AI
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Robots Are Running Experiments in Self-Driving Labs
Machines that mix, measure and decide what to try next.
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Tidewater Interactive Opens a New Studio Focused on Accessibility
A 40-person team will build accessibility tools — and share them free with other developers.
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Mechanical Keyboards Explained: Switches, Sizes and What Actually Matters
Linear or tactile? Full-size or 75%? A plain-English guide before you buy.
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Hospitals Test AI Note-Takers That Listen to Exams So Doctors Can Look Patients in the Eye
Health systems in three states are piloting ambient AI tools that draft visit notes from recorded conversations, with clinicians reviewing every word before it is saved.
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Starfall Drift Review: The Best Space Racer in a Decade
Neon tracks, a soundtrack that never quits and a career mode you won’t want to finish.
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Your Car Is Collecting More Data Than Your Phone. Here’s How to See It
Modern cars record location, speed and even seat weight. We walked through the privacy settings of five popular models.
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State Requires Labels on AI-Generated Political Ads, Starting With the Next Election Cycle
A new law mandates clear disclaimers on campaign ads that use synthetic images, voices or video, and gives candidates a fast-track court process to challenge deceptive content.
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Hollow Pines Review: A Cozy Mystery With Sharp Teeth
A small-town detective game that is warm, funny and quietly devastating.
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A Small-Town Library Teaches Seniors to Spot Online Scams
The free, weekly class has a waiting list. Its secret: real examples from the students’ own inboxes.
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Small Newsrooms Use AI Transcription to Cover More Meetings, With Editors Checking Every Quote
Short-staffed local papers are using software to transcribe hours of school board and council meetings, freeing reporters to chase stories while humans verify the results.
Lauren Hayes3 min read