Starlink is undertaking a massive orbital reshuffle for safety. The company will lower thousands of satellites to a less cluttered altitude, aiming to cut deorbit times from years to months.
Usman Asif, 13, and his sister Shanzey, 18, learned to prompt AI to generate code. They then used those skills to build an AI university counselor with their dad at a major hackathon. It’s a glimpse into a new, more accessible future for building software.
Researchers at Rice University have turned battery charging on its head to create a cleaner recycling method. Their process “recharges” old battery material to extract lithium, producing high-purity lithium hydroxide with just electricity and water.
Samsung is shaking up the CES schedule by moving its keynote to the night before the show officially opens. The presentation will stream live on January 4 and feature CEO TM Roh discussing AI-driven experiences.
According to Forbes, Apple is integrating ChatGPT into iOS, iPadOS, and macOS through a partnership with OpenAI announced in June. The company is also developing its own suite of AI features called “Apple Intelligence,” using smaller, local models, and is rumored to be building an “Apple GPT” tool a
A massive new survey reveals a shocking gap in AI adoption at work. Despite huge investments, daily usage is barely moving. The biggest barrier isn’t budget or tech—it’s skills.
TechCrunch’s Startup Battlefield 200 competition highlighted 180 impressive startups beyond the main stage. This year’s crop in the government and legal category is tackling everything from immigration law to active shooters with surprising tech.
Bloomberg Business imagines a hedge fund with perfect foresight for 2025. Their hypothetical trades, betting on a second Trump term’s policies, show staggering gains from silver, gold, and geopolitical shifts. It’s a wild thought experiment in risk and reward.
Meta is buying AI chip startup Manus for a staggering $2.5 billion. The deal’s fine print reveals a massive $500 million pool to keep Manus employees and a complete exit from China.
According to new research, nearly 80% of ChatGPT usage is basic, free tasks. The foundational models are commoditizing fast. The disruption is moving to a new layer of the stack.
