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05/23/2025
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By Cassie B.
Breakthrough power-free infrared “super-vision” contact lenses could help color-blind people and first responders
Scientists have created contact lenses that allow wearers to see infrared light, a breakthrough previously only possible with bulky night-vision equipment. The lenses use transparent nanoparticles to convert near-infrared light into visible colors, seamlessly integrating with normal vision without requiring external power. This technology could revolutionize fields like military operations, medical diagnostics, and search-and-rescue missions […]
05/22/2025
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By Cassie B.
Social media fuels teen depression, study of 12,000 kids confirms
A UCSF study of 12,000 young Americans found that increased social media use leads to a 35% rise in depressive symptoms over three years. Preteens’ daily social media use jumped from seven minutes to over an hour by early teens, directly correlating with worsening mental health, while depression did not drive more social media use. […]
05/05/2025
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By Cassie B.
Trillion-dollar grid overhaul needed to prevent more Spain-style blackouts, experts warn
Europe’s outdated power grid is struggling to handle renewable energy growth, leading to massive blackouts like Spain and Portugal’s worst-ever outage. Aging infrastructure and insufficient grid investment leave Europe vulnerable, with $600 billion per year needed for upgrades by 2030. Spain’s blackout, losing 60% of power in seconds, highlights risks of relying on renewables without […]
05/02/2025
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By Cassie B.
CT scans linked to 100,000 future cancers as doctors warn of overuse
CT scans may cause 5% of future U.S. cancer cases, with 103,000 cancers projected from 2023 scans alone. A single abdominal CT delivers radiation equal to 1,000 chest X-rays, with children facing 10 times higher cancer risks than adults. Experts warn of profit-driven overuse, with 93 million scans performed annually and many offering little medical […]
04/24/2025
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By Cassie B.
Intel plans 20% workforce reduction to combat declining competitiveness in AI market
Intel plans to cut over 20% of its workforce—nearly 22,000 jobs—to reverse slumping sales and competition losses. CEO Lip-Bu Tan aims to dismantle bureaucracy, centralize engineering decisions, and accelerate cost-saving measures. Intel struggles in AI as rivals like Nvidia and TSMC dominate, despite previous layoffs under ex-CEO Gelsinger. Morale is low with talent fleeing to […]
04/21/2025
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By Cassie B.
Microsoft’s new Recall feature: A built-in surveillance tool disguised as convenience
Microsoft’s controversial Recall feature captures screenshots of all user activity every few seconds. Initially delayed after backlash, Recall has returned in preview builds, signaling Microsoft’s intent to fully deploy the tool. The opt-in feature violates the privacy of anyone interacting with users who enable it, capturing sensitive content without the sender’s consent. The searchable archive […]
04/18/2025
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By Cassie B.
SpaceX emerges as frontrunner for Trump’s Golden Dome missile shield
SpaceX, Palantir, and Anduril are frontrunners to develop Trump’s Golden Dome missile defense shield. The consortium proposes launching up to 1,000 satellites to detect and track missiles globally. SpaceX has pitched a subscription model rather than government ownership, raising Pentagon concerns. The project could cost hundreds of billions of dollars, with initial capabilities expected by […]
04/18/2025
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By Cassie B.
Trump’s critical Ukraine minerals deal nears completion
The U.S. is finalizing a deal with Ukraine for privileged access to its critical minerals, oil, and gas. The agreement reflects Trump’s transactional policy, demanding repayment via resource extraction for past U.S. aid. Ukraine’s rare earth deposits help counter China’s monopoly, securing U.S. supply chains and tech dominance. Tensions flared in February after Trump criticized […]
04/17/2025
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By Cassie B.
Trump vows to fast-track Nvidia’s $500B push for domestic AI chip manufacturing
Nvidia commits $500 billion to build AI supercomputers and semiconductors exclusively in the U.S. The investment aligns with Trump’s agenda to reduce reliance on foreign supply chains and boost domestic jobs. Facilities in Arizona and Texas will operationalize production within 12 to 15 months, with a full rollout expected by 2029. Trump vows to expedite […]
04/11/2025
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By Cassie B.
Photonic revolution: New chips process data using light instead of electricity
Two companies unveiled photonic chips using light instead of electricity for faster, more efficient computing. These chips solve real-world problems better than current electronic processors, crucial as Moore’s Law stalls. AI-driven demand meets photonic computing’s advantages — higher speed, bandwidth, and lower heat versus traditional chips. Lightmatter and Lightelligence overcame accuracy and scalability hurdles, enabling […]
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