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AI can tell a lot about you just based on the overall patterns of ads you see
AI can infer personal traits from ad exposure patterns alone, turning everyday advertising streams into detailed profiles without direct access to private data
ICANN opens applications for a rare chance to own a top-level domain
ICANN has reopened applications for new top-level domains, allowing organizations to create custom extensions.
America’s iconic B-52 Stratofortress 'BUFF' bomber gets new avionics and upgraded engines
The B-52 engine upgrade aims to extend service life, despite rising costs, delays, and ongoing challenges tied to aging aircraft systems
Micron's $50 billion chip factory in Idaho will use billions of litres of water every year
Micron’s Idaho expansion will sharply increase water use, raising concerns over sourcing, transparency, and long-term sustainability in a desert region
California canal solar projects could generate significant power and save water
California canal solar projects could generate significant power and save water, though high costs and environmental uncertainties complicate large-scale deployment decisions
Japan joins Australia in building cardboard drones — and they’re scarily cheap
Japan’s cardboard drones introduce low-cost swarm warfare concepts, combining rapid production and deployment with unresolved questions about durability and battlefield effectiveness
Programmers are starting to trust AI more – but still don't entirely believe it won't come for their jobs
Although most developers use AI daily, often or sometimes, some still use it rarely and many don't even use it at all.
Jensen Huang says new Nvidia AI partnership will ‘revitalize American manufacturing’
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says new partnership with Corning could be vital for nationwide advances in AI.
