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The AI podcasting startup expands from months of invitation-only rollout to public beta recording, editing, and distribution.
A five-person team handled 70,000 monthly messages by centralizing inboxes and using AI drafts with human approval.
A special permit from Switzerland's Federal Roads Office moves Baidu's robotaxis closer to deployment, but only under tightly defined conditions.
Wealth advisors say the habits that build rockets are also changing how new fortunes get invested, tracked, and protected.
Bloomberg reports early funding discussions that could reprice one of Europe's top AI startups fast.
The company says it is far below rivals and 75% to its 2030 goal, as US backlash heats up.
A long-standing firmware flaw was fixed, and Copilot accidentally helped researchers find it.
The SpaceX filing quietly maps Gulf sovereign money into America's AI boom, with data center development as the payoff.
A first-in-human eye injection is pushing the buzziest aging theory toward everything from eye disease to potential rejuvenation.
Cameras, sensors, and semi-automated offside tech get a new brain: scanned digital twins placed into match simulations.
A “pipeline runs from a mobile game to the battlefield,” turning player camera scans into navigation for defense contractors.
A telescoping design with three LED arms doubles as a flashlight, mood light, and 57Wh USB-C power bank.
