China Pits Humanoid Robots Against Humans In Half-Marathon In a fascinating convergence of technology and athletics, twenty-one humanoid robots raced alongside thousands of human runners during the Yizhuang half-marathon in…
What to do once your Surface Hub v1 becomes an 84-inch, $22K paperweight The Surface Hub v1 is approaching its end, with less than six months of support remaining. As…
About 15% of World’s Cropland Polluted With Toxic Metals, Say Researchers This article highlights alarming research revealing that a significant portion of the world’s cropland—about 15%—is tainted by toxic heavy…
Scientists Claim To Have Found Color No One Has Seen Before Researchers at UC Berkeley recently announced the discovery of a new colour called “olo,” which can only be seen…
China Develops Flash Memory 10,000x Faster With 400-Picosecond Speed A research team at Fudan University has unveiled a groundbreaking semiconductor storage device, known as “PoX,” which operates at an astonishing…
A Musician’s Brain Matter Is Still Making Music Three Years After His Death In a remarkable twist on creativity and mortality, a new art installation features the brain matter of…
OpenAI Puzzled as New Models Show Rising Hallucination Rates OpenAI is scratching its head over the skyrocketing rates of hallucinations in its newest models, o3 and o4-mini. Recent findings show…
Fresh Tools That Keep Vintage Macs Online and Weirdly Alive As macOS turns 24 and Intel-based Mac minis get branded as “vintage,” new tools are emerging to help keep our…
Users React To Bluesky’s Upcoming Blue Check Mark Verification System Bluesky is testing a new verification system that includes blue checks issued by “Trusted Verifiers” such as news organisations. This…
Small ocean swirls may have an outsized effect on climate, NASA satellite shows A NASA-led satellite mission has unveiled that small ocean swirls and eddies wield more influence on our…
