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California is banking on an IPO tax windfall from the biggest AI and space names, yet several factors could blunt the payoff.
The Firefly AI assistant expands into core creative tools, changing how teams draft, edit, and ship media.
The signal problem is real, so physicists are widening the hunt from WIMPs to new detectors and even gas-giant atmospheres.
New AI audio and picture tuning plus a refreshed anti-glare coating justify the price for image-first buyers.
Pixi is skipping stickers and emojis for interactive augmented reality. Here is what it signals for messaging, platforms, and product bets.
The scope of the recall signals how safety, ops discipline, and regulators will scrutinize AV deployments this year.
Describe Anything (DAAAM) tackles the object-location memory gap that keeps robots from doing real-world work.
Specs are all-in-one AR glasses with 7-millisecond latency, but the battery and investor reaction raise eyebrows fast.
A software issue could push Waymo’s taxis into closed freeway construction zones at speed, triggering a large recall.
The AI godfather reignites his feud with Musk and raises valuation risk for the entire AI industry.
A 2028 Mars orbiter deal with Eric Schmidt's Relativity Space signals how agencies are buying space capability.
From stratosphere logistics to “sticky” sulfur chemistry, the hardest parts are practical, political, and hard to govern.
