Tech companies aren’t just going to war. They’re owning the battlefield

In the months after Russia invaded Ukraine and destroyed much of the country’s telecom infrastructure, Elon Musk offered twenty thousand Starlink satellite internet terminals to facilitate internet connections for Ukrainians. These SpaceX terminals did not just enable communications between citizens or allow people to reach news websites; they were also critical for military operations, such as navigating drones and launching artillery. Ronan Farrow has called Musk “a private cit

Hugging Face lets you try what’s next in AI

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Hugging Face is the best place to try thousands of free demo apps that show what AI can do. It’s an open-source community where developers test new models. It’s also an exc

8 great free sites for finding remote jobs

Whether you’re looking to escape the daily commute, achieve a better work-life balance, or explore opportunities on the other side of the globe, your search for the right remote job can start at one of these sites.

Each offers unique features and a wide range of positions across various industries. Happy hunting!

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Scientists tap robots and AI to make new materials to curb air pollution

Many human activities release pollutants into the air, water and soil. These harmful chemicals threaten the health of both people and the ecosystem. According to the World Health Organization, air pollution causes an estimated 4.2 million deaths annually.

Scientists are looking into solutions, and one potential avenue is a

These 4 new Apple iOS 18 features will boost your iPhone’s privacy and security. Here’s how to use them

Apple’s iOS 18 is packed with new features for the iPhone including new ways to customize your home screen layout, a revamped Control Center, and numerous productivity features. But iOS 18 also includes sev

Political betting could soon be legal—and it’s the last thing this election needs

As if elections in the United States weren’t already poisoned by money, there may soon be yet another way for people to pour theirs into the process. Late last week, a federal judge cleared the way for Kalshi, a startup exchange dedicated to “trading on the outcome of future events,” to take bets on which political party will control the House and Senate after the November election. Shortly the

Qualcomm wants to buy Intel. Would that be enough to overtake Nvidia?

This story originally appeared in The Technology Letter and is republished here with permission.

Shares of Intel jumped 3% Friday as The Wall Street Journal’s Lauren Thomas, Laura Cooper and Asa Fitch reported that Qualcomm has approached Intel about acquiring it for perh

American venture capitalists are more likely to invest in AI than VCs in other countries are

American venture capitalists are significantly more focused on artificial intelligence than investors in other regions are, according to our new Fast Company analysis.

Recently, we discovered an apparent disparity between the amount of public attention paid to AI and the amount of venture capital the sector actually attracts. Despite every news headline, pre

Telegram’s chatbots involved in massive medical data breach 

Stolen customer data including medical reports from India’s biggest health insurer, Star Health, is publicly accessible via chatbots on Telegram, just weeks after

Pagers were the original ‘always on’ device well before the deadly attack on Hezbollah. Here’s who still uses them

The small plastic box that beeped and flashed numbers was a lifeline to Laurie Dove in 1993. Pregnant with her first baby in a house beyond any town in rural Kansas, Dove used the little black device to keep in touch with her husband as he delivered medical supplies. He carried one, too. They had a code.

“If I really needed something I would text ‘9-1-1.’ That meant anythin


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