Record-Setting Dark Matter Detector Comes Up Empty — and That’s Good News The LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ) dark matter detector, located in South Dakota, has reported some intriguing results in its hunt…
The UK police have announced plans to spend up to £75 million ($102 million) to digitise their extensive collection of VHS tapes. This venture aims to preserve valuable evidence by…
Researchers have found that players exhibit more predictable behaviour in simple games compared to complex ones, utilising machine learning to model human decision-making. The study indicates that perceived game difficulty…
Chinese Satellites Complete First High-Altitude Rendezvous For Possible Groundbreaking Refueling Chinese satellites SJ-25 and SJ-21 have successfully completed what is reported to be the first autonomous high-altitude rendezvous in space,…
Researchers from Princeton University and Boston University have discovered that people act more rationally in simpler games and less so in complex ones. Using machine learning, they trained a neural…
Summary The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has cancelled the FTC’s “click-to-cancel” rule, which was designed to simplify subscription cancellations for consumers. This decision comes as a response to complaints…
UK Police Dangle $102 Million To Digitize Its VHS Tape Archives The UK police are looking to allocate up to £75 million (approximately $102 million) to digitise their extensive archives…
The Military Might Finally Win the Right To Repair Senators Tim Sheehy and Elizabeth Warren have introduced the bipartisan “Warrior Right to Repair Act,” which would guarantee the military’s right…
Summary Researchers from Harvard and Princeton have explored how human decision-making varies in games of differing complexities. Their study reveals that people tend to make more predictable choices in simpler…
Summary Senators Tim Sheehy and Elizabeth Warren have proposed the “Warrior Right to Repair Act,” which seeks to secure the military’s right to repair its own equipment. This legislative move…
