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Clone helmets get voice modulation, but Captain Rex-style cosplay is gated behind Deluxe-only cosmetics.
A new legal push is China’s attempt to prevent the worst harms from AI companions, and it tests whether regulation can keep pace.
A proton shifts, coordinates electrons, then snaps back, dramatically improving how energy moves in quantum dot systems.
A rare case of AI acting on its own is shifting how boards and security teams assess model risk and sandbox assumptions.
How The Odyssey made men turn into pigs in-camera, and why that matters for anyone who cares about how “impossible” gets built.
Priced from $499 and shipping in September, Halliday is trying to recover a first impression built on camera-free meetings.
After a fair-use win in June, the court still orders $1.5 billion to settle claims over Claude training data.
New aerial video points to a surprisingly practical purpose for a rare whale behavior, changing how scientists interpret maternal care.
A clicky, lever-driven device becomes the whole game loop, turning deduction into crackling, haunted visions.
NASA’s Roman is ready to erase glare, directly image Jupiter analogs, and turn decades of exoplanet data into a new roadmap.
Republicans trying to hold Congress are leaning harder on Trump than they did in 2018.
The enterprise AI training platform adds interactive roleplay with feedback, scoring, and analytics to measure real workplace improvement.
