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Silicon Valley Is Completely Divided by Chinese AI
Great debate is emerging in Silicon Valley due to the proliferation of Chinese-made artificial intelligence tools, especially “open-weight” AI systems…
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The tech-broification of American science has officially begun
The Trump administration unveiled the first “Genesis Mission” grants on Thursday, directing $5 billion to hundreds of AI-powered science projects…
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SoftBank is reportedly weighing Swiss robotics startup Gravis
Gravis Robotics, an ETH Zurich spinout, equates autonomous resources to archaeologists. The tie-up will extend the procurement of Masayoshi Son’s…
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Top Smart Home Improvements That Are Worth Doing Before Your Summer Vacation
Summer often brings a welcome change of pace for homeowners across Europe. Family vacations, weekend getaways, and long days spent…
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First look at the Galaxy Watch 9: I held it in London – here’s what I learned
Nina Raemont/ZDNET Follow ZDNET: Add us as a favorite resource on Google. Highlights taken by ZDNET I’m going for a…
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EZVIZ Sets a New Benchmark for Battery Powered Home Surveillance
Battery-powered smart cameras have become one of the fastest growing categories in home rentals. Once more important for their seamless…
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This searchable tool helps track down herd surveillance cameras in your city
A recent filing by Flock Safety, a fast-growing US surveillance technology company, reveals how countering automated license plate readers is…
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FDA Panel Just Approved These Unproven Peptides
Peptides are powerful next to the mainstream. A panel of experts on Thursday narrowly recommended that the Food and Drug…
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Musk says the Optimus will be the toughest product Tesla has ever produced
The TL;DR Musk told investors that Optimus has no inventory and all parts are new, as Tesla quietly dropped the…
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Meta’s Pro-AI Ad Campaign Shines Clearly on AI
Mark Zuckerberg really wants you to believe that AI is good, actually. But the gist of his company’s “hopeful” new…
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