When AI Surpasses Human Intelligence, What Happens to the Idea That Humans Are Special?
AGI and ASI could fundamentally dismantle the belief that human intelligence is unique. Here’s what that means for society.
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Claude Code Goes Full Autopilot: Anthropic Makes Hands-Free AI Coding the Default Experience
Anthropic is enabling auto mode by default in Claude Code, letting the AI agent work autonomously without constant user prompts.
A Drone Manufacturing Plant Is About to Go Live in Serbia — and Israeli Tech Is Behind It
Serbia’s first drone factory, backed by Israeli aerospace technology, is scheduled to open in September 2025.
5G and Open RAN Are Quietly Fixing the Biggest Communication Gap on the Road
V2X technology is finally getting a real infrastructure backbone. Here’s why 5G and Open RAN could make talking cars a reality.
Google’s DeepMind Just Gave Hurricane Forecasters a Full Extra Day of Warning They Didn’t Have Before
DeepMind’s AI hurricane model outpaced traditional forecasting by a full day, stunning meteorologists with its storm-track accuracy.
Security Red Flags Forced OpenAI to Pump the Brakes on Its Most Ambitious Model Yet
OpenAI deliberately slowed development of its Astra model after internal security reviews flagged risks too serious to ignore.
Buc-ee’s Trademark Machine Rolls Over Another Small Business While John Oliver’s Lawsuit Quietly Disappears
Buc-ee’s is suing a small Oregon convenience store over beaver imagery while its legal clash with John Oliver fades into the background.
After Pouring $70 Million Into Political Campaigns, Estée Lauder Heir Calls It Quits on Donor Life
Ron Lauder spent over $70M on politics backing Trump and conservative causes. Now Forbes reports he’s stepping back from the donor arena entirely.
An 82-Year-Old Farmer Just Said No to $26 Million — and the Data Center Boom Has to Deal With It
A Kentucky grandmother turned down $26M to sell her family farm for a data center, and her refusal spotlights land resistance slowing AI infrastructure.
Guilty Plea Closes In on the Hacker Behind Hundreds of Millions in Snowflake Ransom Demands
A Canadian man pleads guilty to extorting dozens of companies whose data was stolen in the 2024 Snowflake breach campaign.