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GamingSubnautica 2 Non-Violence: What It Means for Players
Subnautica 2 devs explain why they're keeping weapons out, even after one country's fans wanted them. Here's the honest take.
GamingKrafton Subnautica 2 Earnout at Risk After 1M First-Hour Sales
Subnautica 2 sold 1 million copies in its first hour, putting Krafton's $250 million earnout obligation to former Unknown Worlds principals in sharper focus.
CarsMG4 Semi-Solid-State Battery EV Reaches 100,000
The MG4 semi-solid-state battery EV has hit 100,000 units in eight months, becoming China's fastest-selling pure electric hatchback.
TechYellowKey exploit defeats Windows 11 BitLocker
YellowKey exploit bypasses default Windows 11 BitLocker using a custom FsTx folder on USB, granting full drive access.
AIWhat Is Token Superposition Training?
Token Superposition Training (TST) by Nous Research speeds up LLM training by 2.5x in 2026. No architecture change needed.
PolicyLouise Casey review: carers 'living an agony'
Louise Casey review: millions of unpaid UK carers 'living an agony', system relies on them to plug gaps.
SpaceArtemis II crew meets Canadian PM
Canadian PM Mark Carney met the Artemis II crew in Ottawa, receiving a plaque with a flag that flew around the Moon.
SecurityKongTuke Teams attacks deliver ModeloRAT
KongTuke uses Microsoft Teams to deliver ModeloRAT in corporate breaches, gaining access in under five minutes.
HealthJapanese DNA study: third ancestry, disease links
Japanese DNA study finds third ancestral group and archaic DNA linked to diabetes, heart disease, and cancer.
ScienceVoronoi diagram found in Chinese money plant
The Chinese money plant's leaves form a Voronoi diagram, a geometric pattern seen in city planning and computer science.
AIForum AI: Campbell Brown's truth quest
Forum AI, founded by ex-Meta news chief Campbell Brown, evaluates models on high-stakes topics to improve truthfulness.
