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AI doomsayers funded by billionaires ramp up lobbying

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Wireless receiver blocks interference for better mobile device performance

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Record-shattering Nyobolt's EV battery charges 10-80% under 5 minutes | This compact and powerful battery, designed for electric vehicles, achieves an 80% charge in a mere four minutes.

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Civil servant robot ‘commits suicide’, deadly plunge under probe | Witnesses saw the robot erratically circling before its fall, sparking speculation about the cause.

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Chinese scientists create robot with brain made from human stem cells

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World's 1st smart glasses with GPT-4o identify objects, answer queries | Solos smart eyewear announces AirGo Vision, the first glasses to incorporate GPT-4o technology.

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One of the most powerful men in entertainment just called OpenAI's Sam Altman a 'con man' who can't be trusted

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NASA extends Starliner mission for astronauts on ISS, insisting ‘they are not stranded in space’

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One of the world's largest engines becomes a clean generator. Originally designed to burn diesel, dual-fuel, or gasoline for tankers and container ships, the Wärtsilä 31 marine engine gets a new life generating clean, renewable electricity.

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Tiny lens that uses light trickery to detect gas created in Germany

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NYC Set to Announce New School Ban on Cellphones Within Weeks

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World record-shattering 402 TB data sent in a second via optical fiber | 37.6 THz optical bandwidth achieved by using 6 doped-fiber amplifier variants and Raman amplification, covering all low-loss transmission bands of silica fibers.

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Rhinos get radioactive horns, will trigger nuclear alarms if poached | Witwatersrand University’s initiative could extend to protecting elephants, pangolins, and other endangered species.

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China’s graphene find in 2 billion-year-old moon soil defies origin theory

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US scientists turn dry air into drinking water with 5 times more efficiency | Even in desert-like conditions, the fins were saturated with water in about an hour.

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Bath Engineers Bet on Dirt for Micropower | Bacteria-run batteries could make a world of difference for remote applications

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German firm Synhelion opens ‘world’s 1st’ industrial solar fuel plant

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This North Korean defector sends ‘smart’ balloons back home. Here’s a look inside his secretive assembly room

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First-ever 3D printer that gulps plastic, metal, chips to make layered devices | This innovative 3D printing technique will allow to create intricate devices with various materials using a single machine.

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First-ever 3D printer that gulps plastic, metal, chips to make layered devices

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A supermarket trip may soon look different, thanks to electronic shelf labels

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World’s 1st epilepsy implant cuts seizures by 80%, recharges via headphones | Seven months post-operation, Oran has been reported to be “more alert and has not experienced any drop seizures during the day.”

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German team extracts battery-grade lithium from geothermal water | The new process could provide an alternative to more conventional ‘dirty’ methods of extracting lithium.

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‘Living laboratory’: Japan’s ‘Woven City’ to get 1st residents — Toyota

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Swallowable robot with thrusters performs endoscopy at home | PillBot lets doctors examine the stomach remotely via a smartphone app, replacing upper endoscopy with minimal patient prep.

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Is this the end of animal testing? Researchers are increasingly turning to organ-on-a-chip technology for drug testing and other applications.

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Humanoid robot with highest operational time in tests by US logistics giant

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Microsoft shelves its underwater data center — Project Natick had fewer server failures compared to servers on land

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‘Glassy gels’ are a new class of strong, stretchy, sticky materials. They're as tough as plastic but five times as elastic.

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Gel sensor uses motion to generate 83% higher voltage than counterparts

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‘Space hairdryer’ uses shockwaves to regenerate heart cells post-surgery | The clinical trial proved shockwave therapy’s ability to regenerate heart tissue as well as improve heart pumping function in patients.

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Nearly half of Dell workers opt for full-time remote work, even though it means no promotions

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For EVs, Semi-Solid-State Batteries Offer a Step Forward. Chinese automakers are rolling out batteries with gel electrolytes.

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Researchers leverage shadows to model 3D scenes, including objects blocked from view. This technique could lead to safer autonomous vehicles, more efficient AR/VR headsets, or faster warehouse robots.

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Researchers leverage shadows to model 3D scenes, including objects blocked from view. This technique could lead to safer autonomous vehicles, more efficient AR/VR headsets, or faster warehouse robots.

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Microsoft ignored months-old security bug in Outlook that allowed email spoofing

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A CLEAN, GREEN WAY TO RECYCLE SOLAR PANELS. See how this Italian startup recovers valuable materials without toxic chemicals.

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Satellites can help detect early warning signs weeks before earthquakes | Anomalies in the lithosphere and ionosphere can be detected days in advance

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Superman-inspired chip brings X-Ray vision to regular smartphones

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Superman-inspired chip brings X-Ray vision to regular smartphones

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TDK unveils prototype solid-state battery with 20 times the energy density of closest competitor | These tiny wafer batteries could power small devices like the Apple Watch in just a couple of years

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TDK claims insane energy density in solid-state battery breakthrough. Apple supplier says new tech has 100 times the capacity of its current batteries.

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Wearable ultrasound? New tech targets trouble spots in the brain | Sonogenetics provides researchers with a precise method to control brain activity.

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Wireless chipset clocks 640 Gbps transmission speed, 100x faster than 5G | The 65nm architecture used to fabricate the chip allows for large scale production at low costs.

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Scientists preserve DNA in an amber-like polymer. With their “T-REX” method, DNA embedded in the polymer could be used for long-term storage of genomes or digital data such as photos and music.

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MIT's portable fingernail scanner can reduce cancer hospitalization by 50% | PointCheck, a portable fingernail scanner, empowers patients to track their white blood cell levels and detect early signs of infection.

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Purified Silicon Makes Bigger, Faster Quantum Computers. Pushing out impurities from wafers points toward a million-qubit future.

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Giant Chips Give Supercomputers a Run for Their Money. Cerebras’s wafer-scale chips excel at molecular dynamics and AI inference.

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Biotech companies are trying to make milk without cows

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Seattle entrepreneurs are building autonomous robots to deliver hassle-free EV charging

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