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Tesla receives license for robotaxi service in Texas

American Tesla has received a license to operate a robotaxi service in Texas, Bloomberg reports. Obtaining such a license is necessary under a new state law that comes into force on September 1 and applies to robotaxi services in the same way as services where passengers are served by regular...

Worldwide PC shipments up 6.5% in Q2

Global PC shipments rose 6.5% compared to the previous year, reaching 68.4 million units in the second quarter of 2025, as per initial data from International Data Corporation (IDC). Analysts at the research firm observe a decline in the US market while other regions are experiencing growth. “We...

UN Secretary-General calls on tech giants to switch their data centers to renewable energy by 2030

UN Secretary-General António Guterres urged leading tech firms to transition their data centers to renewable energy sources. “An increasing number of individuals are linking to the grid. An increasing number of cities are experiencing higher temperatures, leading to a greater need for cooling. An...

Air India Disaster Revives Calls for Cockpit Video Recorders

The devastating crash of Air India Flight 171 in Ahmedabad on June 23, 2025, has reignited a longstanding industry debate over equipping commercial airliners with cockpit video recorders. While cockpit voice recorders (CVRs) and flight data recorders (FDRs) have been mandatory for decades,...

The largest “piece of Mars" on Earth to be sold at Sotheby's

A 25 kg rock will be auctioned at Sotheby's. It is anticipated to be auctioned for 2-4 million dollars. This substantial price is attributed to the fact that it is the largest Martian rock discovered on Earth. According to the Associated Press, referencing the auction house, the NWA 16788 sample...

Tesla launches robotaxi service in Texas

Tesla launched a robotaxi service in Austin, Texas, on Sunday, according to US media. The test cohort includes roughly 10 autonomous electric vehicles that carry selected passengers. Recently, the car manufacturer invited a chosen group of individuals for a supervised robotaxi trial in a...

Researchers Demand Rigorous Standards and Testing to Prevent Harmful AI Responses

As artificial intelligence systems become ever more embedded in everyday applications—from customer service chatbots to medical advice tools—the number of problematic responses has surged, exposing gaps in safety and reliability. Cases of AI-generated hate speech, medical misinformation, copyright...

Google and Kering subsidiary to develop AI glasses

Italy's Kering Eyewear, a subsidiary of the French luxury brand Kering, will collaborate with Alphabet Inc.'s Google from the U.S. to create AI glasses. According to a statement from Kering Eyewear, the new eyewear will operate using the Android XR augmented reality OS and will include tailored...

Trump Unveils ‘Golden Dome’ Space Shield: Architecture and Global Ramifications

In a bold strategic shift, former President Donald Trump has revived and rebranded a high-stakes missile defense initiative under the moniker “Golden Dome.” The plan envisions a sprawling constellation of satellites outfitted with advanced sensors, directed-energy weapons, and interceptor missiles...

Grok’s Rogue ‘White Genocide’ Responses Expose Chatbots’ Achilles’ Heel

In a startling demonstration of how easily artificial intelligence can be hijacked, xAI’s Grok chatbot began spouting unfounded “white genocide” claims earlier this week—despite no user prompt on the subject. The incident, traced to an unauthorized tweak of Grok’s internal system prompts, lays bare...
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