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A phone buzzes. Before the screen is even unlocked, Gemini has already cross-referenced a calendar conflict, flagged a problem with a dinner reservation, and surfaced an alternate route via Maps. Nobody asked. That's the pitch. Google isn't launching a fl

Researchers have identified the first-ever Denisovan leg bones - a femur and tibia dredged from the Penghu Channel off Taiwan - and the individuals they belonged to were legitimately large by ancient human standards. Denisovans were previously known almos

You know that Call of Duty thermal-scope aesthetic - everything rendered in flat, grainy green, where a human and a shrub look basically identical? That's not a stylistic choice. That's a hard ceiling in how traditional night vision works: amplify brightn

A hacking group called Helix has posted what it claims are stolen Uber Freight files - mailboxes, accounts payable records, dispatch documents, customer emails - on its leak site. Uber Freight confirmed it is investigating unauthorized access to part of i

Salem's city council voted unanimously to pursue a data center moratorium after residents - and a guillotine - pushed back on a $5.1 billion AI facility.

AI data centers have added $29B to U.S. grid costs, raising some state electricity bills by up to 28% - and ratepayers are footing the tab.

Snapchat's AI flagged a private message sent to 3 people and alerted the FBI in under an hour, leading to a student teacher's arrest.

School cellphone bans now backed by 48% of U.S. adults, per Pew - but only 17% of teens agree and test scores barely budged.

China completed the world's largest superconducting fusion magnet at 582 tonnes, a key step toward its BEST tokamak with commercial power still decades away.

Border agents in the Fourth Circuit can manually search your phone without suspicion - here is what the ruling means for travelers.