Gaming
Cloned Polo Horses Dominate the Field
Horse replicas have taken over polo, changing the sport with cloning technology.
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Tech
Madonna Leverages Grindr While WIRED Logs Miles on Shoes
Madonna’s Grindr album push and WIRED’s marathon shoe testing illustrate how data and niche platforms reshape cultural marketing.
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Tech
Poland's Phone Ban in Schools
Poland's government approves bill to ban phones in classrooms, sparking debate on education and tech's role.
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AI
GM cuts simulation time to a minute with AI
General Motors shrank CFD and FEA runs from 15 hours to a minute using AI, sparking debate on hype versus impact across tech circles.
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Gaming
SpaceCamp's 40th: 1986 edutainment oddball still divides
Ars Technica’s 40‑year retrospective forces a fresh look at SpaceCamp’s mixed legacy and its relevance to today’s game designers.
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Tech
Marcia Lucas' Death Highlights Film Editing's Quiet Power
The passing of Star Wars editor Marcia Lucas at 80 underscores the enduring technical craft behind blockbuster storytelling and its evolving tools.
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Tech
Regulators and Platforms Clash Over Safety, AI, and Labor
From PFAS cookware lawsuits to AI music deals, European bans on prediction markets, and the first U.S. ride‑share union, regulators are tightening the reins across tech.
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AI
Uber AI Costs Tighten, Vatican Warns, IBM Opens Quantum Foundry
Uber’s COO flags rising AI token costs, the Pope’s encyclical warns of opaque AI, and IBM spins off a $2 billion quantum chip foundry.
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Gaming
Sports, Streaming, and the New Era of Unregulated Competition
A Las Vegas world record, UFC-WWE ties, and Roku's free channel expansion signal a shift in how athletes, entertainment, and platforms intersect.
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Tech
US takes $2 billion stake in 9 quantum firms
US invests $2 billion in 9 quantum firms, including one linked to the Trump family.
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AI
Tech roundup: Tesla waste, Disney purge, AI backlash
Tesla's Texas refinery discharges 231k gallons of wastewater daily. Disney pulls FiveThirtyEight content. Graduates boo AI talks. Costs rise and a virtual OS museum emerges.
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Tech
Ancient lives unearthed by modern tech
X‑rays, CT scans, and metal detectors turn hobbyists into discoverers, from a Pompeii doctor to a 5,000‑year‑old sword and Denmark’s Odin bracteate.
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AI
PNG Payroll Glitch Triggers Deadly Riots
A payroll system error in Papua New Guinea sparked a two‑week emergency and deadly unrest, underscoring fragile tech oversight across the region.
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Tech
Synthetic Turf, Gas Stoves, and Cyborg Cells: Health Risks Rise
California’s turf boom, a contested gas‑stove study, and UC‑Davis cyborg cells spotlight growing health debates around new technologies.
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Tech
Pentagon trims classification on secret space programs
DoD policy lowers secrecy on key space projects, opening tech to allies and industry as the US seeks an edge over China and Russia.
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AI
AI Porn Profiteers Face Lawsuit as Industry Races Ahead
Arizona women sue men who turned their photos into AI porn and sold tutorials, highlighting ethical and labor fallout as AI-generated erotica expands.
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Tech
Regulators Corner Media, Repair, and Social Platforms
ABC's FCC license risk, Colorado's right‑to‑repair law, and EU scrutiny of Meta illustrate mounting pressure on tech and media firms.
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Tech
NASA Powers Down Voyager 1 Instrument to Stretch Decades‑Long Mission
NASA turned off a Voyager 1 sensor to preserve power, underscoring the aging probe's dwindling RTG output and the need for novel deep‑space solutions.
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AI
Apple's Strategic Moves: From Patent Battles to AI Innovations
Apple navigates patent disputes, boosts stock targets, and showcases AI research, while new iPhone colors and Macs may be on the horizon.
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