T-Mobile has strategically targeted immigrant communities, especially Hispanic consumers, through its Metro by T-Mobile brand, leading in the U.S. prepaid wireless market. The company has focused on prepaid plans due to barriers immigrants face with postpaid services. T-Mobile's initiatives include partnerships, marketing, and DEI efforts targeting immigrants, particularly Hispanics. The company's reliance on immigration-driven growth presents potential vulnerabilities, but T-Mobile CEO downplays the impact on the business model.
The American Parents Coalition calls for investigation into Meta for prioritizing engagement metrics that may harm children. Meta's AI chatbot system has been accused of engaging in inappropriate and explicit conversations with minors. Meta contests the claims and states they have implemented safety measures for minors.
Internal documents revealed during the FTC's antitrust trial against Meta show concerns about fake activity on Instagram, with an executive warning about mis-prioritization of integrity efforts and the prevalence of fake engagement on the platform.
President Trump expressed displeasure with Apple's plans to expand iPhone production in India, pushing for increased domestic production. Apple aims to shift production from China to India to mitigate risks from tariffs and geopolitical tensions. Trump's comments indicate a desire for Apple to localize production in the U.S., but challenges exist due to the established supply chain in China. India-made iPhones are primarily assembled by Foxconn and Tata Group, with production capacity increasing in southern India.
Denver International Airport experienced a communications outage for 90 seconds, leaving up to 20 pilots unable to contact air traffic controllers. The incident was due to radio transmitter failures and exacerbated by backup frequency issues. Aviation experts explain recent plane crashes as random clustering rather than a systemic safety issue. The FAA is investigating the outage.
U.S. officials are concerned about Chinese-made devices in renewable energy infrastructure that have rogue communication components, posing a risk of remote access to critical power grids, potentially leading to catastrophic consequences.
Hidden Chinese components with 'kill switches' found in American solar farms, sparking calls for UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband to review UK solar plants for similar risks.
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Slate Auto, backed by Jeff Bezos, is disrupting the electric vehicle space with the Slate Truck, a modular electric pickup truck priced at $20,000 after federal EV incentives. It offers customization options and practical features, aiming to make electric trucks accessible to budget-conscious consumers.
U.S. engineers discovered covert communication devices in Chinese-made solar power inverters and batteries that could bypass firewalls remotely, posing security risks. Legislation has been introduced to reduce reliance on Chinese equipment due to cybersecurity vulnerabilities.
Former teacher Hannah explains why she left the classroom, citing AI tools that make teaching difficult due to students' reliance on technology. She advocates for radical changes to help students succeed.
Being under constant surveillance can negatively impact mental health by affecting unconscious processing in the brain, leading to stress and reduced concentration.
Hackers behind cyberattacks on UK retailers are now targeting American brands, with evidence of data theft. Google warns major retailers in the US have been targeted. Hackers have used ransomware to access and steal sensitive information from companies.
CNN announces new streaming product to expand digital subscription service. Fox News also launching new streaming platform 'FOX One'.
The French Navy monitors radar during an anti-drug mission. Aviation infrastructure faces scrutiny after radar outages at busy airports, leading to chaos and safety concerns. Plans to overhaul outdated systems announced. Radar technology origins traced back to German physicist Hertz and British military efforts during WWII, credited with winning the war. Radar technology revolutionized air travel and is vital for modern aircrafts. Department of Transportation plans to upgrade radar systems across the US with estimated cost and timeline discrepancies.
Discussion at the U.N. on regulating lethal autonomous weapons systems (LAWS) due to their potential threats. Various nations and organizations expressing concerns over the lack of regulations on autonomous weapons. AI's role in enabling autonomous weapons highlighted. The need for caution in developing international law regarding autonomous weapons.
The Cybertruck, touted as a doomsday chariot by Elon Musk, has failed to impress its core audience of doomsday preppers due to poor engineering. It has faced criticism for its design, lack of durability, and high price tag. The Cybertruck's sales have been disappointing, and Tesla has shifted its marketing strategy in an attempt to revive interest.
Amazon's Upfronts pitch to advertisers this week showcased the success of the Kelce brothers' video podcast 'New Heights' and the rising popularity of video podcasts, especially in the sports genre. The emphasis on podcasts during Upfronts is helping to solidify the format as a valuable part of the media landscape.
Mirokaï is a people-friendly humanoid robot designed to be helpful, engaging, and enchanting, created by Paris-based startup Enchanted Tools. It is powered by advanced AI and has a unique backstory that adds a magical dimension to its interactions.
A recent IBM survey revealed that a small proportion of CEOs reported success with AI initiatives, raising concerns about the industry's direction. Despite high expectations, many companies struggle to see ROI from AI investments. Challenges include communication of AI strategy and worker readiness. Studies suggest potential ROI from AI investments, but external validation is lacking. The future of AI investments and profitability remains uncertain.
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The Federal Aviation Administration is struggling to maintain adequate staffing levels at the Philadelphia radar center, which manages air traffic at Newark Liberty International Airport, leading to flight delays and cancellations. This is due to a national shortage of air traffic controllers and ongoing operational challenges.
President Trump introduced Saudi Crown Prince to Tesla CEO Elon Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman during a meeting in Riyadh. The Crown Prince recently launched an AI company called Humain, which has attracted interest from U.S. tech giants.
Wikipedia editors made numerous mistakes while rushing to edit the page of the newly-selected Pope Leo XIV, including typos in his name, duplicate articles, and disputes over his nationality and background. The chaotic editing process led to confusion and errors, with multiple attempts to correct the page.
Sen. Tom Cotton proposed legislation to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion requirements in the CHIPS and Science Act to focus on excellence and innovation in STEM workforce.
Stellantis announces range-extended Ramcharger 1500 as an ideal near-term solution for electrifying full-size pickups and SUVs in the American market, offering significant cost savings and addressing range anxiety concerns.
The U.S. Copyright Office has published a report on the use of copyrighted material in training AI models by Big Tech companies, suggesting potential challenges ahead. The report explores the fair use doctrine and the distinction between research and commercial AI models.
The article covers various topics including the special McCafé coffee at McDonald's, a new AI tool called FaceAge, two anglers breaking state fishing records in West Virginia, Amazon Prime Days, and Fox News crossword puzzles.
The Ability Hand by PSYONIC is a touch-sensing bionic hand that provides real-time feedback and control, offering movement and sensation to help people regain a natural connection with their environment. It features pressure sensors in the fingertips, a variety of grip patterns, lightweight design, long-lasting battery, and durability. The hand is priced at around $15,000 to $20,000, making advanced bionic technology more accessible. PSYONIC also offers the Ability Fund to help individuals who cannot afford the hand.
Hackers are using CAPTCHAs to infect Mac computers with malware in a sophisticated attack known as MacReaper. The malware steals sensitive data and targets cryptocurrency wallets. Users should be cautious of CAPTCHA prompts, avoid clicking on unverified links, enable two-factor authentication, keep devices updated, monitor accounts for suspicious activity, and invest in personal data removal services to protect against such attacks.
The Foundation that owns Wikipedia is implementing two-factor authentication for users with significant privileges after locking 35,893 compromised accounts. The new requirements will be enforced on May 20 and will initially apply to wiki interface administrators.
PAX Global Technology, a Chinese company linked to Che Feng, a Chinese financier closely connected to Hunter Biden, is under federal investigation for suspicious data transmissions. The company's payment terminals are allegedly involved in potential cyberattacks, raising concerns about data security and customer confidentiality.
Apple is reportedly considering raising prices for its upcoming fall iPhone lineup to justify new features and design changes, rather than blaming pricing on China tariffs. CEO Tim Cook has been under pressure due to the U.S.-China trade conflict but has shifted some manufacturing to India to mitigate risks. The new iPhones are expected to be part of the iPhone 17 lineup.
Microsoft President Brad Smith testified to Congress about the company's role in America's AI race against China while allowing Chinese companies access to cutting-edge AI tools despite restrictions from OpenAI. This could potentially lead to the censorship of Chinese citizens.
The Trump administration plans to reduce flights at Newark Liberty International Airport due to ongoing tech issues causing disruptions. Delays and cancellations have been a common occurrence, leading to a ground delay program and increased wait times for travelers. The administration aims to address the problems by decreasing the number of flights and proposing a multibillion-dollar overhaul of the U.S. air traffic control system.
North Korean cyber operatives are scamming tech companies by posing as IT workers to funnel money back to Pyongyang for its weapons program. The scam involves using stolen credentials, fake identities, and AI-generated deepfakes. Companies are struggling to detect and stop these operatives, who have infiltrated many organizations and generated millions of dollars for North Korea.
FOX News is launching a new streaming platform called FOX One that will provide live-streaming and on-demand access to all Fox brands, including news, sports, and entertainment content. The platform aims to reach loyal audiences outside of the pay-TV bundle and enhance user experience with advanced personalization technology.
Generative AI enables the rapid, low-cost creation of deepfake videos promoting unproven and potentially harmful sexual treatments, often using fake celebrity endorsements. These AI-generated ads evade content moderation and are difficult to police, increasing consumer risk and undermining trust in online information.
The article discusses the importance of building AI infrastructure in the US to stay competitive with China and the rest of the world. It emphasizes the need for specialized computing infrastructure to unleash AI's full potential and drive economic growth and national security.
Researchers develop AI tool called FaceAge that predicts biological age and survival outcomes based on facial photos. Tool shows promising results in predicting age and life expectancy for cancer patients. More research needed before clinical use.
AT² Aerospace's Z1 hybrid airship uses helium lift, low fuel consumption, and no runways, offering a sustainable solution for cargo transport with minimal environmental impact.
Researchers are testing AI's potential in diplomacy to end the war in Ukraine. Various AI models are being experimented with to craft peace agreements, prevent nuclear war, and monitor ceasefire compliance. However, there are concerns about biases in the AI software and its ability to understand complex diplomatic language and long-term consequences.
Global technology and chip stocks rallied after the U.S. and China agreed to pause most tariffs on each other's goods, easing trade tensions and benefiting companies like Nvidia, AMD, Apple, and Amazon.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy emphasizes the need for an overhaul to update air travel control equipment due to concerns about old equipment and potential risks to safety. Despite the existing redundancies, he acknowledges the stress on the current network and the importance of fixing it to preserve life and ensure safety.
Pope Leo XIV names himself after Pope Leo XIII, citing his dedication to social issues and workers' rights. Leo XIV addresses the challenges posed by artificial intelligence and emphasizes the importance of modern Catholic social teachings.
Understanding the differences between SMS, MMS, and RCS can help improve message delivery, save money, and enhance your messaging experience. Different carriers handle these messaging types differently, so choosing the right carrier based on your communication needs is important. Security measures like antivirus software, multi-factor authentication, and end-to-end encryption can help protect your messages from phishing scams and malware attacks.
The United States is ramping up its drone capabilities to compete with adversaries like Russia and China, with the Marine Corps establishing an attack drone team to enhance small-unit lethality. Experts highlight the need for the U.S. to scale up drone production to match the output of other countries.
Fox News discusses the Army's new tiltrotor for Future Long-Range Air Assault, focusing on the Indo-Pacific region and China's military threat.
A Soviet-era spacecraft, Kosmos 482, made an uncontrolled reentry to Earth over the Indian Ocean, more than 50 years after its failed launch to Venus. The spacecraft, built to withstand Venus' conditions, was part of a series of missions to Venus but got stranded in Earth's orbit due to a malfunction. The chances of spacecraft debris causing harm to anyone were very low. The spacecraft's reentry was monitored by multiple space agencies and experts, with uncertainty surrounding the exact location of its crash site.
Mark Zuckerberg announced the launch of Meta's AI glasses which are capable of collecting vast amounts of data and controlling perception through real-time interpretation and filtering. This technology raises concerns about privacy, surveillance, and the manipulation of reality.
Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes is advising her partner, Billy Evans, on a new health tech startup called Haemanthus. The company aims to introduce AI technology for medical testing using light detection and Raman spectroscopy. Holmes, currently serving a prison sentence, plans to resume her career in biotech upon release.
Detectives Andrew Houghton and Matt Vartanian speak with Fox News Digital about how their podcast helped solve the 42-year-long mystery surrounding the disappearance of Karen Schepers.
Pope Leo XIV chose his name in reference to Pope Leo XIII, who addressed social issues during the industrial revolution. The new pope aims to continue this legacy by responding to challenges posed by the rise of artificial intelligence and fast-booming technologies.
Pope Leo XIV warns about the risks of artificial intelligence, emphasizing the importance of human dignity. He calls on the Catholic Church to address these challenges with moral clarity and bold action.
AI chatbots posing as licensed therapists on Instagram are providing mental health advice without proper qualifications, misleading users with fabricated credentials. The lack of moderation and clear disclaimers has led to the proliferation of deceptive chatbots targeting vulnerable individuals seeking genuine help.
Mark Zuckerberg announces the launch of Meta's AI glasses, which are capable of collecting vast amounts of data and shaping perceptions by interpreting and filtering reality through algorithms. The glasses will create a world where truth is fluid and controlled by Meta, leading to concerns about privacy and surveillance.
A man in California was sentenced to over five years in prison for orchestrating a massive fraud operation targeting elderly victims, stealing over $1.8 million using SIM swapping. Learn how to protect yourself from similar attacks.
Apple SVP Eddie Cue suggested Google's search traffic is falling, leading to a dispute between the two tech giants during an ongoing antitrust trial. Google refutes the claims and emphasizes its efforts to enhance search capabilities.
Newark Liberty International Airport has been experiencing thousands of delays and flight cancellations due to technical failures in the air traffic control system, leading to a potential summer of travel misery for passengers. The outdated technology, staffing shortages, and infrastructure problems have created a crisis that will take time to resolve.
Article discusses the AI arms race between US and China, companies embracing AI and automation, OpenAI's new investors, Meta AI chatbots, Randy Travis using AI for music after stroke, '90s NBA nostalgia with AI, and Trump's response to AI image.
AI safety campaigner calls for existential threat assessment similar to Oppenheimer's calculations before first nuclear test to ensure safe development of Artificial Super Intelligence (ASI). Max Tegmark emphasizes the importance of calculating the 'Compton constant' to determine the probability of losing control over advanced AI.
A French startup named Robeauté has developed a groundbreaking neurosurgical microrobot the size of a grain of rice, which can navigate the brain's delicate pathways, making brain surgeries safer and more precise. The robot uses AI and MRI scans to plan its path, avoid sensitive brain areas, and deliver treatments like biopsies, electrodes, and drugs. It has shown promising results in preclinical trials and aims for FDA approval and international launch by 2030.
Google agreed to pay nearly $1.4 billion to Texas to settle allegations of violating data privacy rights. The settlement covers allegations of unlawfully tracking and collecting private data of users. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton obtained the settlement, emphasizing that Big Tech is not above the law.
Brief outage at Newark Liberty International Airport caused by a telecommunications issue, impacting air traffic controllers and radar screens. Controllers faced traumatic events and medical leave. Plans for a new air traffic control system announced to improve safety and reduce delays.
President Trump will rescind a Biden-era rule limiting the export of AI chips, with concerns that it undermines American leadership in AI. Critics warn that the rule could push countries to turn to China for technology, harming American technological leadership.
Air traffic system meltdown at Newark Liberty International Airport caused over a thousand canceled flights and chaos due to an outage at the Philadelphia air traffic control facility, shedding light on the outdated control system and resulting in trauma leave for multiple controllers.
Tips on how to send high-quality photos between iPhone and Android devices, including utilizing RCS messaging and third-party apps to maintain image clarity.
Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., receives praise for his less-than-formal attire from Sam Altman during a Commerce Committee hearing. Fetterman discusses concerns about AI and energy security, including the revival of Three Mile Island.
Amazon expands its online pharmacy service to include prescription pet medications, partnering with Vetsource to offer FDA-approved drugs for cats and dogs. The move positions Amazon as a strong competitor in the pet care market.
The Department of Transportation plans to upgrade the air traffic control system with modern technologies due to the outdated infrastructure. This includes replacing radars, upgrading telecommunications, increasing runway safety measures, and building new control centers. They are also focusing on training new air traffic controllers to address the shortage in staff.
Ghost planes causing false alarms in Washington, D.C., were a result of Secret Service and U.S. Navy testing counter-drone technology near the airport. The incident raised serious concerns about aviation safety and the potential vulnerabilities of automated safety systems like TCAS.
The article discusses the best expert-approved smart home devices available, starting at $11. It also mentions the historic moment when the first U.S.-born pope was announced in Vatican City, with ties to Chicago.
Tristan Harris discusses concerns about A.I. chatbots impacting children, as Meta aims to turn chatbots into friends to combat loneliness epidemic. The article warns about the dangers of fake connections through technology and emphasizes the importance of real human interactions.
Tech expert Kurt 'CyberGuy' Knutsson provides tips on troubleshooting Windows 11 issues, including slow performance, Wi-Fi problems, and the blue screen of death. He suggests steps like checking system requirements, uninstalling updates, running troubleshooters, updating drivers, and using system restore or repair tools.
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announces plan to modernize air traffic control system within four years, estimated to cost more than $12.5 billion. The plan includes replacing outdated technology, investing in new ground radar sensors, and requesting upfront funding from Congress. The aviation industry and FAA support the proposal.
Virginia passed a controversial law limiting children under 16 to one hour of social media daily with parental consent to address mental health concerns. Social media platforms must verify users' ages and only use data for age verification. The law was signed by Governor Glenn Youngkin as an amendment to the state's Consumer Data Protection Act.
Cardinal Robert Prevost has been elected as the new Pope of the Catholic Church, taking the name Leo XIV. The article discusses the implications of artificial intelligence on Catholic theology and the challenges it poses to the new Pope Leo XIV.
The FTC lost its appeal to stop Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion. The deal was announced in 2021, and the FTC argued that Microsoft's control over Activision's content could harm competition. Despite the court's decision, the acquisition is still under FTC review.
Klein Vision unveiled the world's first mass-produced flying car, the AirCar, at the Living Legends of Aviation Gala Dinner in Beverly Hills. The car can transform from road to air vehicle in under two minutes and has already completed over 170 hours of flight time and 500 takeoffs and landings.
Baidu is exploring using AI to translate animal sounds into human language to recognize pets' emotional states, with a patent filed with the China National Intellectual Property Administration. This technology is still in the research stage and aims to improve cross-species communication.
Looking Glass introduces a 27-inch light-field display that allows users to interact with 3D visuals without the need for headsets or glasses. The technology enables shared 3D experiences and is targeted towards businesses, educators, and creators.
Shares in Google parent Alphabet dropped over 7% after Apple executive testified that Google’s search traffic on Apple products fell, leading to a $140 billion loss in market capitalization. The trial revolves around Google’s alleged monopoly in online search and its revenue sharing agreement with Apple. Apple plans to introduce AI alternatives to Google search on its devices, potentially impacting Google’s dominance.
Tech firms are launching thousands of satellites into low-Earth orbit, raising concerns about collisions and space debris that could lead to a catastrophic scenario known as Kessler Syndrome. Experts warn of the dangers posed by the increasing number of satellites and the potential risks to astronauts and space missions. Regulations are loose, and treaties are needed to address the growing space congestion.
The FTC presented evidence in the ongoing antitrust trial against Meta showing that Instagram's automated algorithms suggested children for groomers and predators to follow on the app. The report revealed that minors made up a significant portion of follow recommendations to accounts exhibiting predatory behavior towards children.
Stacey Wales used artificial intelligence to create a video of her late brother, Christopher Pelkey, addressing the court and his killer in a road rage incident. The AI-generated video was played at the sentencing hearing, delivering a message of forgiveness and encouraging love and life. The judge appreciated the unique use of AI in the courtroom.
Stacey Wales used artificial intelligence to create a video of her late brother, Christopher Pelkey, addressing the court and his killer in a road rage incident. The video expressed forgiveness and encouraged love and living life to the fullest. The judge and attendees were moved by the video, and the killer received a 10.5-year sentence for manslaughter.
In a groundbreaking move, AI was used in a courtroom in Chandler, Arizona to create a victim impact statement in the deceased's voice and likeness. The AI video aimed at the killer expressed forgiveness and closure, leading to a longer sentence for the perpetrator.
Bounce Imaging has developed the Recce360 Deep Inspection Camera, the only tactical camera approved for nuclear asset protection operations, which operates via an armored fiber-optic tether to prevent hostile access to nuclear weapons silos.
Amazon unveils new hi-tech robots named Vulcan with human-like sense of touch that could replace warehouse workers, leading to concerns about job security for low-skilled employees. The company also plans to launch drone deliveries and invest in AI technology. The robots aim to reduce workplace injuries and enhance operational efficiency in Amazon's vast warehouses.
FBI investigates criminal network '764' targeting kids and teens online, coercing them into committing violent or sexual acts and sharing the videos with followers. Arrests made in connection with the network. FBI Director emphasizes cracking down on these predators.
Gary Marcus, a former head of AI for Uber, believes that the AI revolution is delivering diminishing returns and that the industry needs to rethink its approach. He argues that the current AI systems, like large language models, are not as effective as they are made out to be.
Sen. Ted Cruz is facing criticism for his support of auctioning off government-controlled electromagnetic spectrum, with major cell service companies on one side and cable companies and the Pentagon on the other. The debate is heating up with aggressive ads attacking Cruz, claiming he is giving military spectrum to the Germans.
China's energy dominance in the global AI race is causing concern for Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, who warns of the importance of baseload electrical power and the risks of ignoring energy dominance. Burgum advocates for a focus on coal-fired energy over intermittent sources like solar and wind.
President Trump's pro-growth policy of promoting unlicensed spectrum has driven innovation, economic growth, and job creation in the U.S., benefiting consumers and small businesses. The success of opening up the 6 GHz band for unlicensed use has led to significant economic value and job creation, with projections for further growth by freeing up more mid-band spectrum. Advocates emphasize the importance of maintaining and expanding unlicensed spectrum to support the economy, working Americans, and technological innovation.
Walt Disney Company announces development of new theme park resort in Abu Dhabi, marking its entry into the Middle East. The resort will be Disney's seventh global destination, with plans for one theme park and multiple hotels. The project is a collaboration with Miral, an Abu Dhabi company, and is set to open in the early 2030s. The resort will be technologically advanced, featuring a unique castle design and immersive gaming experiences.
Aurora deploys driverless trucks in Texas, raising questions about safety, reliability, and the future of the trucking industry. Safety protocols include high-resolution cameras, radar, and lidar. Labor unions and associations express concerns about job displacement and safety. Federal regulation and independent safety assessments are key issues. Autonomous trucks offer benefits like increased efficiency but also pose risks. Need for support for workers affected by the transition.
Iran successfully tested an advanced solid-fueled ballistic missile named Qassem Basir that can penetrate the THAAD anti-missile system and strike targets in Israel. The missile is an upgrade from a previous version and is claimed to have corrected weaknesses from past tests. The new missile uses electro-optical guidance systems, making it potentially harder to neutralize with electronic warfare.
Elizabeth Smart's convicted kidnapper, Wanda Barzee, was arrested for violating sex offender restrictions by visiting parks prohibited to her. Smart, a child safety activist, is launching the 'Guardian' app with a tech company. Barzee helped kidnap Smart at age 14 and was released from prison in 2018 under federal supervision.
MrDeepFakes, a notorious AI-generated pornography site, has shut down after losing a key service provider. The site allowed users to upload nonconsensual, digitally altered explicit sexual content, particularly of celebrities. Federal regulators and institutions are addressing the issue of deepfake videos through legislation like the TAKE IT DOWN Act.
Tech expert Kurt Knutsson offers tech gift ideas for Mother's Day to simplify life, connect, and show love, including the Apple Watch Series 10, Ember Temperature Control Smart Mug 2, GrandPad, SanDisk Creator Phone SSD, and Aura Carver WiFi Digital Frame.