GrapheneOS User Faces Backlash for Using GrapheneOS
A GrapheneOS user reports being contacted by authorities, sparking controversy and raising questions about the platform's future.
Google signs $30 billion AI deal with SpaceX
Google agrees to pay SpaceX $920 million monthly for AI data center usage in a $30 billion deal.
Simpsons Writer Enters Presidential Race
Dan Greaney, a Simpsons writer, holds first presidential campaign rally in LA, citing concerns over American democracy.
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AI Research Papers Flood Academic Journals
AI-generated research papers overwhelm academic journals, straining the peer-review system and making it hard to detect low-quality or fraudulent submissions.
EA's Star Wars Zero Company Drops August 27
EA releases Star Wars: The Old Republic's Zero Company on August 27, with a gameplay trailer featuring Anakin Skywalker.
FDA Stumbles on Baby Botulism Outbreak as Companies Trade Blame
The FDA admits it cannot pinpoint the cause of a recent baby botulism outbreak, while three firms blame each other, highlighting gaps in health response and the rise of misinformation.
Chrome Zero-Day, Rogue App, AI Flaws Expose Gaps
From a Chrome use‑after‑free bug to a Russian app topping US charts, new attacks expose thin spots in software, hardware, and AI toolchains.
BEYOND Expo Showcases AI Advances in Macao
The 6th BEYOND Expo in Macao highlighted the latest AI and tech breakthroughs, with over 30,000 visitors and nearly 800 companies showcasing their products.
Apple Crumble & Screenbound: New Indie Games Release
Several new games are set to be released, including Apple Crumble, Screenbound, Lazy River, and more. These games offer unique twists on classic genres and showcase innovative gameplay mechanics.