For years, Google had a hard line that AI should never be used to build weapons. That rule is now gone. Alphabet, Google’s parent company, has quietly rewritten its AI ethics guidelines and dropped its ban on AI-powered military and surveillance tools. Instead, the company is now openly embracing AI in a “national security effort”—a
Tesla’s grip on the European EV market is slipping, and France is the latest casualty. The automaker saw a staggering 63% drop in registrations last month, delivering just 1,141 vehicles—its worst performance since August 2022. Meanwhile, the broader auto industry only dipped 6.2%, making Tesla’s decline stand out even more. What’s The Reason Behind The
The AI arms race just got more intense. OpenAI has unveiled a powerful new ChatGPT tool, “deep research,” promising to generate in-depth reports in mere minutes—something that would take humans hours. The announcement was made in Tokyo on Monday and comes as China’s DeepSeek sent shockwaves through Silicon Valley a week ago. Research Analyst on
A fresh trade war is brewing, and business leaders aren’t sure what to make of it. Over the weekend, Donald Trump slapped steep tariffs on three of the U.S.’s biggest trading partners—25 % on imports from Canada and Mexico and 10% on China. The move, set to take effect Tuesday, has drawn praise and scorn,
A routine field exercise ended in tragedy late Thursday night at Fort Stewart, Georgia. Two soldiers from the 3rd Infantry Division’s 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team lost their lives in a single-vehicle crash during a nighttime exercise. Details remain scarce, but Fort Stewart officials confirmed that no other personnel were injured. Names of Soldiers Not
Garmin, the popular smartwatch brand, is in hot water after a major issue left customers worldwide with malfunctioning devices. Users are reporting frustrating glitches, with some watches showing a blue triangle upon startup and others getting stuck on the loading screen. High-end models like the Fenix 8, which costs just under $1,200, are among the
A US-based company Boom Supersonic has brought back the thrill of supersonic travel with its XB-1 prototype jet. During a historic test flight over California’s Mojave Desert, the jet shattered the sound barrier two times. This marks the first civilian aircraft to achieve such speeds since the Concorde retired in 2003. Jet Repeatedly Broke The
Big changes are coming to your Google Maps app. In a move that’s sparked plenty of chatter, Google announced it would rename the “Gulf of Mexico” to the “Gulf of America” within the US, following updates to the US Geographic Names System. Users in Mexico will still see the original name, while international users will
Scottish researchers may have uncovered a worrying link between childhood air pollution and dementia later in life. The first hints of this connection emerged two decades ago when researchers in Mexico City found brain changes in dogs exposed to polluted air. Fast forward to 2022, and a UK government review of 69 studies concluded that
What started as a routine traffic stop in Florida ended with a shocking twist. A police officer accidentally shot the driver in the leg with his own gun. The situation seemed straightforward when Jason Arrington, 39, was pulled over for running a red light in Jacksonville on December 13, 2024. What Does The Bodycam Show?
As the US watched a new administration rise, a sermon at the Washington National Cathedral boldly challenged President Trump on his controversial policies. The Right Rev. Mariann Budde, Episcopal bishop of Washington, stood before Trump, First Lady Melania, and JD Vance during an inaugural prayer service, urging compassion. What Did The Bishop Say? “There are
In his first full day after returning to the White House, Trump signed a flurry of executive orders that sent shockwaves across the political landscape. From withdrawing the U.S. from international agreements to declaring a national emergency at the southern border, Trump is showing no sign of pragmatism. Trump declared a national emergency on the
