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Hello and welcome to Regulator. Of all the strange, unintended consequences stemming from major lawsuits, I never thought that the Trump administration's power to force Apple to remove ICE-tracking mobile apps from its stores could have been connected to a legal battle over Fortnite V-Bucks. Yes, we are talking about the in-game digital currency that […]
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Warner Bros. Discovery May Have Just Sparked the Next Big Hollywood Bidding War
The media giant which owns HBO, Warner Bros., and CNN is reviewing several bids that could reshape Hollywood.
Report: Amazon may replace a half million jobs with robots
Amazon, the nation's second-largest employer, has big plans to slow human hiring and speed up robotic automation.
Ethereum enters final testnet phase ahead of Dec. 3 Fusaka upgrade
The cap on individual transactions aims to improve block efficiency, reduce DoS risks and lay the groundwork for parallel execution in future upgrades like Glamsterdam.
OpenAI’s new browser is a broadside shot at Google
OpenAI's new browser announcement made it clear exactly how much Google has to lose in the AI era.
YouTube’s AI ‘likeness detection’ tool is searching for deepfakes of popular creators
Starting today, creators in YouTube’s Partner Program are getting access to a new AI detection feature that will allow them to find and report unauthorized uploads using their likeness. As shown in this video from YouTube, after verifying their identity, creators can review flagged videos in the Content Detection tab on YouTube Studio. If a […]
Bitcoin bounces back after weekend slump defying expectations
Bitcoin’s weekend nosedive had traders muttering about a “dead cat,” but the market clearly missed the memo. After sliding to $106,189 on Sunday, BTC refused to stay buried. Monday’s tape was cautious, Tuesday started ugly, and then, out of nowhere, buyers charged in and dragged the price to $113,650 by nightfall: a 7% comeback in […] The post Bitcoin bounces back after weekend slump defying expectations appeared first...
Dropout raises its prices twice this year, sort of
Sam Reich, Dropout CEO, explains where your subscription fees go—if you want to pay more.
California Signed The CARS Act To Further Protect Car Buyers - Here's What It Consists Of
The state of California has a new law on the books that offers auto buyers with added protections, known as the CARS act. Here's what the law includes.
Crypto’s ‘Decentralized’ Illusion Shattered Again by Another AWS Meltdown
The October AWS outage took down some of crypto’s most prominent companies and networks. Many in the community pointed out their lack of decentralization.
Apple TV has one of its all-time best thrillers coming back soon
Apple TV has its fair share of strong thrillers, but one of my all-time favorites is easily Hijack, starring Idris Elba. And Apple has just announced the release date for Hijack season 2. more…
The Lottery-fication of Everything
Article URL: https://www.dopaminemarkets.com/p/the-lottery-fication-of-everything Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45661698 Points: 53 # Comments: 21
Did Microsoft just tease that the next Xbox is a PC and console?
We already know that the next-gen Xbox console isn’t locked to a single store, will use an AMD chip inside, and will maintain compatibility with an existing library of Xbox games. Now, Microsoft appears to be teasing that the next-gen Xbox will be some type of hybrid console and PC. Xbox president Sarah Bond sat […]
Anker SOLIX C1000 Gen 2 power station at lowest price since Prime Big Deal Days
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Walking faster, hanging out less
City life is often described as “fast-paced.” A study coauthored by MIT scholars suggests that’s more true than ever: The average walking speed in three northeastern US cities increased 15% from 1980 to 2010, while the number of people lingering in public spaces declined by 14%. The researchers used machine-learning tools to assess 1980s-era video…
Biodiversity: A missing link in combating climate change
A lot of attention has been paid to how climate change can reduce biodiversity. Now MIT researchers have shown that the reverse is also true: Loss of biodiversity can jeopardize regrowth of tropical forests, one of Earth’s most powerful tools for mitigating climate change. Combining data from thousands of previous studies and using new tools…
Navigating MIT
Take a stroll along the Infinite Corridor these days and you’ll encounter a striking new space, in a prominent location on the first floor of Building 11. With bright blue seating modules, orange accents, and an eye-catching design, it looks like a futuristic space station, sleek and ultramodern—but also welcoming and fun. This is the…
Estrada signs with the Dodgers
Like almost any MIT student, Mason Estrada wants to take what he learned on campus and apply it to the working world. Unlike any other current MIT student, Estrada’sprimary workplace isa pitcher’s mound. Estrada, the star pitcher for MIT’s baseball team, has signed a contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers, who selected him in the…
25 years of research in space
On November 2, 2000, NASA astronaut Bill Shepherd, OCE ’78, SM ’78, and Russian cosmonauts Sergei Krikalev and Yuri Gidzenko made history as their Soyuz spacecraft docked with the International Space Station. The event marked the start of 25 years of continuous human presence in space aboard the ISS—a prolific period for space research. MIT-trained…
How Millie Dresselhaus paid it forward
Institute Professor Mildred “Millie” Dresselhaus forever altered our understanding of matter—the physical stuff of the universe that has mass and takes up space. Over 57 years at MIT, Dresselhaus also played a significant role in inspiring people to use this new knowledge to tackle some of the world’s greatest challenges, from producing clean energy to…
A bionic knee restores natural movement
MIT researchers have developed a new bionic knee that is integrated directly with the user’s muscle and bone tissue. It can help people with above-the-knee amputations walk faster, climb stairs, and avoid obstacles more easily than they could with a traditional prosthesis, which is attached to the residual limb by means of a socket and…
Infinite folds
When Madonna Yoder ’17 was eight years old, she learned how to fold a square piece of paper over and over and over again. After about 16 folds, she held a bird in her hands. The first time she pulled the tail of a flapping crane, she says, she realized: Oh, I folded this, and…
Engineering better care
Every Monday, more than a hundred members of Giovanni Traverso’s Laboratory for Translational Engineering (L4TE) fill a large classroom at Brigham and Women’s Hospital for their weekly lab meeting. With a social hour, food for everyone, and updates across disciplines from mechanical engineering to veterinary science, it’s a place where a stem cell biologist might…
Google pulls the plug on Privacy Sandbox, leaving cookies in place
Google has ended its six-year attempt to redefine online advertising privacy standards. The decision, announced by Google Vice President Anthony Chavez, effectively closes the chapter on one of the company's most ambitious efforts to balance digital advertising with user privacy.Read Entire Article
Hands-on: Dual Knit Band can make your old Apple Vision Pro feel new and improved
Curious about the new M5 Apple Vision Pro? Chance Miller spent the last week with the upgraded hardware, including the new strap, which you can read about in his review for 9to5Mac. Separately, I’ve spent the last few hours using my M2 Apple Vision Pro with the DualKnit Band, which you can purchase separately from Apple for your existing Apple Vision Pro. more…
A I-designed compounds can kill drug-resistant bacteria
With help from artificial intelligence, MIT researchers have designed novel antibiotics that can combat two hard-to-treat bacteria: multi-drug-resistant Neisseria gonorrhoeae and Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). The team used two approaches. First, they directed generative AI to design molecules based on a chemical fragment their model had predicted would show antimicrobial activity, and second, they let the…
The best MacBooks to buy in 2025: The M5 has arrived
What's the best MacBook of 2025? Mashable's senior shopping reporter rounds up five options for school, photo editing, and more.
How to use Apple Watch’s hypertension feature in watchOS 26
One of the flagship new features of Apple Watch Ultra 3 and Series 11 is hypertension notifications. But in a welcome surprise, watchOS 26 brings the new hypertension feature to select older Apple Watch models too. Here’s how to set it up, and which models are compatible. more…
iOS 26 gives Apple’s Calendar app a convenient new advantage
iOS 26 is a huge update for iPhone, with a Liquid Glass design and lots of new features for built-in apps like Wallet, Messages, and Music. One popular app—Apple Calendar—mostly got overlooked this year, but it did gain one key new advantage: event creation via screenshots. more…
How Reliable Is The Lucid Air? Here's What Owners Say
The Lucid Air is relatively new to the market, but it's already making waves for its notoriously poor reliability. Here's what owners think about it.
Electronic Warfare Puts Commercial GPS Users on Notice
Interference with the global positioning system (GPS) isn't just a problem for airlines, but for shipping, trucking, car navigation, agriculture, and even the financial sector.
Robocalling task force bill advances in Senate
The Foreign Robocall Elimination Act would create a new task force and give policymakers granular insight into the notoriously complex telecommunications ecosystem. The post Robocalling task force bill advances in Senate appeared first on CyberScoop.
Pixel phones will get a smarter always-on display that saves battery life
New code suggests Android will be able to turn off the display automatically when there's no user activity.
Britain sends small number of troops to monitor Gaza ceasefire
Defence secretary says UK will play ‘anchor role’ in US-led civil military coordination centreBritish troops have been sent to Israel to help monitor the ceasefire in Gaza after a request from the US.The defence secretary, John Healey, announced the deployment of a small number of planning officers, including a senior commander, at an event on Monday night. He said the UK would play an “anchor role”. Ten days ago the...