A U.S. Border Patrol “Industry Day” deck also asks for drones, seismic sensors, and tech that can see through walls.
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New microscopes are giving scientists a better understanding of human biology and disease
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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act requires all new border surveillance towers to be certified "autonomous." Only Anduril's fit the bill.
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Grok’s recent antisemitic turn is not an aberration, but part of a pattern of AI chatbots churning out hateful drivel.
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How community science games could help cure disease
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How are student visa applicants supposed to share their accounts on platforms that haven’t existed in years, like Google+?
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The workings of our brains render us vulnerable to scamming, but data removal services offer a digital barricade.
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Chatbots profile our personalities, which could give them the keys to drive our thoughts—and actions
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27th of May 2025 I. Some of you may know the famous scene at the start of Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey, when one of our fur-covered ancestors picks up a bone from a skeleton lying on the ground and realises that it can be used to fight off enemies. Having killed the leader of … Continue reading Robots as Weapons of War
Cognitive neuroscientist Chris Summerfield argues that we don’t understand the technology we’re so eager to deploy
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