Hello, largest series-A in construction equipment ever. Gravis Robotics is putting AI brains in heavy construction equipment.
Lorne Balfe on how tech shapes blockbuster scores: from overcoming dyslexia with synths to remote recording, AI, and bringing Top Gun to the Hollywood Bowl.
AI can now read and edit DNA. That has tremendous upside, medically. But it also has enormous dangers, including deepfaked biological viruses.
Take your running seriously? Urevo’s new Cyber Mega Smart Treadmill combines impressive hardware and an AI training tool to get you ready for your next big race.
China’s winning the battle. The real war for humanoid robot dominance has yet to really begin, however.
Today, humanoid robots work in separate cages: a major limiting factor. Agility Robotics says Digit v5 will work cooperatively and safely with humans.
D-Wave’s massive January acquisition of Quantum Circuits is paying off: way better error correction, making quantum computing faster and easier.
Seeing 3-strip Cinerama projected is super rare, so it’s exciting that ‘How the West Was Won’ (1962) will be shown at the Widescreen Weekend Film Festival in September.
Design hardware in 20 minutes? Get it in production in weeks? AI is transforming hardware, not just software, according to this startup.
Fancy a $12,000 24K Gold Samsung Fold 8 featuring ‘The Godfather’, ‘Scarface’ or The Joker on Samsung Z Fold8 Ultra? Well, it just so happens…