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A first-in-human eye injection is pushing the buzziest aging theory toward everything from eye disease to potential rejuvenation.

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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.
Instead of a flood of eye-catching AI extras, Apple is trying to make existing work actually helpful to users.
Arm and Sumo Digital show Unreal Engine 5.6 ray tracing plus neural denoising and frame upscaling headed to mobile GPUs.

A demo unit wasn’t wiped before shipping, and Verizon appears to have remotely triggered a factory reset.

The developer plans phased autonomous air delivery with DCAA, turning smart-city talk into resident logistics.

The EDA push is real, but analysts still see a steep climb to beat US software rivals.

The Danish spend-management fintech pitched “agentic” finance automation on June 11. June 12 brought layoffs.

The lawsuit claims Gemini AI was used to scale a Chinese cybercrime scam. Here is what it means for AI risk and defenses.

A Bengaluru developer turns wearable data into a daily ranking of who drains him, using AI coding to automate the experiment.