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AI in Science & Research
Russia Quarantines Hospitals After Researcher’s Unexplained Death
Russia is testing nearly 200 people after a researcher died of pneumonia. Darya Shipilova, 28, worked at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague…
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AI Ethics & Policy
Andy Burnham’s G20 Test Begins With AI and Food Security
Andy Burnham is heading for the global stage. As UK Prime Minister and G20 president-designate, he is preparing to lead…
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AI Ethics & Policy
FTC Turns AI Safety Breaches Into a Federal Investigation
The FTC is investigating the companies building the most powerful AI systems. The US Federal Trade Commission has begun a…
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Consumer Technology
Phone Coolers Work—But Most People Do Not Need One
Heat is the enemy of sustained phone performance. During intensive tasks, a phone can throttle performance to protect itself, turning…
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AI Ethics & Policy
OpenAI Safety Lead Resigns and Calls Culture Broken
OpenAI’s safety culture faces a blunt internal indictment. David Robinson, the company’s safety report lead and safety transparency worker, resigned…
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Consumer Technology
Stop Screen Tearing Without Buying New Hardware
Screen tearing is a timing problem. It happens when the GPU renders frames at a different speed from the monitor,…
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AI Agents & Automation
AI Agents Are Turning Identity Into the New CI Bottleneck
AI agents have made CI the bottleneck. Faster pipelines are the wrong fix because the harder problem is deciding which…
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Consumer Technology
Gaming Routers Add Control, Not Faster Internet
Gaming routers are not magic. They use familiar hardware, the same Wi-Fi standards, and the same Ethernet connections found in…
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