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The nature of AI is unnatural. It's not intelligent. It's not human
Astronauts will get to self-assemble lunar base
Exemption in amendment offers relief to open source software makers
Guess they could deny the alleged intrusion … like the 2020 election results
Community group wants transparency, collaboration, and a clearer roadmap for the open source database
Frozen hydraulic line blamed for leaving payload in the wrong orbit
Unsafe bits get a warning label in planned low-level coding shake-up
What's a tumbling Super Heavy and a skipped Raptor relight between friends?
Chinese tech biz shows off clever workaround for its process node gap, but it isn't catching up with Intel and TSMC
RUSI warns fake IDs, shell companies, and crypto laundering could soon operate at industrial scale
Autonomous shuttle's second passenger trip ends with rear-end collision and a tow truck
Reform UK leader alleges Moscow hacked his phone and leaked £5M gift story, but security specialists await evidence
Ideal for aching palms – though only if you're right-handed
Britain's 'free' internet economy is powered by invisible data extraction that feeds advertisers, AI firms, and digital platforms
Network-wide rollout boosts energy efficiency by 10.6%, cutting carbon emissions and operational costs without compromising user experience
AI coding agents may make software cheaper to build, but switching off major platforms remains expensive, risky, and deeply annoying
Internal notes point to cloud connectivity woes for older OfficeJets, though company denies systemic issue
DIY or die. Just don't let the CIA buy it
CEO jumps on the ‘We must be fit for the AI future’ bandwagon
Due on November 21, eleven months late - but on time to do science!
Worries change may be ‘governed only by technocratic thinking and presented as necessary and inevitable’
Google Search used to direct users to web sites; AI Mode will keep them in Google's garden
A French engineer has declared war on AWS, Google and Microsoft using AI-generated sea shanties, satirical poetry, and a multilingual protest campaign
After making a medical clinic's network rather ill, she 'kept working until I somewhat knew what I was doing'
Sixtieth release adds more cores, delayed hibernation, and basic Wi-Fi 6 without losing its ascetic streak
AI flaw-finder still under lock and key for now while company figures out guardrails, but made available to more users including governments
PLUS: Huawei says it’s replaced Moore’s Law; Chinese mobile plans add token allowances; Singtel slinging Optus; And more!
Warns large release candidates ‘are *not* conducive to long-term stability’
Could the Chocolate Factory's mission to reshape the web backfire?
Slowdowns, crashes, BSODs reported on pricey mobile workstations
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