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The Federal Bureau of Investigation wants direct, near real-time access to automated license plate reader data spanning every corner of the United States and its territories. No warrants required. Just a login to a commercial platform packed with billions of scans from private and public cameras. This isn’t theory. Procurement documents filed in mid-May lay

Anand Shah saw the numbers and delivered a blunt assessment. Federal courts face a flood of self-represented cases powered by generative AI. The long-term average of pro se filings sat steady at 11 percent for two decades. By the end of fiscal 2025 that share had climbed to 16.8 percent. The jump coincided with ChatGPT’s

The White House has moved decisively to lock in access to advanced artificial intelligence for the nation’s intelligence agencies. A classified contract with Anthropic now takes shape. It lets the National Security Agency and its peers tap the startup’s latest models despite an earlier clash with the Pentagon. This shift marks a pragmatic turn. Months

Ford Motor has operated in Europe for more than a century. Yet the automaker keeps rewriting its playbook there. Restructurings have come and gone. Losses mounted. Market share slipped. Now comes another attempt. This one mixes rugged off-road appeal with electric and hybrid powertrains. The goal is simple. Stop the bleeding in passenger cars before

A logic error buried in the Linux kernel’s process-tracing code has given unprivileged users a path to root privileges and secret data on servers running default configurations across major distributions. Researchers at Qualys uncovered the issue, tracked as CVE-2026-46333, and detailed how a narrow race during process exit bypasses safeguards meant to protect sensitive file

Hadley bounds into the room at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. The labrador-golden retriever mix wags her tail with purpose. Five-year-old Calvin Owens, recovering from a bone marrow transplant and rare childhood arthritis, lights up. He tosses a ball across the patio. “Look how good you’re doing!” says Schellie Scott, Hadley’s handler and a child life assistant.

A small green indicator appears in the upper right corner of millions of Android screens every day. Most users glance at it and move on. Yet this unassuming dot serves as one of the operating system’s most direct lines of defense against unauthorized surveillance. Google introduced the privacy indicator in Android 12. Since then it

Bandwidth needs have exploded. Artificial intelligence training clusters now span continents. Hyperscalers move vast datasets in real time. The thin glass fibers that carry 95 percent of intercontinental traffic suddenly look inadequate. Three players want to change that before 2030. European governments back a 24-fiber-pair system across the North Sea. Meta pours billions into its

Chinese engineers have taken a concrete step toward powering drone fleets from space. A team at Xidian University recently demonstrated a microwave system that delivered stable power to a moving drone and multiple fixed targets at once. The tests mark measurable progress in a long-term effort known as the Sun Chasing project. Researchers transmitted 1,180

Shiba Inu burst onto the scene in 2020 as an experiment by an anonymous creator known as Ryoshi. The token aimed to echo Dogecoin’s viral appeal. It delivered in spectacular fashion during 2021, surging more than 45 million percent at one point. A $10 investment at the right moment turned into millions. Yet the years