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Irish video-telematics startup CameraMatics plans expansion after funding aimed at preventing crashes before drivers notice.
The oldest “complex cell” story gets rewritten, adding a new layer of gene transfer chaos to the eukaryote origin.
Here’s what China’s nuclear sprint means for global grid planners, investors, and regulators by 2030.
A $45.99 InkSense Plus stylus option and June 17 shipping date raise the stakes in the e-reader versus tablet fight.
A new open-source project aims to turn the structure of Slack-like teamwork into encrypted, harder-to-surveil collaboration.
Anthropic says it will make Claude Fable 5's restrictions more visible, even if the model refuses more queries.
London is turning into a proving ground for U.S. AI expansion, reshaping where talent, compute demand, and policy pressure concentrate.
A new public tool estimates how much of your library looks machine-made, even across streaming services.
The Israeli startup targets the unglamorous layer: messy pipelines, mismatched systems, and missing context.
A new estimate suggests how much US demand persists despite Polymarket’s offshore restrictions, and what regulators may notice next.
A Merck-trained chemist at the University of Michigan is building “conservation chemistry” with AI speedups and lab robotics.
A new “automatically throw PokéBalls and spin PokéStops” option is rolling out to some players, daily and capped.
