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Stacey Holman and Maya Tepler explain why generative AI is built into a Revolutionary War documentary for the 250th birthday.
A recruitment stunt becomes a data strategy, and decision-makers should read it as a labor test, not a PR win.
Technology and AI editor Zoe Kleinman argues the ban signals a deeper shift in how people relate to online systems.
Despite AI, story, and traversal problems, Crysis 2’s staged city collapse delivers the series one honest superpower.
Signal’s leader says AI chatbots are neither conscious nor sentient, and that framing should change how companies ship.
The new metric culture arrives in a familiar place: search results now come with a branded scoreboard.
Footage from NASA shows its Ernest prototype doing speed plus obstacle handling in the same run.
A public index of the songs used for AI training turns “opaque data sourcing” into something boards and regulators can audit.
A refrigerator-sized killer robot is the “humanely killed” wager that could reshape how investors think about food tech.
Launcher V2 is being rebuilt ground-up and will test in private beta before going public.
He says he attended two Dialog conferences, but has never spoken with Thiel or his representatives.
A rescue mission is set for liftoff, because one space telescope is falling and science timelines cannot slip.
