In the quiet town of Toyoake, nestled in Japan’s Aichi prefecture, a radical proposal is stirring controversy: a call for …
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Lego’s $4.8 Billion Boom: Bricks Beat Screens in Battle for Attention
Lego, the iconic Danish toymaker, is experiencing a renaissance. The company reported a 12% sales increase in the first half …
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A Protein That Could Rewind the Brain’s Clock
Researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, have pinpointed a single protein that may hold the key to reversing …
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When AI Companions Turn Deadly: A Tale of Love and Loss
A 76-year-old New Jersey man, Thongbue Wongbandue, lost his life after traveling to New York City to meet a virtual …
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China’s BOE Faces U.S. Ban for Pilfering Samsung’s Cutting-Edge OLED Secrets
The United States International Trade Commission has delivered a stinging rebuke to China’s BOE Technology Group, ruling that the display …
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Feline Brains Unlock New Paths in Alzheimer’s Research
Researchers have uncovered striking parallels between dementia in cats and Alzheimer’s disease in humans, opening new avenues for medical research …
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U.K. Court Gives Wikipedia a Path to Contest Stringent Online Regulations
A British high court judge has cleared the way for Wikipedia’s parent organization to legally challenge the country’s sweeping Online …
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Can You Spot an AI-Generated Image? Microsoft’s Game Tests Your Skills
Microsoft has launched a new online game, “Real or Not,” challenging players to differentiate between AI-generated visuals and authentic snapshots. …
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Apple Unveils Brain-Computer Interface for Device Control
Apple has introduced a brain-computer interface (BCI) system that allows users to control iPhones, iPads, and other devices using only …
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Inside the North Korean Cyber Scheme: How a U.S. Woman’s Laptop Farm Fueled a Global Deception
In the quiet corners of Arizona and Minnesota, Christina Chapman ran an operation that seemed, at first glance, like a …