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Signal's Creator Hacked Into Forensics' Intelligence Firm Software
He was able to extract intelligence information about crimes from the cop-favorite tool.
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NASA Extracts Breathable Oxygen on Mars In Historic First
NASA achieved another first this week thanks to a small box attached to its Mars Perseverance rover.
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Watch China's First Aircraft Carrier Recover a Strike Fighter
China is working on growing its naval fleet of aircraft carriers.
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An Indonesian Submarine Just Went Missing Along With 53 People
Australia and Singapore have joined the hunt for the missing vessel.
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The FTC Just Threatened to Regulate Companies' Use of AI
This could fundamentally transform our digital infrastructure.
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Autonomous Cars Can't Recognize Pedestrians with Darker Skin Tones
People with darker skin more at risk of being hit by a self-driving vehicle.
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Then, he sees the dog in the log and uses the chainsaw robot to carve until he sets it free.
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US Honey Has Traces of Radioactive Fallout. Should You Worry?
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Dogecoin's market cap briefly soared over the $50 billion mark on the informally coined DogeDay.
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Pepper Robot Voices Its 'Inner Thoughts' to Boost User Trust
In an unintended foreshadowing of Skynet, Pepper said 'This situation upsets me.'
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The US May Be About to Declare Its First-Ever Water Shortage
Nevada, California, and especially Arizona could be affected by a shortfall of water beginning this coming August.
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Shape Shifting Liquid Metal Could Revolutionize Robotics
This technique can be applied to many operations in the future, including soft robotics and even flexible computer displays.
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'Little Foot' Reveals How Human Ancestors Used Their Arms 3.6 Million Years Ago
Turns out, humans and apes shared similarities for longer than previously proposed.
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New Hack Tool Links Facebook Accounts to Private Emails
Facebook's newest leak could mean millions of accounts can be accessed daily.
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Oxygen Supply Leak Kills 22 COVID-19 Patients in Indian Hospital
The leak occurred in Maharashtra state, one of the worst-hit in India's second wave of COVID-19.
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Twitter Post Helps Scientists Discover a New Mite Species
Some tweets caught a scientist's attention while he was scrolling through the social media site.
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Scientists Just Bioprinted a Pancreas That Could End Diabetes
This could also put an end to animal testing.
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Artificial Hearts: Could They Be the Key to Immortality?
Although the current technology isn’t quite at sci-fi level yet, we’re getting closer to a self-sustaining, fully artificial heart.
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