A new analysis quantifies the damage to nearly 1 million investors and the upside to President Donald Trump.

A 26-kilometer desert trek with minimal intervention tests the autonomy, wheels, and active suspension NASA wants next.

A tool used by developers becomes a battlefield for IP, security, and model leverage, with real operational fallout for firms.

A modular tenkey on a VIA-compatible mechanical board turns a keyboard battlefield into a practical compromise.

A delightfully small phone and clever accessories still add up to a miss after multiple setups.

A new “fanworks” push aims to expose generative-AI fanfic, yet its questionable detection can misfire on real authors.

Two years of formal verification found intra-handshake attestation fails, enabling relay attacks across production deployments.

The “MANGOS” basket signals where AI capital is flowing, and why softening demand matters to every board’s timing.

The puzzle layer is getting obsolete. Companies are shifting from “can you solve this” to “can you prove you’re real.”

The model-switching playbook is replacing “use AI nonstop” as costs, bills, and caps force smarter routing.

A Guardian technology piece tests whether you can spot AI-generated text, then explains why human and machine language differ.

The leaders are running personal charm offensives to win AI investment, cloud infrastructure, and the real jobs that follow.