2
5
The Russian offensive is slowing after Musk blocks Starlink access, says Ukraine (politico.eu)
2
Device-independent quantum key distribution at 100km achieved for the first time (sciencemediacentre.es)
196
A new bill in New York would require disclaimers on AI-generated news content (niemanlab.org)
1
China's space aircraft carrier: superweapon or propaganda? (dw.com)
3
Germany to require streaming platforms to invest in local production (reuters.com)
1
How Democracy for Sale is making investigative journalism pay on Substack (pressgazette.co.uk)
2
EU lawmakers request TikTok probe into alleged censorship over Epstein files (politico.eu)
61
Study: emotional support from social media found to reduce anxiety (uark.edu)
2
Black and Latino youth better than white peers at spot out online disinformation (ucr.edu)
1
When Bill Gates claimed to work for $2 an hour (in 1976) (homeip.net)
6
Europe's tech sovereignty watch (74% of EU companies depend on US tech services) (proton.me)
14
U.S. Federal Data Is Disappearing (notus.org)
2
EU wants defence data secured without US tech (euractiv.com)
2
Driving Time Map to Nearest Healthcare Services in the EU (europa.eu)
5
58% of Photographers Have Lost Work to Generative AI: Survey (petapixel.com)
3
Starlink Restrictions for Russians Yielded Results, Confirm Musk and Ukraine (militarnyi.com)
2
All politics is digital politics (serie of 3 articles) (theguardian.com)
1
US Marine Corps develops first 3D printed drone with no China-sourced parts (tomshardware.com)
1
Study: AI predicts personality and behaviors as accurately as closest to you (umich.edu)
6
My homelab without public internet exposure (giuliomagnifico.blog)
2
Atlas Obscura Turns First Annual Profit in 16-Year History (adweek.com)
1
Taiwan's GDP in 2025 Grew at Fastest Pace Since 2010 (+8.63%) (wsj.com)
6
Younger Americans see U.S. dominance slipping to China (axios.com)
3
Study: AI learns better when it talks to itself (oist.jp)
4
News publishers limit Internet Archive access due to AI scraping concerns (niemanlab.org)
3
US tobacco brands bypass Instagram rules restricting youth access to content (bmjgroup.com)
2
Bellingcat supplements local news coverage with forensic analysis in U.S. cities (niemanlab.org)
1
Meta-Corning $6B fiber deal signals a new bottleneck in AI infrastructure (networkworld.com)
1
Ruling: Microsoft illegally placed cookies on child's tech (theregister.com)
4
Meta drops appeal against ruling for non-algorithmic timelines in Nederlands (nltimes.nl)
4
Anthropic CEO's grave warning: AI will "test us as a species" (axios.com)
1
Study: More market freedom may mean fewer homicides (uga.edu)
5
AI "swarms" could distort democracy (mpg.de)
3
Earthquake-detecting seismometers can track falling debris from space (jhu.edu)
3
Taiwan unveils plan for disaster-proof satellite communication devices (taipeitimes.com)
3
Heart rhythm problems detected four times more often with smartwatches (nltimes.nl)
4
Launch of "Russian Starlink" Postponed Due to Satellite Production Failure (militarnyi.com)
1
The AI-Powered Web Is Eating Itself (noemamag.com)
1
Tracking AI's Contribution to GDP Growth (stlouisfed.org)
4
Even 45 mins naps clear up the brain and improve learning ability (hug.ch)
2
Nvidia's IPO on January 22, 1999 (homeip.net)
2
Who use chatbots for news consider them unbiased and "good enough" (niemanlab.org)
8
Stealing Isn't Innovation – America's creative community message against AI (stealingisntinnovation.com)
1
'Test-Time Matching' method lets AI models improve with use (ucr.edu)
2
Clean Energy in Data Centers Could Avoid Trillions in Climate and Health Costs (ucs.org)
1
Study: Human brain processes language similarly to AI models (afhu.org)
1
Psychiatrists Hope Chat Logs Can Reveal the Secrets of AI Psychosis (ucsf.edu)
1
ECB's Panetta sees digital commercial bank money in future (reuters.com)
27
A scammer's blueprint: How cybercriminals plot to rob a target in a week (reuters.com)
1
Building the first open-source quantum computer using Open Quantum Design (OQD) (uwaterloo.ca)
3
London PR firm rewrites Wikipedia for governments and billionaires (thebureauinvestigates.com)
2
Long-term study reveals physical ability peaks at age 35 (ki.se)
2
Year 2038 Problem (homeip.net)
4
Study: Ethnonationalism by Algorithm (ssrn.com)
2
Leonardo da Vinci's DNA may be hiding in his artwork, researchers say (cnn.com)
66
The guide to real-world EV battery health (geotab.com)
3
Dutch parcel deliverers (PostNL, DHL) shamed online raises privacy concerns (nltimes.nl)
121
After 25 years, Wikipedia has proved that news doesn't need to look like news (niemanlab.org)
39
Emoji Use in the Electronic Health Record is Increasing (jamanetwork.com)
1
High screen time in kids + 2h/d linked to obesity, poor metabolic health (frontiersin.org)
2
McClatchy Media accuses Google in federal court of monopolizing online ad sales (miamiherald.com)
4
More than 100k people urge MPs to ban social media for under-16s in UK (theguardian.com)
128
Denmark's struggle to break up with Silicon Valley (politico.eu)
34
[flagged] Italy's privacy watchdog, scourge of US big tech, hit by corruption probe (reuters.com)
1
Global warming reaches 1.4C after third-hottest year on record (politico.eu)
7
Study: Minimal evidence links social media, gaming to teen mental health issues (manchester.ac.uk)
3
NCSA (National Center for Supercomputing): The unsung hero of Internet history (homeip.net)
3
2 in 3 Americans Are Still Making These Dangerous Password Mistakes in 2026 (passwordmanager.com)
1
Reuters report: Journalism, media, and technology trends and predictions 2026 (ox.ac.uk)
1
Ireland recalls 13k passports after software update makes them unusable (irishtimes.com)
1
Ireland recalls 13k passports after software update makes them unusable (techradar.com)
2
Interactive Turbulence Map: Visualize turbulent areas on your flight (turbli.com)
320
Ozempic is changing the foods Americans buy (cornell.edu)
2
Global AI Adoption in 2025: A Widening Digital Divide (microsoft.com)
3
Chinese AI firms co-develop hardware and software amid lithography challenges (reuters.com)
4
S&P warns of a "substantial shortfall" in copper supply for data centers (sdxcentral.com)
6
Australia social media ban: Teens share their views one month on (bbc.com)
3
China begins choking off exports of rare earths to Japan (kyodonews.net)
3
Changes to the gut microbiome can change the way the brain works (northwestern.edu)
2
Link found between gut microbes and symptoms in auto-brewery syndrome (ucsd.edu)
6
EU considers designating WhatsApp as large platform (reuters.com)
5
Bitcoin mining firm Canaan pilot uses waste heat from mining to grow tomatoes (datacenterdynamics.com)
4
Stopping weight loss drugs leads to rapid weight regain and health reversal (bmjgroup.com)
2
China asks tech firms to halt orders for Nvidia's H200 chips (reuters.com)
2
Study: Higher female representation in parliaments boosts citizen trust (st-andrews.ac.uk)
1
Imec Makes Solid-State Nanopores Using EUV Lithography (eetimes.com)
2
Scientists find evidence dark matter and neutrinos may interact (sheffield.ac.uk)
3
"Space particle" impact hindering Spain's €2B military satellite program (datacenterdynamics.com)
2
€2B spent on children reading, math in Netherlands but gov study finds no impact (nltimes.nl)
1
WEDO: A tool to measure people's willingness to engage with diverse opinions (shinyapps.io)
2
AI Safety Index Winter 2025 (futureoflife.org)
2
Ledger customers alerted to data leak at third-party e-commerce partner Global-e (theblock.co)
6
The tool copying podcasts, stripping the ads, and selling them (podnews.net)
3
China attempted cyberattacks Taiwan critical infrastructure 2.63M times per day (taipeitimes.com)
7
Why so many people find eating insects disgusting (bbc.com)
1
Dutch amateur weather stations help KNMI boost forecast accuracy (nltimes.nl)
3
Traffic to top websites has fallen by more than 11% in the past five years (axios.com)
1
Berlin power outage on 45k homes will last days, after suspected arson attack (theguardian.com)
1