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A new US Army contract worth around $465 million has been awarded to AeroVironment, Inc. for its LOCUST X3 anti-drone weapon, a 30-kilowatt laser that can be mounted on military vehicles.
A new study has used a type of machine learning called a neural network to reveal how different kinds of training can change how learning happens—both in machines and in living brains.
Chromebooks offer some great advantages, but there are limitations to know before you start using one every day.
The iPad can be a sleek and versatile replacement for a laptop, but there are some drawbacks to know about.
Wireless Android Auto is easily one of the most convenient things for drivers, especially if they rely on their phones for navigation, music and hands-free communication. As with any wireless technology, the appeal is obvious because there are no cables involved, there’s no fumbling around to plug the cable into the phone’s port and the…
If you spend any time on social media, you have probably encountered the idea of “AI guilt.” The narrative goes something like this: every time you ask ChatGPT to draft a polite email or generate a weeknight dinner recipe, a server farm somewhere drains an ungodly amount of clean drinking water just to keep the…
ByAbigail VelezandDavid González Thursday, September 3, 2026 2:34AM The Los Angeles Unified School District has implemented a moratorium on AI use for students.
There are plenty of reasons to consider switching your primary display, but do so for the right reasons.
Claude has become one of the AI tools I use most often, whether I’m brainstorming, planning something, vibe coding, researching a topic or simply trying to make sense of a complicated question. But using an AI chatbot every day doesn’t necessarily mean you’re using it well.
Nathaniel Michael Carrascois facing a third-degree felony charge after authorities say he used an artificial intelligence platform to generate detailed threats of a mass shooting directed at an elementary school. (PHOTO: Bexar County Sheriff’s Office)