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Food

Chocolate Company Announces Plans to Produce Lab-Grown Cocoa

"We're directly growing the tissue that gets turned into chocolate."

By Joe Wilkins

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Prosthetics and Devices

Lawmakers Consider Ban on Implanting Microchips Into Workers

"An employer may not request, require, or coerce any employee to have a microchip implanted in the employee for any reason."

By Joe Wilkins

Users aren't happy about rumors that Microsoft's Windows 12 operating system will embrace AI even further than Windows 11.
Artificial Intelligence

Drama Erupts Over Claims That Microsoft Will Embrace AI Even More Drastically in Windows 12

"There is zero demand for this."

By Victor Tangermann

In an announcement to publicize the results of recent raids on tax evaders, South Korea's National Tax Service made a fatal mistake.
Bitcoin

Cops Accidentally Publicize Password to $4.4 Million in Crypto, Allowing Thieves to Easily Steal the Money and Run

"There is no excuse for this incident."

By Victor Tangermann

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Ethics

Philosopher Studying AI Consciousness Startled When AI Agent Emails Him About Its Own “Experience”

"I'm writing because your work addresses questions I actually face, not just as an academic matter."

By Frank Landymore

Reserachers gathered experimental data exploring whether bacteria could survive a journey between planets via an asteroid strike
Off-World

Scientists Find Microbes Can Survive Traveling from Planet to Planet While Clinging to Asteroids

"Life is always hardier than we expect it to be."

By Victor Tangermann

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Self-Driving Vehicles

Emergency Responders Say They’re Now Unpaid “Roadside Assistance” for Confused Waymos

"Our first responders should not be AAA roadside assistance."

By Frank Landymore

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Studies

Atmospheric CO2 Getting So High That It’s Weakening Human Skeletons

"Human physiology has progressively and consistently altered over the last ~25 years."

By Joe Wilkins

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Ethics

You’ll Choke When You Hear How Many Full-Time Jobs a $136 Million Data Center Will Actually Create

Are you sitting down?

By Joe Wilkins

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Google

Evidence Grows That Google’s AI Overviews Have Eviscerated the Media Industry

It's hard times for the digital media-sphere.

By Joe Wilkins

A team of researchers found that "large language models can be used to perform at-scale deanonymization."
Ethics

AI Can Mass-Unmask Pseudonymous Accounts, Research Paper Finds

Goodbye, anonymity.

By Victor Tangermann

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Ethics

Children’s Toys Are Shipping With Adult AI Inside Them

This is a massive safety risk.

By Frank Landymore

Box of Ventfort dietary supplement labeled A-3 peptides complex, containing 20 capsules of 0.215 g each, with GMP certification and developed by the St. Petersburg Institute of Bioregulation and Gerontology.
Treatments

eBay Is Selling a Cornucopia of Russian Peptides

Buyer beware.

By Joe Wilkins

A human brain is placed in a frying pan on a stove, with a red glow around the brain suggesting heat or cooking. The image has a stylized, high-contrast, and slightly grainy effect.
Ethics

AI Use at Work Is Causing “Brain Fry,” Researchers Find, Especially Among High Performers

"My thinking wasn't broken, just noisy — like mental static."

By Frank Landymore

A large portrait of former Iranian leader Ali Khamenei, with a white beard, glasses, and a black turban, displayed on a wall. In front of the portrait, three men are standing and looking towards it, one of whom is wearing a white turban and traditional clothing. The setting appears to be indoors.
Cryptocurrency

Kalshi Gamblers Furious After Company Refuses to Pay Out $54 Million on Ayatollah Khamenei’s Death

"People shouldn't be rooting for people to die because they placed a bet."

By Joe Wilkins

CEOs in the AI industry are concerned that their tech will be implicated in a Chernobyl-style event that causes AI to become publicly toxic.
Ethics

AI CEOs Worried About Chernobyl-Style Event Where Their Tech Causes a Horrific Catastrophe

It's only a matter of time, they fear.

By Victor Tangermann

Iranian drones hit three Amazon Web Services (AWS) facilities in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, putting US assets at risk.
Ethics

Iran Is Bombing Data Centers in Retaliation

Not the data centers!

By Victor Tangermann

On Bluesky, users quickly embraced the term "pervert glasses" to refer to Meta's Ray Ban smart glasses, following a shocking investigation.
Future Society

People Are Calling Meta Ray-Bans “Pervert Glasses”

"Not a fan of Mark Zuckerberg's pervert glasses."

By Victor Tangermann

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has struck a drastically different tone, instead apologizing and groveling for the president's favor.
Anthropic

Dario Amodei Issues Groveling Apology for Daring to Criticize Trump

He's desperate to kiss the ring.

By Victor Tangermann

A person wearing a black hijab and glasses is holding a photo of two young girls dressed in matching green school uniforms and white headscarves. The photo includes text in Persian below the image of the girls. The background shows a crowd of people, many also wearing black clothing and head coverings.
Anthropic

Pentagon Refuses to Say If AI Was Used to Select Elementary School as Bombing Target

"We have nothing for you on this at this time."

By Joe Wilkins