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The Next Web - 7 hours 53 min ago
Kai-Fu Lee's 01.ai is raising a pre-IPO round ahead of a planned Hong Kong listing in 2027, the former Google China chief told Bloomberg at the World AI Conference in Shanghai. The company is unwinding its offshore holding structure, the same prerequisite that Moonshot dismantled in May to clear its own path to a Hong […] This story continues at The Next Web...
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GeekSpin - 8 hours 39 min ago
If you had “humanoid robots, flying cars, and Ferrari-designed EVs” on your tech bingo card for this year, congratulations you just won. So, get ready to live in the future, because the line between sci-fi and reality just got a whole lot thinner. Chinese EV maker XPENG just hosted a massive “Physical AI for All” brand […] Read the original article here: XPENG unveils new L03 EV, flying cars, and humanoid robots...
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Popular Mechanics - 9 hours 5 min ago
Yes, they're better than the one on your phone.
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Observer - 9 hours 7 min ago
As DataBank's Kevin Ooley prepares to take over as CEO on January 1, he's inherited a business that's grown from $25 million in EBITDA to a $1 billion run rate in under a decade and a public increasingly suspicious of what that growth costs. In a wide-ranging conversation, Ooley pushes back on water-use assumptions, walks through why the company capped its exposure to A.I. neocloud tenants in 2023, and admits he wishes he'd built bigger five years ago.
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The Guardian - 9 hours 13 min ago
Anker 511 Nano 3 is the kind of charger you'll want a few of, and for $15.99, you can afford to stock up This clever router fixed my spotty home wifi and it's currently on sale A beefy USB charger with half a dozen ports can be great for charging your laptop, phone and even USB bike light all at once, but the real heroes are the pocketable chargers small enough to always be around when you need them. That's where the Anker 511 Nano 3 fits in. When I tested 22 different USB chargers to...
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The Atlantic - 9 hours 36 min ago
A new, gonzo style of fraud could be an existential threat to prediction markets.
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Observer - 10 hours 53 min ago
Vendelux's Alex Reynolds explores why the Hamptons, Sun Valley and other executive gathering places remain powerful economic engines in the A.I. era. As digital communication becomes abundant, trust, serendipitous interactions and physical proximity have become scarce and valuable resources.
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BBC - 10 hours 57 min ago
The regulator said it had "no further legal routes available" under the Online Safety Act.
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The Guardian - 11 hours 19 min ago
The developer of Duck Detective reveals details of her sad grandma game' follow-up: a whodunnit or who-plans-to-do-it? with a darker edge Someone wants to kill grandma. In this Knives Out - inspired mystery game, each of your family members is suspicious in their own way: your stressed mum, your "midlife crisis uncle" and especially that stranger in your bedroom. Yikes! While Apple Crumble is still a mystery, it is mechanically different from Happy Broccoli Games' previous game,...
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Observer - 12 hours 34 min ago
In a crowded A.I. coding market, GitHub is pitching flexibility as the answer to a rising cost problem. Kyle Daigle says GitHub Copilot's platform approach helps developers manage model choice, while token costs keep climbing.
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New York Times - 13 hours 52 min ago
Artificial intelligence is feeding a boom in the number of apps available in Apple's App Store.
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GeekSpin - 14 hours 9 min ago
A new electric car can hold a conversation, stream a user’s favorite shows, and even slip away to park itself while the owner heads inside. Priced at just $15,000, the vehicle hits a wall on the freeway, however, as it is classified as a low-speed model which is banned from highways. Chip Motors, the Miami-based […] Read the original article here: New talking electric car parks itself but is banned from highways...
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NBC News - 14 hours 14 min ago
Microdramas made specifically for phones have become a huge sensation in China and are finding fans in the United States. As China's short series go global, artificial intelligence is transforming not just how their stories are told but how entertainment itself is made. NBC's Janis Mackey Frayer reports for TODAY.
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Variety - 14 hours 54 min ago
Megan Rapinoe, soccer champion, activist and entrepreneur, is entering a new chapter with the forthcoming launch of weekly interview show “Why Are You Like This?” The show, produced and distributed by Vox Media, will feature Rapinoe’s conversations with artists, athletes, activists and “architects of culture.” On the podcast, Rapinoe will try to get at what […]...
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ABC News - 16 hours 6 min ago
The Chinese AI model Kimi K3 has suspended new subscriptions after overwhelming demand pushed its capacity close to its limits...
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Vox - 16 hours 24 min ago
Demonstrators march during a protest against AI data centers in Vancouver, British Columbia. | Ethan Cairns/Bloomberg via Getty Images AI was supposed to make our lives better. Instead, it's made many of us scared and angry . Communities are protesting against the building of new data centers the warehouses of IT equipment powering the AI buildout across the country, and increasingly they're winning . And polling shows most Americans think AI is moving too fast. So how did public opinion...
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Newser - 16 hours 27 min ago
If you like driving a stick, the numbers aren't going your way. Consider this remarkable stat unearthed by the Washington Post : Preliminary federal data show that manual transmissions accounted for just 0.6% of vehicles built for the US market for the 2025 model year, down from roughly 35% in...
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GeekSpin - 16 hours 54 min ago
Imagine a partner who never forgets an anniversary, never picks a fight, and is available to comfort you 24/7 it sounds like the perfect relationship, until the government steps in and deletes them. In a radical move to combat its declining birth rates, China has officially pulled the plug on the booming AI companion […] Read the original article here: China officially bans AI boyfriends over birth rate drop...
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The Guardian - 16 hours 54 min ago
Global increase in cases of predators coercing children to harm themselves or produce child sexual abuse material Cases of predators coercing children into producing sexual photos and videos of themselves have surged globally in the past year, a cruel phenomenon known as "sadistic online exploitation", child safety experts and law enforcement officials warn. In cases of sadistic online exploitation, perpetrators target vulnerable teens on social media platforms and online games. These predators...
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Wired - 16 hours 54 min ago
From monsters to kittens to strategy games, these sets will liven things up on nights when everyone is tired of screens.
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Sky News - 17 hours 5 min ago
More than two million people will face a hosepipe ban after South East Water said it was extending water restrictions.
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Wired - 17 hours 23 min ago
From countertop kits to a bathroom bucket full of straw and beyond, I spent a year testing popular mushroom-growing methods. Here's what fruited and what just grew mold.
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New York Times - 18 hours 52 min ago
On Friday, China's leader, Xi Jinping, hailed Beijing as the champion of a new global A.I. order.
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