of unique keys for stronger security (edu.sa)
2
A quarter of EU power came from solar for the first time in June 2026 (ember-energy.org)
3
Federal employees can download TikTok on government devices, DOJ says (reuters.com)
3
US lawmakers urge Trump administration to ban Chinese memory chips (ft.com)
2
Cutting China reliance would cost the West $23T, research suggests (ft.com)
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EEG shows brain can simultaneous encode two speech streams (plos.org)
14
People in Many Countries Now View China More Positively Than the U.S. (pewresearch.org)
2
UK investigates TikTok over child safety measures (politico.eu)
6
Lightweight Ukrainian drones flew for a record 12h to hit refinery 1,500M away (telegraph.co.uk)
2
Google Search's AI Overviews and AI Mode pose an "unacceptable risk" to children (axios.com)
1
Bringing Up the RK3576 NPU on Mainline Linux: A Byte-Exact Single-Task Path (zenodo.org)
1
One Name at a Time: How Die Zeit Built a Searchable DB of Nazi Party Members (gijn.org)
2
Project Links Two H200 Clusters 83km Away into One 111Tbps/0.9ms Supercluster (storagereview.com)
2
At CERN, AI will drive future discoveries (swissinfo.ch)
5
Global smartphone shipments in Q2 hit lowest in 13 years on memory chip crunch (reuters.com)
2
Improve Router Hygiene to Protect Against Russian State-Sponsored Targeting (cisa.gov)
3
EU wants 13+ age restriction for social media (politico.eu)
2
Sotheby's video showcases working Apple-1 serial number 01-0033 (youtube.com)
2
Paris is harnessing the Seine to replace air-con (theguardian.com)
4
Big Tech to face fines for consumer protection failures, says EU official (ft.com)
5
SK Hynix CEO: worst memory shortage in 2027, will persist beyond 2030 (reuters.com)
1
Gene-edited babies are now closer. The ethical debate is far from settled (cnn.com)
3
Study: Cerebellum helps AI ignore the ordinary for more efficient computing (northwestern.edu)
1
Earthkit v1.0 – Open-source tools for seamless earth science workflows (ecmwf.int)
3
A staggering class divide now separates how Americans experience AI (axios.com)
1
Modern environment designs overstimulate the brain, causing discomfort, stress (stir.ac.uk)
1
Live 4K video transmitted from the Moon to Earth via laser for first time (aboutamazon.com)
8
Publishers Are Preparing to Opt Out of Google Search (adweek.com)
1
UN digital tech agency launches initiative to improve trust in AI agents (reuters.com)
3
Why some people are more bothered by low-frequency sounds (norwegianscitechnews.com)
27
How Donkey Kong Toppled Atari (dfarq.homeip.net)
8
AI software that generates 'rage bait' developed by Germany's far-right AfD (irishtimes.com)
14
Learning another language appears to slow brain ageing by up to 13 years (theguardian.com)
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Study: ultra-black coating could reduce satellite light pollution (surrey.ac.uk)
2
Research "junkification" is caused by researchers, not journals (frontiersin.org)
1
Study: AI Writing Strips Mystery and Complexity from Stories (neurosciencenews.com)
1
Accelerating the Quantum-Safe Timeline (microsoft.com)
1
Chip Industry Urges US to Avoid Moves That Distort Memory Market (bloomberg.com)
1
Hot weather and low sunshine linked to mental health-related healthcare use (uea.ac.uk)
1
Study: Universities must rethink how they prepare students for an AI world (manchester.ac.uk)
1
Scientists say they have built a cell from scratch for the first time (cnn.com)
1
York Air Map – Air quality information for cyclists and the community (yorkairmap.org)
3
Claude Fable relaunch disappoints users with nerfed performance (bleepingcomputer.com)
5
Microsoft Disclosure Provides Rare Glimpse of Tax Haven Tactics (nytimes.com)
5
LLMs adopt the social biases of human if assigned different professional roles (psypost.org)
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Germany’s Infineon opens major chip plant as EU seeks tech autonomy (rfi.fr)
3
Japan study finds coffee taste changes with cup texture (mainichi.jp)
1
Video game play linked to small boost in memory and cognitive abilities (sciencedirect.com)
1
US PC shipments fell 7.0% in 1Q26, forecasted to fall 14% in 2026 (informa.com)
3
Spent EV Batteries Get Second Life as Higher-Performance Battery Material (ucsd.edu)
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Swedish court says Google is to pay $1.5B to Klarna in antitrust damages (reuters.com)
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