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New research has demonstrated a an apparent disconnect between AI use and responsibilities concerning sensitive data.

Fish owners, rejoice! That (rather pungent) tank clean you have to steel yourself for every so often can double up as a clever gardening hack. As rumour has it, fish tank water is a brilliant

I’ve always been a fan of floor to ceiling windows. Not only do they flood your room with natural light, but they can also give your home an open, airy feel. Plus, there’s no topping those amazing panoramic views. The downside, which very few people talk about, is you get zero privacy since anyone can…

Staring at a pile of unedited clips is often the exact moment we give up on posting entirely. Instagram just tackled that problem head-on, by rolling out First Draft, a new one-tap tool that assembles your raw footage into a finished Reel in a few seconds. For now, First Draft is rolling out exclusively on…

We’ve compared the processors below, noting the differences between the two and which chip you should go for, depending on your needs. 

Munich is where BMW was born, where automotive engineering is practically a civic religion. So it’s fitting that Waymo chose it as its first European Union beachhead. On August 25, 2026, Alphabet’s autonomous driving unit announced plans to launch a public robotaxi service in Munich by late 2027 — contingent on approvals it doesn’t yet…

Two things can be true at the same time: I review the best TVs in the world for a living, but because I live out of a suitcase, I end up watching far more movies on airplanes than in front of my 75-inch Sony Bravia 9.

When remotely operated vehicles settle on the seafloor or dig through a sand bed, they can kick up clouds of sediment that onboard cameras struggle to see through. Often, the only thing to do is wait until the dust settles. But a new system developed by Amy Phung, SM ’23, PhD ’26, and her advisor…

The following essay, originally titled “Guaranteeing Agency in the Age of Neural Prosthetics,” was selected as one of three finalists in MIT’s 2026 Envisioning the Future of Computing Prize. Its author, Strahinja  Janjušević, SM ’26, who studied computer science and cybersecurity at the US Naval Academy and just earned his master’s in the Technology and…

You’re three days into a bikepacking route. No signal. Your phone died yesterday. The trail splits, the weather’s turning, and the only thing standing between you and a bad decision is whatever’s on your wrist. That’s the problem the Fenix 9 line exists to solve. Garmin’s flagship trio — Fenix 9, Fenix 9 Pro, and…