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SecurityHow AI Is Fueling a Bug Hunting Arms Race
Bug Hunting Arms Race accelerates as AI submissions flood programs. Curl, Google adjust; Linux mailing list overwhelmed. 90-day disclosure may be obsolete.
HealthPlant-Based Dietary Strategies Cut Hypertension Risk
Plant-based dietary strategies get a boost from a BMJ meta-analysis linking legumes and soy to 30% lower hypertension risk.
HealthUPatch Wearable Ultrasound to Prevent Stillbirths
The UPatch wearable ultrasound enables continuous fetal monitoring outside hospitals, potentially preventing stillbirths.
GamingHoYoverse $14.6bn AI: Should Players Care?
HoYoverse $14.6bn AI investment: The studio behind Genshin Impact is putting billions into in-house AI tools. Here’s the player-first reality check.
ScienceRiver Lugg Restoration Will Take Decades, Ecologist Says
River Lugg restoration will take 20-30 years after farmer John Price illegally removed gravel and trees, jailed in 2023, fined £600,000.
AIWhy IBM's Anderon Quantum Foundry Signals a Shift in Computing Strategy
IBM's Anderon quantum foundry receives $1B government investment, raising CHIPS Act legality issues and market strategy questions.
Biz & ITPope Leo AI Encyclical Warns of Big Tech's 'Technocratic' Control
Pope Leo AI encyclical cautions that a handful of tech firms could impose their own moral vision through AI, creating new dependencies and exclusions.
PolicyWhy the DOJ Inspector General Investigation Into Puerto Rico's Drugs-for-Votes Scheme Matters
Drugs-for-votes scheme in Puerto Rico prisons led to abandoned election fraud probe after Trump's election.
Cars1992 Dodge Viper RT/10 Test: God's Own Dustbuster
We drive the 1992 Dodge Viper RT/10—400 hp, no windows, a 13.2-second quarter-mile. God's own Dustbuster, indeed.
CulturePrivacy-Conscious Gay Dating Apps Seek to Dethrone Grindr
Privacy-conscious gay dating apps like MeetMarket and Chunkr offer decentralized, ad-free alternatives as Grindr backlash grows.
CarsJunkyard Find: 1986 BMW L7, the Cocainiest Car of the 1980s
A 1986 BMW L7, the priciest BMW in 1986, appears in a Denver junkyard and revives the debate over the ultimate cocaine-era luxury car.
