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XGIMI’s Titan Noir projector line combines triple-laser projection with a dual mechanical iris system, aiming to improve the gray-black problem that has long limited home projectors.

A New Atlas hands-on evaluation of PuroAir's HVAC filter and room purifier underscores a broader trend in home air cleaning: combining whole-house filtration with dedicated room systems for pollen, dust, and odors.

Airhart Aeronautics has completed test flights of a redesigned cockpit and control system for small aircraft, aiming to make private flying more intuitive through fly-by-wire controls and a car-like interface.

New experiments with more than 1,300 U.S. participants found that people judge AI-written personal messages harshly when disclosed, but usually assume undisclosed messages were written by a human.

A new discussion around Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview argues that AI systems capable of autonomously finding and weaponizing software flaws could force defenders toward constant testing and patching.

MIT Technology Review has introduced a new editorial package, ‘10 Things That Matter in AI Right Now,’ aimed at filtering signal from hype in a crowded AI news cycle.

A new four-mile segment opening in May will bring three subway stations to LA’s Miracle Mile, a corridor long defined by traffic, methane risks and delayed transit ambitions.

A viral GitHub spoof called Colleague Skill struck a nerve because many Chinese tech workers say managers are already pushing them to document their jobs for AI agents.

An IEEE Spectrum essay argues that Francis Bacon’s influential vision of science was informed not just by philosophy, but by contemporary inventors who learned by doing and turned practical experimentation into a model.

A new technical white paper highlights design methods for LPDA-fed reflector antennas, arguing that improved electromagnetic simulation can handle larger and more realistic systems.

OpenAI says a new model for high-value professional work is coming soon as the company leans more heavily on business customers to offset the costs of serving a vast mostly nonpaying ChatGPT audience.

Reports that Microsoft may be pausing carbon-removal purchases have rattled a market that has depended heavily on one dominant buyer to fund large-scale projects.

A new MIT Technology Review Insights report argues that companies are shifting from one-time consent prompts toward ongoing data relationships, a change that could become foundational as AI systems rely on more personal

A new IEEE Spectrum feature follows early brain-computer interface participants as they describe both the extraordinary gains and the heavy practical burdens that come with experimental implants.

A Montana grizzly specialist’s field experience shows how relatively simple drones can help steer dangerous animals away from farms while reducing risk to both people and wildlife.

From AI Jesus video calls to Catholic and Buddhist chatbots, faith-oriented generative AI products are moving from novelty to a recognizable market segment, raising new questions about authority and spiritual guidance.

A preliminary read of the Pentagon’s fiscal 2027 budget request suggests more than $2 billion could go toward high-energy laser and related directed-energy research, marking a significant escalation in ambition even as采购

TechCrunch has opened a final 24-hour push for discounted passes to Disrupt 2026, outlining an event built around startup showcases, investor access, tactical sessions, and curated networking in San Francisco this fall.

A sponsored IEEE Spectrum white paper describes ZTASP, a chip-to-cloud assurance platform intended to govern distributed autonomous systems across drones, robots, sensors, and human operators.

An IEEE Spectrum report highlights a MEMS photonics device small enough to project images at extreme miniaturization, with roots in quantum-computing hardware research.