79
2
Microsoft's AI chief says superintelligence is near, but won't take your job (theverge.com)
8
NASA's X-59 Aircraft Flies Supersonic for First Time (nasa.gov)
2
Silent Ransom Group Impersonating IT Personnel Through Social Engineering [pdf] (ic3.gov)
2
How Artemis II livestreamed hi-def videos and images from the moon to Earth (news.mit.edu)
3
Meta scales back plan for internal mouse-tracking tech, citing staff concerns (reuters.com)
1
In Support of Mandatory Nucleic Acid Synthesis Screening and Recordkeeping (screendna.org)
2
DOJ investigating former congressman George Santos for insider trading on Kalshi (npr.org)
7
Short Seller (Andrew Left) Convicted for $21M Stock Market Manipulation Scheme (justice.gov)
2
New propulsion system could make tiny satellites both fast and fuel-efficient (news.mit.edu)
55
U.S. midterms have a cyber problem, but it's not at the ballot box (checkpoint.com)
4
UK's rudest chalk figure gets a glow-up to stop it fading in the rain (bbc.com)
4
Police in China Sure Love Smart Glasses (gizmodo.com)
2
Lotus Focus 2030: Reinforcing brand DNA with hybrid-V8 supercar (lotuscars.com)
2
Want to pack a public meeting in Kansas? Just say it's about a 'data center' (klcjournal.com)
1
The Spy Who Came in from the WiFi: Beware of Radio Network Surveillance (kit.edu)
2
Cracked in under a minute: (nearly) every other password (kaspersky.com)
2
AI in journalism: Live tracker of scandals and mistakes (pressgazette.co.uk)
3
Berkeley toddler who inspired 'Go the Fuck to Sleep' is now off to college (oaklandside.org)
1
The Random Camera Shop Discovery That Inspired Star Wars' Lightsaber Design (bgr.com)
2
Scammer abusing Microsoft's msonlineservicesteam@ for spam distribution (infosec.exchange)
1
The unlikely Vatican-Anthropic relationship that's reshaping AI ethics debate (religionnews.com)
29
A self-powered computer in actual credit-card size (~1mm thick) (reddit.com)
2
Deepfake vids degrade political reputations even when viewers know they're fake (psypost.org)
1
Reid (Hoffman) AI (2025) (siliconvalley.video)
1
Scotland Yard can keep using live facial recognition on people in London- judges (theregister.com)
5
Frustrated franchisee sues Pizza Hut over crappy kitchen AI (theregister.com)
63
A scoping review of bicycling interventions’ impacts on well-being (frontiersin.org)
1
FCC Extends Update Deadline for Foreign-Made Routers, Drones Until 2029 (pcmag.com)
3
Condé Nast expects search to become a single-digit of its traffic (searchengineland.com)
2
San Francisco woman gets photographer's old number. It changes both their lives (nbcbayarea.com)
4
Why does the arrow (->) operator in C exist? (stackoverflow.com)
9
Researchers who use hallucinated references to face ArXiv ban (nature.com)
15
Signal warns it would pull out of Canada if made to comply with access bill (theglobeandmail.com)
1
Stale Gov.uk pages are feeding AI overviews old data and Brits are believing it (theregister.com)
1
Mississippi's Air Quality Is Worsening Amid AI Data Center Boom, Report Finds (mississippifreepress.org)
3
Yarbo's promise to fix the robot mower that ran me over (theverge.com)
2
A hacker ran me over with a robot lawn mower (theverge.com)
9
The Boston library where you still can borrow a giant puppet (binj.news)
9
Student sues matchmaking app for allegedly stealing her likeness for an ad (mashable.com)
4
Using AI for Just 10 Minutes Might Make You Lazy and Dumb, Study Shows (wired.com)
4
Was this Virginia office building built with missiles in mind? (washingtonpost.com)
1
What Happens When Fraud Tempts UK Workers? (2025) (cifas.org.uk)
2
Telus using AI to alter the accents of customer service agents (theglobeandmail.com)
2
VECT: Ransomware by Design, Wiper by Accident (checkpoint.com)
6
The mechanical latching memory of an adhesive tape (iop.org)
1
Marc Andreessen, A16Z and Netscape (davidsenra.com)
3
3D Print Flexible–Rigid Transition Mechanism for Rapid and Reversible Assembly (acm.org)
3
California man uses elaborate drone show to help delivery drivers find his house (dexerto.com)
1
Comparing a Store-Less Password Manager with Traditional Password-Only Auth (ieee.org)
32
Batteries Not Included, or Required, for These Smart Home Sensors (gatech.edu)
3
Suno picks up Songkick as part of AI licensing deal with Warner Music (completemusicupdate.com)
5
Trump's border wall expansion just bulldozed an ancient tribal site (washingtonpost.com)
4
South Africa withdraws AI policy due to fake AI-generated sources (reuters.com)
1
Pitney Bowes Data Breach (April 2026) (haveibeenpwned.com)
2
Forgiving can improve well-being (news.harvard.edu)
2
Enabling privacy-preserving AI training on everyday devices (news.mit.edu)
1
What is Thundr? Omegle's replacement, warts and all (mashable.com)
2
Qualcomm, Apple, and Nuvia alumni form CPU startup – Nuvacore (tomshardware.com)
1
You should 'feed a cold': eating primes immune cells for action (nature.com)
71
High Performance Git (gitperf.com)
1
(Morgan) Supersport 400 (morgan-motor.com)
69
Three men are facing charges in Toronto SMS Blaster arrests (tps.ca)
1
Humanoid Data (technologyreview.com)
1
In France, Lunch Delivered via Steampunk-Like Contraptions (core77.com)
2
Decoupled DiLoCo for Resilient Distributed Pre-Training [pdf] (storage.googleapis.com)
2
Got Bugs? U of G Collecting Samples to Catalogue Canada's Biodiversity (uoguelph.ca)
4
2 Men claimed a record by driving an old 3-wheel car length of Africa (apnews.com)
1
I stopped using LM Studio once I found this (Jan.ai) open-source alternative (makeuseof.com)
1
Authors Guild Addresses Publishers' AI Use (publishersweekly.com)
1
The D.C. devotees of a niche arcade game (Killer Queen) (51st.news)
3
Got personal financial, medical data you'd like to keep private? Good luck (news.harvard.edu)
1
Weaponized Deepfakes (technologyreview.com)
2
Vaccines mean malaria deaths should be falling – not rising (nature.com)
33
Prediction markets are breaking the news and becoming their own beat (niemanlab.org)
5
Apollo 11 code open-sourced by NASA – Command Module and Lunar Module code repos (tomshardware.com)
1
AI's New Training Data: Your Old Work Slacks and Emails (forbes.com/sites/annatong)
2
Bronx officials try to rein social media 'takeovers' after events turn chaotic (gothamist.com)
1
The Dangers of Reusing Protobuf Definitions: Critical Code Exec in Protobuf.js (endorlabs.com)
1
Opsec oopsie: Dutch Navy frigate location outed by mailed Bluetooth tracker (theregister.com)
3
The intelligence illusion: why AI isn't as smart as it is made out to be (nature.com)
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College instructor turns to typewriters to curb AI-written work (sentinelcolorado.com)
1
Shakespeare owned a house in London. We know where it was (ctvnews.ca)
2
Waves hit different on other planets (news.mit.edu)
2
Fibroblasts of disparate developmental origins harbor scarring potential (cell.com)
2
NASA building the first nuclear reactor-powered spacecraft. How will it work? (technologyreview.com)
4
Canada revokes crypto firms' registrations (icij.org)
2
Digging deeper on how tillage methods affect soil health, yield (iastate.edu)
1
High schooler's 3D design saves Seminole County thousands on election equipment (clickorlando.com)
3
Trick Might Stop Gulls from Nabbing Your Lunch (gizmodo.com)
39
[flagged] AI Job Loss Tracker (jobloss.ai)
9
Apple Sued by Three YouTube Channels (macrumors.com)
2
New WHO database helps countries turn health data into better policy (who.int)
10
Several Mac mini and Mac Studio configs are now out of stock at Apple (9to5mac.com)
2
Commercial Persuasion in AI-Mediated Conversations (arxiv.org)
1
Should academic misconduct be catalogued? Proposed US database sparks debate (nature.com)
1
Record-Breaking Drone Show [video] (youtube.com)
4
Midlife Sleep Irregularity Linked to Higher Risk of Major Cardiac Events (doi.org)
4
Are your bathroom habits normal? (news.harvard.edu)
3