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A WIRED roundup shows health app data exposure, Russian hacking pivoting to infrastructure, and regulators failing repeat tests.
A Paris and Silicon Valley radiology startup swaps out Moffitt’s older tools with an AI-native viewer, starting research use in the US.
If Apple refreshes the iPad mini like this, it reshuffles the small-tablet upgrade math for buyers and rivals.
A hands-on test of Nothing's Ear (3a) shows design, tuning, and value can coexist, even at a price that turns heads.
The drummer says U2’s Las Vegas opener re-energized him, as Metallica’s Sphere run expands to 24 nights in 2026-2027.
A 1959 masterpiece finally gets visual proof, raising new questions about how AI recreates history.
The first Land Aircraft Carrier outside Asia, featuring a detachable eVTOL module, signals Xpeng’s bid for air mobility at industrial scale.
A FreeBSD-based reboot aims to reuse Apple Darwin components, including launchd-adjacent work, and asks AI skeptics to watch.
A DJI offshoot’s tiny M2S motor makes e-MTBs feel less like cheating and more like momentum therapy.
VC Neil Rimer argues Silicon Valley's AI-driven riches will flow outward, reshaping incentives for founders, investors, and boards.
Moonshot AI’s newest open model signals the AI race is widening, not stabilizing.
The AI boom is turning even celebrity apparel into collectible assets, and executives should notice the buying signal.
