TikTok Lawsuit: First Amendment is a Strong Case Against US Ban Said Experts
Experts are now weighing in on TikTok's lawsuit, saying it would make a strong case against the US ban with the First Amendment.
Source: techtimes.com
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Russia Vetoed a UN Resolution to Ban Space Nukes
A ban on weapons of mass destruction in orbit has stood since 1967. Russia apparently has other ideas.
United States Jake Sullivan Linda Thomas Security Council United Nations Security Council Going Nuclear
Source: wired.com
Nasa's Voyager 1 resumes sending engineering updates to Earth
After a sudden loss of contact in November, mission controllers were able to reestablish contact with the probe across 15bn miles of space
United States Linda Spilker Ann Druyan Nasa Jet Propulsion Laboratory Research Scientist University Of Iowa
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Cybercriminals are using developing nations as test beds for ransomware attacks
Attacks have been observed on a bank in Senegal, a financial services company in Chile, a tax firm in Colombia, and a government economic agency in Argentina...
Source: techspot.com
Vaccine Maker Moderna Partners with OpenAI to Enhance Operations
Moderna has been in partnership with OpenAI since 2023. News of companies integrating AI functions in their operations is more expected now than surprising.
Adam Glanzman Bloomberg Sam Altman Getty Images Replace Doctors Soon With Its Error Rate Not Advanced Enough
Source: itechpost.com
Muni floppy disk system issue forces downtown SF delays | Transit
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency said that a software issue with its Market Street subway train control system — which relies on 26-year-old floppy disks — delayed downtown service.
Source: sfexaminer.com
Apple reportedly cuts Vision Pro production due to low demand
Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims Apple is putting the brakes on production of the spatial computing headset due to low demand; the Vision Pro launched in the US earlier this year.
Source: computerworld.com
Meet Thermonator, a Flame-Throwing Robodog That Can Light Fires, Melt Snow
You, or the US military, can now buy a 'wolfpack' of Thermonators that blast 30-foot flames from packs strapped to their backs. What could go wrong?
Source: pcmag.com
Developing countries are being used by hackers to try out new ransomware strains
Malware first makes it to Latin America, before moving to North America
Source: techradar.com
You Can Now Buy A Totally Legal Flame-Throwing Robot Dog Because America
Nothing screams America quite like a fire-breathing robotic dog
United States Ars Technica Kinder Surprise Egulation Of Flamethrowers In The United States Incendiary Weapons Ars Technica
Source: jalopnik.com