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Anthropic says it has identified and disrupted attempts to use its AI model for “malicious activity” that could support biological and conventional weapons development.

A detailed Yelp review feels like a civic contribution. Researchers now show it can also sketch your social network for anyone willing to run the math, and that map is exactly what spear-phishing attackers need.

A new piece of hardware passed through FCC certification today, and the evidence points to it being a Wear OS-powered device made by Google.

A new TrendForce report says the iPhone Duo is expected to capture 24,8% of the foldable smartphone market in 2026 alone, countering a 20% slump in the segment. Here are the details.

based Nothing first blew up with the Nothing Phone 1 in 2022. It took the company another 3 years to enter the over-ear headphone market, introducing the $299 Nothing Headphone 1 in the summer of 2025. Now that the company has a foot in the door, it doesn’t seem interested in taking things slowly, and…

Yuancheng (Ryan) Lu is obsessed with aging. And with eyes. As he steps outside the Whitehead Institute in Cambridge, Massachusetts, his aviator glasses darken automatically in the sun. Age-related blindness runs in his family. A great-aunt in China, the story goes, was killed crossing a road because she couldn’t see oncoming traffic. And Lu’s own…

Intel’s ‘Robotics Readiness Gap’ report has revealed that many large businesses are planning to implement a human-robot workforce within the next five years, with a majority expecting a doubling of operational output with a full-scale deployment.

Motorola could be the latest phone maker to jump on the wide foldable trend, with leaked sketches pointing to a new book-style device that looks designed to open into a broader, more tablet-like screen.

Cohu (COHU) has drawn fresh attention after recent trading, with the stock closing at $50.72. Investors are weighing this move against performance over the past month and past 3 months.

There’s been a sudden surge of AI agents that can help you perform tasks on your PC, even while you’re away. You’ve probably heard about tools like OpenClaw, which can run autonomously on your behalf. But one of the problems with running these kinds of agents locally is that they often require plenty of hardware…