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A Federal Judge Gives Google One Week to Stop Rigging Its App Store
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Kia's EV3 Finally Makes The Sub-$30,000 Electric Car Real
The 2027 Kia EV3 starts at $29,890. This isn't just another electric crossover; it's a direct assault on the gas-powered family car and the last decade of EV compromises.
The White House Just Legalized Cyber Privateers
The US government will now authorize private firms to hack overseas criminals. It’s a formal shift from defense to offense, but the companies hired to fight the fire also sell the fire trucks.
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Amazon Used Your Twitch Streams to Train Its AI. Now You Can Opt Out.
Your Twitch channel wasn't just for your viewers. For years, it was free training data for Amazon's AI. The opt-out button is a new and quietly offered feature.
Humanoid Robots Are Here, Just Not In Your Kitchen
The viral videos show bipedal robots doing chores. The reality is that less glamorous mobile manipulators are already here, working factory shifts you'll never see.
Trump's Truth API Sells Presidential Posts By The Millisecond
Trump Media is selling early access to the president's posts for six figures a month. A new lawsuit says that turns the First Amendment into a subscription service for high-frequency traders.
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Eli Lilly's War on the Black Market for a Miracle Weight-Loss Drug
A drug that delivers astonishing weight loss has spawned a massive gray market. Now, the pharma giant that makes it is fighting back, and the supply chain is about to get ugly.
Fingerprinting AI: The Search for Model DNA in a Sea of Copies
Thousands of new AI models appear weekly on hubs like Hugging Face. But a new technique for 'fingerprinting' them reveals a dirty secret: many aren't new at all. They're derivatives, remixes, and outright copies.
The Sound Of One-Off Art, Now In A Plugin
The virtual instrument market is flooded with digital ghosts. Sonuscore took a different path, sampling a single, unique metal sculpture. This isn't a simulation; it's a digital artifact with a physical soul.
EV Charging's Trailer Problem Finally Has a Real Answer
The 350-kilowatt chargers are fast. The real story is the pull-through design, a simple layout change that finally makes public charging viable for the electric trucks actually towing things.
The Ninth Circuit Just Put a Price on Free Speech
A single word change in a court ruling transforms Section 230 from a shield into a sponge for lawsuits. The internet just got a lot more expensive for everyone except the lawyers.
The Robot Mortician For Your Dead Electronics
We shred billions of dollars in electronics every year. A new class of robot uses AI and precision grippers to perform autopsies instead, salvaging the parts that matter.