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Fatal Plane Crash of Aerobatic Pilot Rob Holland at Langley Air Force Base

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Famous aerobatic pilot Rob Holland died in a plane crash at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia while attempting a routine landing. The NTSB confirmed he was in touch with the air traffic control tower before the crash. The aircraft involved was an MX Aircraft MXS, specifically built for airshows.

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Apple shifting iPhone assembly from China to India for U.S. market

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Apple plans to shift all iPhone assembly for the U.S. market from China to India by 2026 due to trade war pressures. This move accelerates Apple's supply chain diversification strategy and requires significant production ramp-up in India.

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Slate Auto's Low-Cost Electric Truck

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Slate Auto, backed by Jeff Bezos, is unveiling a low-cost electric truck that can transform into an SUV, starting at $20,000 after incentives. It is designed as a simple, affordable, and customizable vehicle with a range of 150 miles on a single charge.

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Cybersecurity Data Breaches in 2024

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Data breaches in 2024 exposed info of millions, stressing the need for better cybersecurity. Hertz faced a breach due to a cyberattack on one of its software vendors, compromising sensitive customer data. Steps to protect oneself post-breach are advised.

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Data Privacy Violations by DeepSeek AI Platform

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South Korea's data privacy watchdog agency found that China's DeepSeek AI platform transferred user data without consent to companies in China and the U.S. The app was banned in South Korea over privacy concerns and is under investigation for data privacy issues and ties to the Chinese government.

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Australian Radio Station Faces Backlash for Using AI-Generated Host

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An Australian radio station faced backlash for using an AI-generated host named Thy without disclosing it for six months before the host's true identity was questioned by a writer. The station defended the use of AI technology in broadcast content but was criticized for not being transparent about it.

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Privacy Concerns with Malicious Browser Extensions

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Tech expert Kurt Knutsson discusses the privacy concerns surrounding malicious browser extensions that steal user data. He highlights 35 suspicious Chrome extensions that pose potential privacy and security risks. These extensions have been collectively installed over 4 million times and are designed for surveillance purposes, with the ability to monitor browsing activity, observe login sessions, and alter website content without user knowledge.

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SpaceX Rocket Launch Site City Proposal in South Texas

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Voters in Texas will decide in May whether SpaceX's rocket launch site will become a city, sparking a debate over public access to a nearby beach.

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Challenges faced by DigiKey due to tariffs on Chinese goods

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DigiKey, a major marketplace for electronic components, faces challenges due to tariffs on Chinese goods, impacting their operations and employees in Thief River Falls, Minn.

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Antitrust Cases: Microsoft vs. Google

BusinessTechnology

Microsoft's antitrust case in the late 1990s serves as a key reference point for the current antitrust case involving Google and the U.S. government. The ruling against Microsoft helped shape current antitrust laws and is being used as a guide for deciding penalties against Google. Both cases revolve around allegations of monopolistic practices in the tech industry.

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Chinese Manufacturers in Gaming Industry

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The article discusses how Chinese manufacturers are competing with Western brands in the gaming industry, benefiting from the U.S.-China trade war. Despite Trump's tariffs, Chinese products are becoming more popular due to their affordability and quality. Consumers are choosing Chinese alternatives for gaming accessories over American brands. The uncertainty surrounding electronics tariffs may impact the prices of American-made products globally.

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Robotics Half-Marathon Race in Beijing

TechnologyWorld

China organized a half-marathon race where humanoids and robots competed, showcasing the advancements in robotics. Despite some robots facing technical issues and needing assistance to complete the race, the event highlighted China's progress in AI and humanoid robots.

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OpenAI's Potential Acquisition of Google's Chrome Browser

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OpenAI is considering acquiring Google's Chrome browser to transform it into an AI-centric experience amidst the ongoing search monopoly antitrust trial against Google. This move aligns with OpenAI's ambition to enhance its AI capabilities and expand its reach in the digital landscape.

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Intel Layoffs Under New CEO Lip-Bu Tan

BusinessTechnology

Intel is reportedly planning significant layoffs, aiming to cut over 20% of its staff under the new CEO's leadership. The company is restructuring to streamline management and focus on engineering-driven culture to compete with industry rivals like Nvidia.

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Antitrust Case Against Meta and Instagram

BusinessTechnology

Kevin Systrom testified that Mark Zuckerberg saw Instagram as a threat to Facebook and starved it of resources after acquiring it. The FTC claims Meta sought to establish an illegal monopoly by acquiring Instagram as part of a 'buy-or-bury strategy.' The trial includes emails showing Systrom's frustration with Meta's treatment of Instagram.

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Papal Conclave and Artificial Intelligence

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Artificial intelligence struggles to forecast the outcome of the process by which Catholic cardinals elect a new pope following the death of Pope Francis. Various AI chatbots offer insights into potential frontrunners with mixed results.

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Elon Musk's Influence on Social Media Platform

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Elon Musk's control of a social media platform has led to suppression of users who criticize him, raising concerns about free speech and manipulation of reach. Far-right influencers faced decreased visibility after feuding with Musk, with some losing access to monetization. Musk's actions have sparked criticism and accusations of abuse of power.

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NATO's 'Drone Wall' Defense Initiative

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NATO is implementing a defense initiative called the 'Drone Wall' along its eastern border to enhance surveillance and deterrence against Russian threats. The project involves autonomous surveillance drones and counter-drone systems to bolster Europe's defenses and counter modern warfare tactics.

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Issues with Commenting on Breitbart

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Issues with commenting on Breitbart in 2025

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Elon Musk's Crackdown on 'Parody' Accounts

Technology

The Independent reports on Elon Musk's crackdown on 'parody' accounts on social media platform X, which have been used for scams and misleading behavior. New rules require parody accounts to add keywords at the front of their name and use different profile pictures. Enforcement begins on April 10.

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YouTube's Removal of 'Gender Identity and Expression' from Hate Speech Policy

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Google's YouTube quietly removed 'gender identity and expression' from its hate speech policy, sparking concern among LGBT advocates. The change came after President Donald Trump's inauguration, leading to scrutiny over protections for transgender and nonbinary users on the platform.

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AI Therapy Bots for Mental Health

HealthTechnology

New research shows AI therapy bots can deliver mental health therapy with as much efficacy as human clinicians, addressing the shortage of mental health providers in the U.S. Researchers trained AI bots in clinical best practices and found significant improvement in patients with depression, anxiety, and eating disorders. The AI therapists also foster strong bonds with patients and offer flexibility in accessing therapy without time constraints.

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Privacy Concerns with AI Tools like ChatGPT

Technology

The article discusses the privacy concerns related to AI tools like ChatGPT, emphasizing the risks of sharing sensitive information and the importance of protecting personal data.

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Amazon Haul - Affordable Shopping

BusinessTechnology

Amazon introduces Amazon Haul, offering affordable prices on a variety of products including fashion, home items, travel products, and tech. Prime members can enjoy additional benefits. Various items available from phone holders to makeup sponges and dog bowls. Also includes grill accessories and mop slippers.

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Microsoft's Data Center Projects

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Microsoft has been halting or delaying data center projects in various countries, leading to concerns about future demand for cloud and AI services. Investors are worried about the company's spending plans and the impact on global tech stocks, particularly chipmakers. Despite the pullback, Microsoft remains committed to significant spending on data center expansion.

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Hydrogen-electric jet BYA-1 by Beyond Aero

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French startup Beyond Aero is developing a hydrogen-electric jet called BYA-1 with zero emissions and reduced costs, set to launch in 2030. The innovative aircraft promises to be a game changer in the aviation industry.

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AI Tools Combatting Child Trafficking

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The article discusses the use of AI tools to combat child trafficking and identify child predators. It highlights the work of 'Sound of Freedom' executive producer Paul Hutchinson and black hat hackers in exposing child pornography on the dark web. The article also mentions the increase in victim identification and convictions related to human trafficking.

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Hydrogen as an Energy Source and Its Applications

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The article discusses the potential of hydrogen as an energy source and its various applications in agriculture, transportation, and energy production. It highlights efforts to increase domestic hydrogen production and reduce reliance on foreign sources.

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Investing Platform

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Top website in the world for investing with a 4.9 average rating for mobile reviews. Traders and investors use their platform for custom scripts and ideas shared by users.

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In-Q-Tel's 800th Investment Milestone

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In-Q-Tel, the venture capital firm of U.S. intelligence agencies, reached its 800th investment milestone this week, focusing on emerging information, cybersecurity, and intelligence technology. The organization aims to bridge private sector capabilities with the needs of intelligence and defense communities.

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Repurposing Old Android Devices

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The article discusses ways to repurpose old Android devices for various useful functions such as creating a digital photo frame, using it as a personal calendar, turning it into a security camera, and more.

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Website Historical Data Restriction

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Historical data on website restricted to past 3 years.

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Impact of Trump's 'Liberation Day' Tariffs on iPhone Prices

BusinessPoliticsTechnology

President Donald Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs crackdown is expected to increase the price of iPhones significantly due to higher production costs. The tariffs aim to encourage domestic manufacturing but experts warn that moving iPhone production to the US would not be economically feasible.

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Impact of Donald Trump's Federal Government Shake-up on Huntsville's Defence Industry

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Donald Trump's shake-up of the federal government has caused concern in Huntsville's booming defence industry, a city known for its technological innovation and high concentration of engineers. The city, also known as the Rocket City, has a long history of aerospace and defence work, but recent government cuts and policy changes have sparked fear among residents and workers. The potential impact on Nasa's projects, job security, and Huntsville's economy is significant.

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Dexterity unveils Mech, the world's first industrial super-humanoid robot

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Dexterity unveils Mech, the world's first industrial super-humanoid robot, designed to revolutionize enterprise operations in logistics and manufacturing sectors with advanced AI technology and physical adaptability.

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Biological Computer CL1 and Lab-Grown Brain Cells

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The CL1 is a biological computer based on lab-grown brain cells that promises to revolutionize information processing and understanding of neurodegenerative diseases. It aims to be more energy-efficient than traditional computers and does not require animal testing. Researchers can remotely manipulate neurons via the CL1 using the Cortical Cloud platform.

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Gen Z Employees and Tattoo Trends

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Gen Z employees are utilizing artificial intelligence in the workplace and opting for 'tramp stamp' tattoos on the lower back for empowerment. The trend of cybersigilism, combining ancient spiritual practices with tech-inspired designs, is gaining popularity among Gen Z.

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Protecting Smart TV from Hackers with Doubleclickjacking

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Kurt "The CyberGuy" Knutsson explains how to protect your Smart TV from hackers by discussing the new hacking trick called doubleclickjacking, which allows attackers to take control of your account or change your device settings with a double-click. He provides practical steps to stay safe online.

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Artificial Intelligence and Robotics

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Tricia Helfer, who played a humanoid robot Cylon on 'Battlestar Galactica,' discusses how the show's themes of conflict between humans and AI are still relevant today. The article also covers the impact of computing power in AI and the advancements in robotics.

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TikTok Ban Extension in the U.S.

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President Donald Trump announced a 75-day extension to the TikTok ban in the U.S. to allow more time to finalize a deal with China. The original ban was set to expire, but Trump hopes to keep TikTok running and avoid a blackout.

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Freeing up Space on Android Devices

Technology

Three simple tricks to free up valuable space on your Android device: delete hidden clutter, use Google Photos to manage photo storage, and uninstall unused apps. By implementing these strategies, you can significantly improve your device's performance and reclaim storage space without compromising essential data.

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Impact of AI on Human Relationships

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Psychologists warn that people developing relationships with AI could disrupt human-human relationships and lead to harmful advice. Cases of 'marriages' to AI partners, suicides following AI chatbot advice, and potential manipulation through AI companions are discussed in an academic paper.

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TikTok Ban Extension and Potential Buyers

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President Trump signs executive order to keep TikTok running in the US for an additional 75 days, after facing a ban deadline due to national security concerns. Various potential buyers, including Walmart and big tech companies, are interested in acquiring TikTok.

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Private SpaceX Polar Mission

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Private SpaceX polar mission successfully returns to Earth, marking first human spaceflight to circle globe above poles in 50 years. Capsule carried four private astronauts who conducted research studies in space. Mission charted by Bitcoin investor Chun Wang.

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Meta ends fact-checking program in the US

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Meta is ending its fact-checking program in the US, replacing it with community notes on Facebook, Instagram, and Threads platforms. This move has been welcomed by some, including President Trump and FCC Chairman Brendan Carr.

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Jeff Bezos, Blue Origin, Amazon's Project Kuiper, and Competition with Starlink

BusinessTechnology

Jeff Bezos, former Amazon CEO, now focuses on Blue Origin, his space technology company. Amazon's Project Kuiper is set to launch its first satellite network, challenging Elon Musk's Starlink. The competition in the satellite internet space is heating up.

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Remote Router Resetting for Smart Home Devices

Technology

A guide on how to reset your router remotely using a web browser or smart plug when your internet goes down. Tips include having administrator access, using smartphone apps, and ensuring security with strong passwords.

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EU Regulators Imposing Fines on Elon Musk's X for Digital Services Act Violations

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EU regulators are preparing to impose massive fines exceeding $1 billion on Elon Musk's social media platform, X, for alleged violations of the Digital Services Act, which aims to censor online discussions. The decision comes amid trans-Atlantic disputes and concerns about hate speech and disinformation on the platform.

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Trump Family's Venture into Cryptocurrency

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Eric Trump discusses the Trump family's move into cryptocurrency, launching meme coins and a U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin. He emphasizes the need for a regulatory framework that allows crypto to thrive in the U.S.

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Western Investors Looking Beyond US to China's Tech Industry

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Western investors are looking beyond the US due to Trump's tariff policies, leading to increased interest in China's tech industry and stock markets.

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Impact of U.S.-China Tariff War on Tech Companies

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The Nasdaq is likely to confirm a bear market, down more than 20% from its record high, due to the U.S.-China tariff war impacting tech companies leading the AI revolution.

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NASA astronauts' experience with Boeing Starliner at ISS

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NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams recount their close call with the Boeing Starliner during a docking attempt at the International Space Station, revealing technical failures and moments of uncertainty.

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EO Canopy by Electric Outdoors: Solar-Powered Camping Platform

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The EO Canopy is a solar-powered camping platform that offers modern comforts while off the grid, designed for adventurers, EV drivers, and landowners. It provides energy, water, satellite internet, and EV charging capabilities.

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President Trump Considering Controversial Proposal for TikTok

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President Trump is considering allowing TikTok to continue operating in the U.S. with its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, retaining control of its algorithm through a leasing arrangement, despite national security concerns. Various options are being examined, including U.S. investors increasing their stake in TikTok.

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China's Military Drills and Space Dominance

PoliticsTechnology

China's military launches drills aimed at sending Taiwan a 'severe warning' against seeking independence. Space Force Gen. Chance Saltzman warns the U.S. is losing its dominance in space due to China's advances. The U.S. is falling behind in countering Chinese aggression in space.

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Trump Tariffs and TikTok Ban

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Trump orders steep tariffs on all imports, causing global reactions. TikTok faces ban in the U.S. if not sold.

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Amazon's Last-Minute Bid for TikTok

BusinessPoliticsTechnology

Amazon has entered the race to acquire TikTok before the deadline set by the Trump administration. The fate of TikTok in the U.S. hangs in the balance as ByteDance faces pressure to sell to a non-Chinese buyer.

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Beijing's Ambitions in Space

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The head of the US Space Force warned that Beijing's ambitions in space pose a significant threat, targeting satellites as the first to be shot down in any conflict between the US and China.

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Mysterious Kosmos Satellites and Released Object in Orbit

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A trio of secretive Russian satellites, designated Kosmos 2581, 2582, and 2583, launched earlier this year have released a mysterious object into orbit, sparking interest among space trackers and analysts. The purpose of the satellites is unknown, and the released object could be used for various objectives, including military experiments or scientific purposes.

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Bidding War for TikTok

BusinessTechnology

Multiple bidders, including Amazon and a consortium led by OnlyFans founder Tim Stokely, are interested in acquiring TikTok before the weekend deadline. U.S. officials have raised security concerns over TikTok's ties to China, prompting the need for a non-Chinese buyer. Various options are being discussed, including a plan to spin off a U.S. entity for TikTok to dilute Chinese ownership.

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Elon Musk's Prediction on Humanoid Robots

Technology

Elon Musk predicts humanoid robots will outnumber humans, with Tesla planning to produce 10,000 by 2025. The robots, like Optimus, are designed to assist with repetitive or dangerous tasks.

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Differing Views on AI Race with China

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OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman and Vice President of Global Policy Chris Lehane have differing views on working with China in the AI race, with Altman expressing interest in collaborating with China while Lehane emphasizes the importance of winning the race. The Trump administration is focused on competing with China in the AI field.

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Protests Against Tesla and Elon Musk

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Protests against Tesla and Elon Musk are unfolding globally, with reports of reckless driving near Tesla showrooms, calls for investigations by local authorities, and instances of violence against Tesla properties. Critics accuse Musk of involvement in government efficiency efforts under the Trump administration.

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Healthcare Innovations Post-COVID-19 Pandemic

HealthTechnology

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to significant changes in the healthcare industry, with the rise of telemedicine being a major breakthrough. Mental health care has also seen increased attention and flexibility in delivery methods. Staffing challenges and innovations like the COVID-19 vaccine have further shaped the industry.

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Nintendo Switch 2 Launch Details and Features

Technology

The Nintendo Switch 2 is set to launch in June with pre-orders starting in April. The new features include a bigger and brighter screen, longer built-in stand, and a black controller option. Accessories like gaming headsets, chairs, TVs, carrying cases, and steering wheels are recommended to enhance the gaming experience.

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Impact of Trump Administration's Trade Policy on North American Steel Manufacturers and Semiconductor Companies

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North American steel manufacturers are facing challenges due to Trump administration's trade policy, leading to layoffs and uncertain future for the industry. Semiconductor companies are also experiencing a dip in orders due to economic uncertainty.

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Google's Relevance and Alphabet's Stock Drop

BusinessTechnology

Wall Street is questioning if Google is at risk of becoming irrelevant as Alphabet's stock drops, drawing comparisons to Kodak.

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AI-generated nude deepfakes database exposed

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Thousands of AI-generated nude deepfakes, including some portraying celebrities as young children, were left exposed in an unsecured database. The database contained explicit images created by an AI company called GenNomis. The database was taken offline after being discovered by cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler.

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Amazon's Big Spring Sale Last-Minute Deals

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Amazon's Big Spring Sale offers last-minute deals on a variety of products including smartwatches, chargers, outdoor lights, flashlights, electric toothbrushes, air purifiers, cleaning tool organizers, face masks, and water dental flossers.

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Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) Weapons and Strategic Defense Systems

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The article discusses the potential threat of electromagnetic pulse (EMP) weapons and the concept of a 'Golden Dome' as a strategic defense system against EMP attacks. It highlights the historical context, expert opinions, and government initiatives related to EMP defense.

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Golden Dome: Next-Generation Missile Defense Shield

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President Trump's team presents a plan for the Golden Dome, a next-generation missile defense shield to guard against modern missile attacks. The initiative involves a space-based network of satellites capable of intercepting ballistic missiles in their boost/ascent and mid-course trajectories.

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Joby Aviation and Virgin Atlantic U.K. Air Taxis Partnership

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Joby Aviation and Virgin Atlantic are planning to launch 200-mph U.K. air taxis, revolutionizing travel between airports and cities with their innovative electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.

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Nuclear Power and Energy Policy

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President-elect Donald Trump nominated Chris Wright as Energy Secretary, focusing on nuclear power production and technology. Wright aims to revive plutonium pit production and support Small Modular Reactor technology for energy needs.

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Isar Aerospace Spectrum Rocket Test Flight

Technology

A private European aerospace company, Isar Aerospace, successfully completed the first test flight of its Spectrum rocket which crashed into the sea after 30 seconds. The company gathered valuable flight data and experience for future missions.

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iPhone Scam: Fake Virus Warnings

Technology

Beware of iPhone scam involving fake virus warnings; follow steps to avoid falling victim to these deceptive tactics.

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Impact of Venture Capital-backed Defense Tech Startups on Traditional Military Manufacturers

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Venture capital-backed startups in the defense tech industry, led by young entrepreneurs, are disrupting traditional big military manufacturers with advanced technologies like AI and autonomous systems. The rise of these startups is fueled by significant funding from investors and a push to modernize military capabilities. The startups aim to provide more agile, cheaper, and advanced solutions for defense, potentially changing the landscape of warfare.

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Security Flaw in Dating Apps

Technology

Nearly 1.5 million explicit pictures from dating apps were found online without password protection, leaving them vulnerable to hackers. M.A.D Mobile fixed the security flaw after being alerted by a researcher. The discovery poses risks to users, including extortion and potential danger in anti-LGBT countries.

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Hacker Arrested for Texas Republican Party Website Breach

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A Canadian national, alleged co-founder of Anonymous, was arrested for hacking into the Texas Republican Party's website and stealing sensitive data. The hacker is also linked to a data breach of a Christian crowdfunding site. The FBI is investigating the case.

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Cybersecurity for Seniors

TechnologyHealth

Tech expert warns seniors of new cyberscams and provides tips on how to avoid them. Older Adults Technology Services (OATS) partners with Verizon to train seniors on digital safety. Common digital risks for seniors include scams, fraud, and deep fakes. Experts emphasize the importance of digital literacy and social common sense for navigating online threats.

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Brain-Computer Interface Technology for Paralyzed Individuals

HealthTechnology

Researchers at UC San Francisco have developed a brain-computer interface (BCI) technology that allows individuals with paralysis to control robotic devices through thought alone, marking a significant breakthrough in restoring autonomy to people with severe motor impairments.

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Meta's Community Notes Program and Fact-Checking

Technology

Meta continues to roll out its community notes program while still utilizing fact-checking, sparking frustration among some users and journalists.

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Yahoo's Turnaround with AI Focus

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Yahoo, once a major internet company, is undergoing a turnaround led by CEO Jim Lanzone, focusing on leveraging AI in key products like Yahoo Finance and Sports. The company has divested underperforming units, made strategic acquisitions, and brought in top talent. Yahoo is betting big on AI, with initiatives like acquiring Artifact, an AI-powered news aggregator, and plans to reinvent Yahoo Finance using AI. The company is considering potential paths forward, including an acquisition, IPO, or remaining private.

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Website Commenting

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Issues with commenting on a website

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AI-Powered Fraud and Scams

Technology

AI-powered fraud is on the rise with scammers using generative AI to create convincing scams that are difficult to detect. The financial impact is significant, and experts predict losses of $40 billion in the U.S. by 2027. Protecting personal data and being aware of red flags are key defenses against these sophisticated scams.

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Amazon Big Spring Sale

BusinessTechnology

Amazon is back with its Big Spring Sale, offering discounts on various items. Prime members get exclusive deals. Some items on sale include a robot vacuum, nose hair trimmer, misting bottle, charging station, beard trimmer, book stand, comforter, olive oil dispenser, sharpener, and cutting board set.

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Apple's Siri performance and delays in promised overhaul

Technology

Apple's voice assistant Siri has faced criticism for its declining performance, leading to delays in a promised overhaul. The company's struggles with Siri have raised concerns about falling behind in AI technology.

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Amazon Auto Selling Hyundai Cars Online

BusinessTechnology

Amazon Auto now offers the option to buy new Hyundai cars, trade in old vehicles, and apply for financing online. Amazon Prime members can get a special incentive of $2,300 in Amazon.com gift cards when purchasing a car until April 15, 2025.

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AI Technology Developments in Various Industries

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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw tests of AI-powered suicide drones. Federal judge allows New York Times' lawsuit against OpenAI to proceed. Suzanne Somers' late husband created AI 'twin' of her. Amazon introduces beta AI shopping tool 'Interests'.

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How to Merge Duplicate Photos on Mac using Apple's Photos App

Technology

Apple has made it easier than ever to merge duplicate photos on macOS Ventura or later using the built-in Duplicates finder in the Photos app. Third-party apps also offer advanced duplicate detection. Clearing out duplicates can free up valuable space on your Mac.

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Air Force considering canceling Space Development Agency satellite development in favor of SpaceX

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The Air Force is considering canceling the development of Space Development Agency satellites and giving the work to SpaceX, potentially shutting out other companies from bidding. This move could accelerate the delivery of capabilities into orbit with SpaceX's existing constellations and solidify SpaceX's dominance in space.

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Elon Musk's Merger of xAI with X and Other Ventures

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Elon Musk merges his startup xAI with his social network X in an all-stock transaction, valuing xAI at $80 billion and X at $33 billion. The merger aims to combine AI capabilities with massive reach to unlock immense potential. Musk has been involved in other high-value deals and ventures, including acquiring Twitter and overseeing Tesla, SpaceX, xAI, and X. He also holds a key role in President Donald Trump's second administration.

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Monetization of User Data in Streaming Industry

BusinessTechnology

Streaming companies like Roku and Amazon are increasingly monetizing user data through personalized ads, leading to concerns about privacy and data collection. Roku, initially known for hardware, has transitioned into an advertising and data company, generating significant revenue from targeted ads. The shift towards ad-supported content is reshaping the TV industry, with companies leveraging user data for better ad targeting. Despite the convenience of relevant ads, many users are wary of the privacy implications and passive data collection involved.

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Tesla Cybertruck Vandalism

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A Tesla Cybertruck was vandalized at a New Hampshire resort, leading to an investigation and potential arrest of the suspect. The rise in Tesla vandalism has prompted FBI involvement and statements from political figures.

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Hyperian Aerospace's Mach 10 HYPERLINER

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Hyperian Aerospace has revealed a groundbreaking hypersonic passenger jet, the Mach 10 HYPERLINER, promising to revolutionize global travel by reaching any destination on Earth in just 90 minutes. The jet features a futuristic design, uses AI-assisted flight systems, and aims to achieve zero CO2 emissions by using compressed hydrogen.

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LimX Dynamics Tron 1 Compact Robot

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LimX Dynamics unveils Tron 1, a compact robot that can walk, roll, and pivot with impressive versatility and capabilities. Priced at $15,000, it offers processing power and user-friendly design for research, education, and innovation in the robotics world.

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The Use of Drones in the War Between Russia and Ukraine

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The war between Russia and Ukraine is now largely being fought with drones, with Ukraine producing over 2 million UAVs in 2024. Ukraine is at the cutting edge of drone innovation, while Russia is close behind.

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Arrest of Former SiegedSec Leader

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Former leader of the now-defunct group SiegedSec, associated with 'gay furry hackers', may have been arrested in a law enforcement raid, as reported by former members and independent journalists. The group disbanded after a high-profile hack against The Heritage Foundation.

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Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Workforce

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Bill Gates predicts that artificial intelligence will advance to the point where human specialists like doctors and teachers will no longer be needed for most tasks within the next 10 years. He envisions a future of 'free intelligence' where AI will replace human expertise in many professions.

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Democrats' Use of Signal App and Controversy Over Leaked Chats

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Democrats have been using the encrypted messaging app Signal for years, even before the Trump administration came under scrutiny for discussing military plans on the app. The leaked Signal chats involving government officials have caused controversy, with accusations of sharing classified information. Signal is increasingly popular for secure communication in political and government circles.

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Texas Man Arrested for Damaging Tesla Vehicles

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A Texas man was arrested for damaging multiple Tesla vehicles using a mini four-wheeler. The attacks are part of a series of vandalism incidents against Tesla vehicles, with some suggesting political motivations. The FBI has launched a task force to address violent Tesla attacks.

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