Collaborate Disseminate
“My feet are already in the crosswalk,” says Geoffrey A. Fowler, a San Francisco-based tech columnist for the Washington Post. In a video he takes one step from the curb, then stops to see if Waymo robotaxis will stop for him. And they often didn’t.
… Continue reading Should Waymo Robotaxis Always Stop For Pedestrians In Crosswalks?
“Electric vehicles are expected to outsell cars with internal combustion engines in China for the first time next year,” reports the Financial Times, calling it “a historic inflection point that puts the world’s biggest car market years ahead of wester… Continue reading China’s EV Sales Set To Overtake Traditional Cars Years Ahead of West
Yoran had stepped away from his job in December, announcing he was fighting cancer.
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It’s “what some experts consider the most advanced military AI initiative ever to be deployed,” reports the Washington Post.
But the Israeli military’s AI-powered intelligence practices are also “under scrutiny. Genocide charges against Israel brough… Continue reading How AI-Based Military Intelligence Powered Israel’s Attacks on Gaza
Fresh from AliExpress, [Big Clive] got another fascinating item to tear down: a crane claw, as used in those all too familiar carnival games. These games feature a claw the …read more Continue reading How Crane Games are Playing Claw Games with the Player
“Robots and AI models share one crucial characteristic,” writes the Washington Post. “Whether to move around, conduct conversations or solve problems, they function by constantly taking in and computing increasingly vast quantities of data. It’s a brut… Continue reading ‘Why the World Needs Lazier Robots’
It’s weighs less than 15 pounds. It’s 17 inches wide. And in June Elon Musk said it was “easily carried in a backpack. This product will change the world.”
And now, CNET reports:
Calling all digital nomads and van-lifers: SpaceX’s Starlink Mini is … Continue reading ‘Starlink Mini’: High-Speed Internet, Fits in a Backpack, Now Available in the US
Politico asked an “array of thinkers — futurists, scientists, foreign policy analysts and others — to lay out some of the possible ‘Black Swan’ events that could await us in the new year: What are the unpredictable, unlikely episodes that a… Continue reading Dire Predictions for 2025 Include ‘Largest Cyberattack in History’
There’s a paradox in amateur radio: after all the time and effort spent getting a license and all the expense of getting some gear together, some new hams suddenly find …read more Continue reading Pi Pico Makes SSTV Reception a Snap
If we dissolve acid-neutralizing rocks in the ocean, will it absorb more carbon dioxide?
Climate ventures and philanthropic funders have been spending millions of dollars to find out, reports the Washington Post. “Researchers have been exploring thi… Continue reading Can We Make Oceans Absorb More Carbon Dioxide with a Giant Antacid?