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Kodiak’s military prototype AV is a Ford F-150 pickup | TechCrunch
Kodiak Robotics has unveiled its first autonomous test vehicle for the U.S. Department of Defense, a Ford F-150 pickup truck…
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Iran terrorist crew broke into ‘multiple’ US water systems
Iran-linked cyber thugs have exploited Israeli-made programmable logic controllers (PLCs) used in “multiple” water systems and other operational technology environments…
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‘Animate Anyone’ heralds the approach of full-motion deepfakes | TechCrunch
As if still-image deepfakes aren’t bad enough, we may soon have to contend with generated videos of anyone who dares…
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VLSI’s $2.18B patent case against Intel heads for retrial
Intel has delayed paying $2.18 billion in damages for its alleged misuse of patents on Monday after a US appeals…
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Atomic Industries closes $17M seed to exascale America’s industrial base | TechCrunch
In 2014, investor and entrepreneur Peter Thiel infamously posed the distinction between companies that deal in “atoms” versus those that…
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Remember when the Hubble Space Telescope was a punchline?
Today is the thirtieth anniversary since NASA launched the first servicing mission for the stricken Hubble observatory, a record that…
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Threads downloads return to growth as X adds Walmart to its advertiser exodus | TechCrunch
Recent efforts by Meta to grow Threads’ install base have been working. According to a new analysis of app store…
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Memory prices to rise next year, Gartner forecasts
The semiconductor market is poised to return to growth next year, driven by AI increasing the volume of orders for…
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5 things about AI you may have missed today: Amazon Future Engineer program expanded, PIL against deepfakes, more
AI Roundup: Several notable developments took place in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) today, December 4. Amazon announced plans to…
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The best kitchen gifts for techy chefs in 2023 | TechCrunch
The kitchen is a sacred place. Some chefs insist on keeping things low-tech — Christine’s favorite purchase of the year…
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