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AI used to track rapid glacier shrinkage in Indian-administered Kashmir
Researchers apply artificial intelligence with satellite data to map glacier decline and risks in Kashmir's shrinking glaciers.
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NASA-linked scientists find hidden 2.5-billion-year-old structure in Zimbabwe’s Great Dyke
NASA-funded researchers have identified a concealed 2.5-billion-year-old geological structure inside Zimbabwe’s Great Dyke using satellite and geophysical data.
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Convicted former Harvard scientist Lieber leads brain-computer research in Shenzhen
Charles Lieber, a convicted former Harvard professor, is now leading state-backed brain-computer interface research in Shenzhen.
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Scientists Identify Super-Earths as Most Common Planets in the Milky Way
Kepler Space Telescope data shows super-Earths, sized 1 to 4 times Earth, are the most abundant planets in our galaxy.
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Webb spots faint red objects that may hide giant black holes
NASA’s Webb telescope has found faint red objects in the early universe that may conceal rapidly growing supermassive black holes.
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Japanese scientists push for AI use in medical research and diagnosis
Japanese scientists are pushing to use artificial intelligence in medical research and diagnosis as Japan faces a talent shortage in science and medicine.
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Vine relaunches as Divine with six-second human-made videos
Divine, the Vine successor backed by Jack Dorsey, relaunched on May 4 with a six-second, human-made video rule.
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Xbox warns memory shortages may raise prices, limit availability of Project Helix console
Xbox chief Asha Sharma said memory costs will affect pricing and availability of the next-gen Project Helix console with no launch timeline set.
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Universal calendar points to untitled Illumination-Nintendo film in April 2028
Universal Pictures' Spanish release calendar lists an untitled Illumination-Nintendo film for April 2028, as reports also revive Metroid film talk.
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Sony requires one-time online license check for new digital PlayStation games
Sony announced a one-time online license verification for newly bought digital PlayStation games to confirm ownership after purchase.
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Anthropic seeks broader Japan access for Claude Mythos despite U.S. government opposition
Anthropic aims to expand access to its Claude Mythos AI model in Japan amid resistance from the U.S. government.
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Meltly gets $44 million offer in deal that lifts valuation
Japanese AI chatbot startup meltly received a $44 million offer that raised its valuation, according to a report.
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AI accelerates US military strikes on Iran, missions now near-instantaneous
A report details how artificial intelligence is enabling US strikes on Iran to be planned and executed in minutes.
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Turkish Agri-Drone Maker Baibars Targets U.S. IPO, Eyes Western Market Growth
Baibars Mechatronics aims to leverage Western concerns about China-made drones to expand globally and plans a U.S. IPO by 2029.
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SoftBank plans battery production in Japan for data centers
SoftBank plans to make lithium- and cobalt-free batteries in Japan for data centers with Cosmos Lab.
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Japan and India to sign agreement boosting quantum computing cooperation
Japan and India officials will sign an agreement today to promote quantum computing by increasing research and business collaboration.
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Smaller Vietnamese Firms Struggle to Attract AI Talent Amid Conglomerate Rivalry
Smaller Vietnamese companies compete with large conglomerates to hire scarce AI engineers in a growing market.
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Wikipedia founder criticizes Australia's under-16 social media ban
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales called Australia's under-16 social media ban an embarrassment and said age checks are unsafe.
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Ukraine-made anti-drone systems used by Gulf states and US partners
Gulf states and US partners are using Ukrainian-made anti-drone systems to counter drone threats, according to a report.
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Multi-agent AI frameworks and terminal coding assistants dominate GitHub today
Top trending projects highlight multi-agent orchestration platforms, financial trading AI, and lightweight coding agents in terminal environments.
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Hangzhou court rules AI cost-cutting not valid reason to fire worker
A Hangzhou court ruled a company could not fire a worker solely because AI might do the job more cheaply.
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Judge preliminarily approves Sony PlayStation Store settlement in pricing case
A federal judge in California gave preliminary approval to a Sony PlayStation Store settlement over digital game pricing claims.
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Valve's new Steam Controller goes on sale on 4 May
Valve said its new Steam Controller goes on sale on 4 May, reviving the device after a long gap since 2015.