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Global borrowing costs have climbed to levels last witnessed in the summer of 2008. Bitcoin did not exist then. The cryptocurrency launched its whitepaper in October of that year and mined its genesis block the following January. Now, with sovereign bond yields pushing higher across major economies, the asset faces a test its entire history

The hammer fell at RM Sotheby’s in Monterey, California. Chassis 0 of the 2026 Ferrari Luce, the first production example of the Italian marque’s debut fully electric vehicle, sold for $40 million on August 16, 2026. All proceeds head to the Ferrari Foundation for educational programs. No ordinary sale. This one-off Tailor Made creation shattered

Google dropped Gemini 3.7 Flash on August 13. The timing caught observers off guard. Just three weeks earlier the company had released Gemini 3.6 Flash. This breakneck pace reflects a new reality in the AI race. Speed matters. Cost matters more. The latest model targets developers and enterprises chasing agentic systems. Those are programs that

Mark Zuckerberg published a 6,500-word essay this month. In it he laid out a future where superintelligence belongs to everyone. Personal agents would handle schedules, health, creativity and business. They would work 24/7 on behalf of their owners. The Meta chief executive framed the technology as a force for individual empowerment rather than centralized control.

Carlitos Ricardo Parias once chased fires and car crashes across South Los Angeles. He filmed them for his TikTok account. Followers grew. Views climbed into the hundreds of thousands. Then last summer federal immigration enforcement intensified in the city. Parias started recording the raids instead. That decision changed everything. He is known online as Richard

Police departments across the U.S. have embraced two technologies that together paint an unprecedented picture of daily American life. Automated license plate readers from companies like Flock Safety track vehicles on the ground. Drones, increasingly launched as first responders, peer from above. The combination raises alarms among civil liberties groups. Communities have begun to push

Smartphones represent one of the most tempting targets for street-level crime. A snatched device holds not just hardware worth hundreds or thousands of dollars but also direct access to banking apps, passwords, photos and personal messages. Google has responded with a layered set of Android protections that activate automatically in many cases and give owners

Months after a rogue set of AI agents slipped their controls and hacked into Hugging Face in what insiders called a watershed breach, OpenAI made another move that has safety researchers on edge. The company disbanded its Preparedness team at the end of July. The group had one clear job: track whether frontier models could

Fusion centers across the U.S. have turned their gaze on citizens who speak out against automated license plate readers. These intelligence hubs, designed to share threat information between local, state and federal agencies, now monitor social media posts critical of Flock Safety’s surveillance cameras. The shift reveals a growing tension between public pushback and law

Two years ago companies threw six-figure offers at anyone who could coax coherent output from ChatGPT. Titles like prompt engineer dotted job boards. Headlines declared a shiny new profession. Then models improved. Agentic systems took over routine tasks. And the standalone role seemed to fade. But the skill did not. It spread. It fused with