“According to a recent New York Times article, ChatGPT appears to have nudged some users toward delusional or conspiratorial thinking—or at least reinforced such beliefs.“ One case involved Eugene Torres, a 42-year-old accountant, who questioned the chatbot about “simulation theory.””ChatGPT allegedly affirmed the theory, saying he was ‘one of the Breakers — souls who seed […]
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There are many methods for extracting water from the air, but MIT researchers may have developed one of the most effective— a device that produces drinking water without requiring power or filters. The team’s passive atmospheric water harvester features a vertical hydrogel panel that draws moisture from the air. While the concept isn’t entirely novel—other
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Infinite Machine turned heads with its retro-futuristic P1 electric bike, built for speed. Now, the company returns with a new model geared more toward city commuters. The Olto delivers a 40-mile range and hits a top speed of 33 MPH, though regulations cap it at 20 MPH in bike lanes. A Stylish, Versatile Ride for the
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Meta has filed a lawsuit against the creator of Crush AI, a widely used AI “nudify” app, which allegedly ran thousands of advertisements on Meta’s platforms. Alongside the legal action, Meta announced new efforts to curb similar apps. The lawsuit, filed in Hong Kong, accuses Joy Timeline HK—the company behind Crush AI—of trying to bypass
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On Wednesday, Meta introduced its latest AI model, V-JEPA 2 — a “world model” aimed at enabling AI agents to better interpret and navigate their surroundings. V-JEPA 2 builds on the original V-JEPA model released last year, which learned from over 1 million hours of video. This extensive training helps robots and other AI systems
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Wikipedia has reportedly halted a trial that used AI to generate article summaries following resistance from its editors, who raised concerns about accuracy, transparency, and the potential impact on the platform’s reputation. The pilot, which aimed to introduce brief, machine-generated overviews at the top of articles, was met with immediate skepticism from the volunteer editor
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With more connected devices requiring greater bandwidth for activities like teleworking and cloud computing, managing the limited wireless spectrum available to all users will become increasingly difficult. Engineers are turning to artificial intelligence to manage wireless spectrum more efficiently, aiming to reduce latency and enhance performance. However, most AI techniques used to classify and process
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During its WWDC 2025 on Monday, Apple announced a range of new features set to debut with iOS 26 this fall across its suite of apps. Notable highlights include Call Screening, enhanced travel tools in the Wallet app, and long-awaited group chat improvements in Messages. Some of the additions are powered by Apple Intelligence, such
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At this week’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 25), Apple revealed plans to enhance app discovery on the App Store using AI technology. During a session on App Store Connect updates, Apple introduced “App Store Tags” — descriptive labels that showcase key features and functions of an app. AI-Generated Tags with Human Oversight Apple’s large language
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Researchers at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) have created a new type of lightweight, highly conductive carbon nanotube (CNT) wiring that completely eliminates the need for copper or aluminum. Using a technique called Lyotropic Liquid Crystal-Assisted Surface Texturing (LAST), they developed core-sheath composite electric cables (CSCEC) that are not only efficient conductors
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