Among the executives surveyed, 91% said they’re increasing compensation for employees with AI skills., Among the executives surveyed, 91% said they’re increasing compensation for employees with AI skills., from Newsnation Read MoreContinue Reading
“Just because the technology exists doesn’t mean we should use it,” one town councilor said., “Just because the technology exists doesn’t mean we should use it,” one town councilor said., from Newsnation Read MoreContinue Reading
When the final Airbus A380 was handed over to Emirates in December 2021, it marked the end of one of the most ambitious commercial aircraft programs ever undertaken. Originally launched with the expectation that airlines would increasingly funnel passengers through mega-hubs using ultra-large aircraft, the A380 instead entered a marketContinue Reading
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Now that the peak summer is here, airlines are launching or restarting very few routes. Just a smattering of links involving the US will commence in August. Southwest Airlines, for example, will begin just four, all of which will take off this week.Continue Reading
Danisense has introduced a new current transducer for isolated DC and AC current measurement in PCB-mounted power electronics applications. The DP12IP measures currents up to 18 A and boasts a maximum linearity error of 10 ppm. The DP12IP is based on closed-loop compensated fluxgate technology, and it uses a fixedContinue Reading
Numerous automotive reporting sites and industry analysts offer metrics on new and used EV sales, but what happens to salvaged EVs after a total loss? A Better Bid, a Florida-based auction broker that gives buyers access to salvage and clean-title vehicle auctions, has released internal data that reveals some interestingContinue Reading
On Aug. 2, 1971, a lunar liftoff was televised for the first time. Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott and James Irwin spent three days on the moon before departing in the lunar module, named “Falcon.” An RCA TV camera was mounted onto their lunar rover, which Scott parked about 300 feet away with the cameraContinue Reading
(Image credit: Blackbird Interactive / Clearspace) While Hardspace: Shipbreaker does an excellent job of capturing the dystopian perils of unchecked hypercapitalism, the real fun in this space game comes from carving up massive capital ships with space lasers and explosives. Floating in zero gravity, players slice derelict spacecraft into salvageable chunks, while also contending withContinue Reading
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS’s minimal cloud images have been missing curl – accidentally, it turns out, so Canonical has put it back. Curl is a commonly-used command-line tool for fetching files from remote servers. It’s called on in countless install scripts, CI pipelines and one-liners you’ve no doubt pasted into yourContinue Reading
Anthropic has launched an investigation into what went wrong during a recent test of three models that left a trio of companies accidentally hacked. The company was testing how well Claude Opus 4.7, Claude Mythos 5, and an internal test model could find hidden information about fictional companies in simulatedContinue Reading
Apple has had to introduce a quota on security researcher reports because its systems are being overwhelmed by low-quality warnings generated by AI. It’s a classic illustration of the rule of unintended consequences: a technology meant to help us has become a barrier to getting things done. After all, not onlyContinue Reading
Jinshi and Maomao explore 4 seasons of Ibaraki Prefecture in new video…Read MoreContinue Reading
Starling is a new open source Linux desktop environment. One developer built it by directing Claude for about six months, ending up with a working desktop that boots into its own session with a compositor and window manager. Don’t think of this as a themed shell bolted onto GNOME orContinue Reading