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A July 2 information request targets X posts about texting, espresso, and attention reductions, forcing clarity on FSD limits.
A four-year study finds a boat-related “vowel” pattern in sperm whale clicks, enabling near-real-time detection of marine traffic.
Samsung lifts battery specs and preventive health focus, including a 35% jump on Ultra 2’s 47mm model.
A new legal push is China’s attempt to prevent the worst harms from AI companions, and it tests whether regulation can keep pace.
Paying stops nothing, and AI is making the early attacks cheaper, faster, and more convincing.
After a Russian drone surge, a special operator says Ukrainians changed movement, add shotguns, and use small teams and robots.
What AT&T just reported in its second quarter, why the subscriber mix matters, and what it signals for telecom investors.
How The Odyssey made men turn into pigs in-camera, and why that matters for anyone who cares about how “impossible” gets built.
The skate legend turned entrepreneur explains why saying no, and staying in movement, matters more as the stakes rise.
The new startup targets a fresh attack surface inside enterprises as AI agents and developer tools move in.
NASA’s Roman is ready to erase glare, directly image Jupiter analogs, and turn decades of exoplanet data into a new roadmap.
Scaling from prototypes to 8,000 units demands printers, machining, and money. Here is what Beehive is adding, and why it matters.
