Veritasium Just Exposed a Serious Apple Pay Vulnerability That Lets Thieves Drain Locked iPhones
A new video from Derek Muller (Veritasium) has gone viral for all the wrong reasons.
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Sulfur-2 Base: The NSFW Full Fine-Tune That Just Gave LTX 2.3 a “Pony-for-SDXL” Moment
The AI video world just got its Pony Diffusion moment — and it’s called Sulfur-2 Base.
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Suno: The Ozempic of the Music Industry – Everyone’s on It, But No One Wants to Talk About It
Suno’s bet—valued at roughly $2.5 billion—is that the distinction between “AI music” and “music” will vanish.
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AI Outperforms Doctors in Emergency Diagnosis, Harvard Study Finds
A new study published in Science delivers one of the strongest pieces of evidence yet that large language models can outperform human physicians in critical medical decision-making.
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Ethereum Foundation Launches Clear Signing Standard — Finally Putting an End to “Blind Signing” and Billion-Dollar Drains
the Ethereum Foundation dropped what might be one of the most important security upgrades in the history of crypto wallets: Clear Signing
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Finally, Something Truly New from Mira Murati (And Yes — the $2 Billion Was Absolutely Worth It)
Mira Murati’s Thinking Machines Lab dropped something that actually feels fresh in the voice-AI space: Interaction Models.
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Why Businesses Are Shifting Towards Custom SaaS Development Solutions
More and more companies are turning to custom SaaS product development as a long-term option. SaaS application development services help Australian startups and teams looking to scale grow quickly without risking their own capital.
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Japanese Scientists Built a VR Cat You Can Actually Pet (No Allergy Required)
Whether this technology will evolve into a consumer product (imagine a “Virtual Cat Café” headset) or remain a quirky academic demo remains to be seen
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Bone Glue: China’s Latest “Oyster-Inspired” Medical Breakthrough
Welcome to another episode of Chinese Innovations — where nature gets reverse-engineered at record speed.
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The Cardboard Army: Why the "Paper Tiger" Metaphor Just Got Real
Tech media is treating this as a "quirky" story — cheap, mass-produced, exotic. But the real "hook" isn't the material or the price tag. It’s the fact that this is the final piece of a puzzle creating a completely new architecture of war.
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Savor’s Butter from Air: The Next Big Thing in Food Tech or Just Another Eco-Hype?
In March 2025, a California startup called Savor made a bold announcement: they had commercially launched a butter made entirely without cows, plants, or traditional agriculture.
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Anthropic’s Claude Agents Can Now “Dream” — And They’re Learning From Their Mistakes While You Sleep
Anthropic just dropped one of the most poetic — and genuinely powerful — AI features of 2026: Dreaming mode for Claude Managed Agents.
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GitHub’s Switch to Usage Pricing Reignites the AI Economics Debate — And Ed Zitron Is Back With Another Bubble Warning
GitHub’s quiet but seismic shift from flat-rate subscriptions to usage-based pricing for Copilot has done what no earnings call or hype cycle could: it has forced the AI industry to confront the uncomfortable math behind the curtain.
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SpAItial AI Echo-2: The Free “World Generator” That Turns One Image Into an Interactive 3D Reality
If you tried the original Echo on the waitlist and thought “cool, but not quite there,” Echo-2 is the version that crosses the threshold from demo to daily tool.
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Trump’s AI Push Collides with Rural America: Data Centers Become a Political Headache Ahead of the Midterms
The Trump administration’s aggressive drive to build America’s AI future is running straight into a wall of resistance from the very voters who put him back in the White House.
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