A cohort of women in their seventies, eighties and nineties have turned late-life social media into a business. The interesting part is why…
Physical AI cannot be trained on scraped text. It needs footage of human hands doing real work with the right amount of force — and that…
More music is being made than at any point in history, and less of it is being listened to. The numbers behind the nostalgia, and what…
One company, owned by one man, supplies a capability Ukraine depends on and does not control. The alternatives are slower, bulkier and five…
The campaign is about transparency, but the finding that lands hardest is the one about concealment — people editing out their country of…
A degree, a tech services job, a US posting, visa renewals, then permanent residency. That sequence has been the plan for a generation of…
The number is small enough to be awkward. If a government can audit its own estate for the price of a used car, the argument for doing it…
A state biosecurity institute part-resourced by two private AI companies, in credits redeemable against their own models. That arrangement…
No sophisticated code was needed. The controllers were old, unpatched and reachable from the internet — which describes a great deal of…
The merger talk is the headline. The number buried in the same results is more revealing: selling cloud compute earned SpaceX $7.5bn in a…
The case against Abdulrahman Alfozan has moved from an employee misconduct story to an allegation of state involvement — and the filing…
The ban reaches further than the app. It covers technology built with the models — which, for an open-source system other companies have…
