US Navy Deploys Xbox-Style Controllers for Shipboard Anti-Drone Lasers
The U.S. Navy has integrated Xbox-style controllers into shipboard anti-drone laser weapon systems to improve targeting precision and reduce training time.
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Google Japan Reveals Conveyor-Belt Keyboard Concept
Google Japan has introduced the Gboard Conveyor Belt Version, a quirky keyboard featuring rolling keys designed to make one-handed typing easier.
AI 'Torture Chamber' Experiments Spark Online Outcry and Safety Debates
A simulated pain experiment involving large language models has triggered fierce online controversy, highlighting widespread misunderstandings of AI architectures.
Microsoft Blends Data Centers Into Nature With Biomimicry Program
Microsoft is implementing a biomimicry program across more than 20 data center sites, using restored wetlands and native gardens to help blend the infrastructure into local ecosystems amid environmental scrutiny.
German Utility Provider Launches Electricity Plan Targeting High-End Gaming PCs
A German utility provider has introduced a specialized electricity plan targeting high-consumption households, such as those operating multiple high-end gaming rigs.
Iranian National Extradited to U.S. Over $3.4 Billion Hacking Campaign
An Iranian-Turkish man has been extradited to the U.S. from Montenegro for his alleged role in a massive state-sponsored hacking scheme.
GPT-6 Astra Decodes 217-Year-Old Napoleonic Cipher in Six Hours
An AI engineer used OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra to solve a 217-year-old encrypted military message from the Napoleonic Wars in just six hours from a single image and prompt.
Robotics Firm Decommissions AI Fleet in Molten Steel Furnace
Robotics company Figure decommissioned its older F.02 AI robots by having them jump into a 75-ton furnace of molten steel, following a suggestion from Arnold Schwarzenegger.
US Army Unit Deploys In-House Assembled Drone With 3D-Printed Bombs
The U.S. Army's 2nd Cavalry Regiment successfully launched an attack drone built completely in-house, featuring 3D-printed munitions without external contractor support.