AI Boosts Research Careers but Flattens Scientific Discovery
A new study shows that AI is boosting researchers' career progression but simultaneously flattening the disruptiveness and originality of scientific discoveries.
A new study shows that AI is boosting researchers' career progression but simultaneously flattening the disruptiveness and originality of scientific discoveries.
A new study by Pangram reveals that 41% of long-form posts on LinkedIn are generated by artificial intelligence, making it the leading social platform for AI-written content.
A preclinical trial has opened up prospects for using humanoid robots in remote surgery.
Claude Devs has reset the 5-hour and weekly rate limits for all users, enabling developers to maximize productivity without workflow interruptions.
Anthropic has expanded its Claude for Open Source program, offering maintainers and core contributors 6 months of free access to the high-limit Claude Max tier.
Speculative July roadmap on X reveals potential release dates for highly anticipated LLMs including GPT 5.6, Grok 4.5, Gemini 3.5, Deepseek v4, and Opus 5.
An automated software glitch led to inflated expectations and subsequent disappointment at the British F1 Grand Prix.
A distributed archiving project containing half a million historical records aims to preserve Palestinian heritage against physical and cyber threats.
Kyrall's new tool allows the design of production-ready parametric 3D models in seconds, shortening the mechanical design workflow.
A new analysis by Tom Tunguz indicates that the costs of running large AI models could soon surpass the expense of hiring technical personnel by 2029.
A research on technology philosophy honors the value of human hands in the face of the wave of robotics and AI.
Success from a trial project integrating solar panels into railways in Switzerland is paving the way for Italy and other European countries to adopt this green technology.
The YouTube channel 'I Build Stuff' has successfully built an autonomous flying umbrella using drone technology that automatically follows users to shield them from rain and sun.
The addition of the new 'NP' tag to the DMARC standard could trigger severe technical conflicts with the DNSSEC security protocol.
The manufacturer of Flipper Zero has announced future development plans for the widely popular multi-tool pentesting device.
A returning trend seeks authentic connections between personal websites in the age of algorithms.
The open-source system prompt for Claude's design system has been shared on GitHub, revealing how Anthropic optimizes its model UI.
Large language models are getting smarter, but the software development tools dependent on them seem to be regressing in user experience.
The Zo Computer project promises to bring a fresh breeze to the minimalist personal computer hardware market.
A recent GitHub issue report highlights a critical security vulnerability that could leak data between user accounts in the Claude Code tool.
Flatbush Zombies producer Erick the Architect expresses nostalgia for the physical BlackBerry keyboard in the era of touchscreens.
The new method focuses on identifying user knowledge blind spots before delegating tasks to the AI model.
The Ikko MindOne Pro smartphone attracts attention with its compact square screen design and a versatile flip-up camera mechanism.
Unionization talks at Google DeepMind have stalled as employees accuse executives of lacking genuine engagement.
GameStop is reportedly preparing a massive $56 billion bid to acquire e-commerce giant eBay, a move that could reshape global online retail.
Legendary search engine Ask.com has officially ceased operations, marking the end of the road for one of the early web's most iconic search tools.
Many free-to-play titles on Steam are delivering graphics and gameplay quality on par with premium paid blockbusters.
Meta, TikTok, Snap, and YouTube have agreed to pay $27 million to resolve a lawsuit accusing the platforms of intentionally addicting students in Kentucky.
The latest roundup from Engadget provides an in-depth look at ASUS's dual-screen laptop, the Fitbit Air fitness tracker, and the GoPro Mission 1 action camera.
Ploopy has launched the compact Bean mouse, replacing the traditional trackball with a ThinkPad-style pointing stick to optimize portability.
Scammers are using AI-generated Black models to orchestrate sob stories to hawk low-quality dropshipped products on TikTok, racking up millions of views.
With gas prices exceeding $4 per gallon, electric scooters are gaining traction for short commutes. While they offer fuel savings, the actual financial impact depends on balancing upfront costs against usage.
OpenAI has integrated AI-generated virtual pets into its Codex programming assistant, promising a more engaging coding experience than the Clippy assistants of old.
A new report from Analytics Insight highlights the critical importance of quantum computing innovations for global technological advancement.
Vercel has added official adapters for Lark and Feishu to its Chat SDK, enabling developers to build secure interactive bots without exposing webhook ports.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has officially ruled out AI-generated performances and screenplays from Oscar consideration.
Sony has introduced the Bravia 9 II featuring True RGB LED technology, promising a significant upgrade over its Mini LED predecessor.
TechCrunch extends the application deadline to June 8 and shares tips for startups to impress the judges.
A robotics startup is under legal fire for allegedly using Airbnb rentals as unauthorized testing grounds for its robots, causing property damage.
NVIDIA announced the new Isaac Gr00t reference design humanoid robot platform that combines humanoid robot, five-fingered hands and NVIDIA Jetson Thor compute.
Nvidia has posted a cryptic teaser directed at Michael Dell, promising a major technology collaboration to be announced tomorrow.
NVIDIA has announced the detailed schedule for its GTC Taipei event, highlighted by CEO Jensen Huang's keynote presentation on Monday morning at the Taipei Music Center.
SpaceX has been awarded contracts worth $6.45 billion by the U.S. Space Force. This information was revealed in the company's IPO filing, showing that SpaceX already generated one-fifth of its 2025 revenue from government contracts. This is a crucial milestone asserting SpaceX's position in space infrastructure and defense ahead of its official public debut.
The Kiwibit Bird Feeder Pro uses a 4K camera and AI algorithms to automatically identify and send notifications to your phone when birds visit your backyard.
Blue Origin's massive New Glenn rocket has exploded during a static fire test at Cape Canaveral, Florida. Although no injuries were reported, the incident is a major setback for Jeff Bezos's company in its efforts to compete with SpaceX and support NASA's Artemis missions.
TechCrunch has announced an extension for the Startup Battlefield 2026 application deadline to June 8. The competition seeks global, game-changing startups, requiring neither a finished business model nor existing revenue, focusing instead on disruption and the founding team's execution capability.
The Claude development team has released a detailed guide on optimizing the 'Computer Use' feature to achieve high reliability in real-world environments.
NVIDIA introduces its new Vera Rubin platform, optimized for agentic workloads on massive AI models, promising outstanding performance without increasing latency.