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Moonshot tells Kimi AI to code away, but leave the hacking alone
Chinese AI startup Moonshot AI is deliberately limiting the hacking capabilities of its latest artificial intelligence model, highlighting a growing dilemma for the industry: how do companies make AI more powerful without making cyberattacks easier to carry out? The company introduced Kimi K3.1 Pro
I hope Apple’s touchscreen MacBook takes some lessons from this Lenovo laptop
Give us a 2-in-1, you cowards.
APOD: 2026 October 25 – Dark Matter in a Simulated Universe
APOD Science APOD APOD: 2026 October 25 – Dark… Today’s APOD Archive Submissions Index Search Calendar RSS Education About Discuss APOD Astronomy Picture of the Day Discover the cosmos! Each day a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer. Dark Matter in a Simulated Universe Explanation: Is our universe haunted? It might look that way on this dark matter map.
When Memory Concerns Begin: A Call To Action For Brain Health - Forbes
Neurologists explain how primary care, virtual care and specialists can turn concern into a care plan when memory changes appear without a clear ...
What Happened With Sami Zayn After He Lost His Undisputed WWE Championship Match Before Crown Jewel 2026?
Sami Zayn has had a target on his back ever since he regained the Undisputed WWE Championship.
Why is Egypt so wary of getting involved in Yemen’s conflict?
As Egypt considers defending Saudi Arabia against Houthi attacks, memories of its war in Yemen in the 1960s loom large.
Johnson & Johnson reports 75% tumor response rate in advanced prostate cancer with JNJ-6143, a first-in-class RIPTAC™ molecule
JNJ-6143 is an investigational, once-daily, novel, small molecule designed to trigger cancer cell death through a targeted dual-protein lock between BRD4 and...
Introducing 'Microdismissal,' the Toxic Relationship Habit You Might Not Even Notice
From eye-rolling to brushing off your feelings, subtle acts of emotional invalidation can slowly damage your relationship.
Should You Ignore the SpaceX Hype and Buy Rocket Lab Instead? - AOL
Rocket Lab has emerged as a top competitor to SpaceX in launch services.
Capcom confirms data breach that affected 11.7 million users - Engadget
Capcom ID is still available to use, but users may see more phishing scam emails.
Inside Oilstainlab's quest to build a supercar on its own terms
Modern supercars often follow a similar script: outrageous power, expansive screens, aero components, and a price tag that could buy you a rather nice house. The formula works, of course, but it can also make the business of building an exotic car feel a little too predictable.
Wildfires could drive up cases of head and neck cancer
The record-breaking number of wildfires linked to soaring summer temperatures this year could drive an increase in head and neck cancers, a study has suggested.
O'Shaquie Foster dominates Emanuel Navarrete to become unified junior lightweight champion
Foster put on a masterful performance to claim two more titles on Saturday
Nearly 1000 arrested as protests flare in France
Nearly 1000 people were arrested as hundreds of thousands took to the streets for mass protests across France.
From plants and waste to everyday products: boosting Europe’s bioeconomy
EU-funded researchers are developing alternatives to fossil-based materials, from packaging to fertilisers. Their work could cut Europe's reliance on oil and gas and inspire international cooperation. By Anthony King A biorefinery in Spain is turning household organic waste and sewage sludge into co
Sam Fender calls out ticket prices ahead of tour
The Geordie singer says on Instagram he is "not happy" with the reported ticket prices.
Your parents may be asking AI health questions. Here's what you should know
Artificial intelligence is becoming another place people turn when they have a health question.
Slow-moving light helps silicon chip hit 200 Gb/s for AI data centers
Researchers in Japan have developed a compact silicon optical modulator that transmits data at up to 200 gigabits per second (Gb/s), using slow-moving light and a built-in electrical equalizer.
Seabirds and sewage among Isle of Man Biosphere status challenges
A report marking 10 years of the Isle of Man as a UNESCO Biosphere highlights the scheme's progress.
I paid to have my son's tonsils removed. Here's what you need to know
Experts agree not every child who suffers tonsilitis needs surgery. For most, the infections become less frequent with age - peaking between the ages of five and 15. And the operation isn't without risk.
Deadspin | Keelon Russell (3 TDs), No. 13 Alabama pull away from Texas A&M
Deadspin | Keelon Russell (3 TDs), No. 13 Alabama pull away from Texas A&M
South Australia lashed by heavy rain and thunderstorms
South Australians have copped a mammoth spring soaking, with heavy rain and thunderstorms lashing the state.
How Dropbox plans to prevent AI brain rot in its workers
Concerned about its workers losing brainpower as they outsource work to artificial intelligence, Dropbox is considering using cognitive training tools, like memory exercises and attention-span training, to keep them mentally sharp. The cloud storage pioneer has also experimented with “analog” offsites, where executives practice breathwork and put aside their electronic devices. “We’re incredibly optimistic about [AI’s] impact, but we also believe we have a responsibility to und
‘All’s Fair’ premiere red carpet at Rome Film Festival 2026: Kim Kardashian, Kris Jenner, Naomi Watts and more
The stars took to the red carpet in Rome.
AWS sells out cloud capacity through 2027 as AI demand grows
AWS is holding back some 2027 capacity for on-demand customers and services like Bedrock and EC2.
This Week’s Awesome Tech Stories From Around the Web (Through October 24)
From an mRNA cancer vaccine to cybersecurity's "Black October," check out this week's awesome tech stories from around the web.
Container-based system launches missiles, can be deployed on ships
Known as the NSM Mission Module, the system packages up to four missile canisters inside a standard 20-foot shipping container, offering a potentially simpler way to deploy precision anti-ship strike capabilities.
Who qualifies for Medicare's new $50-a-month GLP-1 program? - NewsNation
... medical history and health status ... Certain medical conditions can affect eligibility. According to CMS, people with Type 2 diabetes, moderate ...
Essendon players told coach has been sacked moments after loss
The ‘difficult’ decision was made as the Bombers remain near the bottom with just one win for the season.
Who are the best players never to win the Ballon d’Or?
Al Jazeera’s Samantha Johnson looks at the greatest players to never win the Ballon d'Or
Anthropic was beaten to the punch by a salad dressing company
What do you do when you think your company’s technology may fundamentally alter the fabric of the economy—or rend it apart entirely? Anthropic, which is widely rumored to be approaching a record-setting IPO, apparently has an answer: Cut the public in on a piece of whatever comes next. Last week, the company announced that it would dedicate 5% of its shares to a company-owned public benefit trust. If Anthropic’s products are as lucrative as its sky-high valuation suggests, those sha
Shilpa Rao’s Set Cut Short At Mumbai Concert: Why Are Anu Malik And Daughter Ada Being Blamed?
Anu Malik and his daughter Ada face online criticism after Shilpa Rao's set was abruptly cut short at the Bombay Music Project in Mumbai, with attendees blaming earlier delays.
Sinking Profits Turn China’s $3.5 Trillion Stock Rout Into Trap
Pessimism has gripped Chinese stocks, with no end in sight for a deepening selloff as investors confront the realities of an economy that’s weak enough to erode corporate profits but not to trigger forceful new stimulus.
Government websites in South Africa hit by downtime
South Africa's State IT Agency said any downtime of government websites over the weekend was due to ongoing planned maintenance.
US to expand space-based hardware production with new facility
BAE Systems announced today that it has closed on the purchase of a 130,000 square-foot facility in Weld County, Colorado for space-based hardware and sensor system production.
Supplement discovery reveals you can build muscle without working out
A supplement popular with gymgoers for building muscle is being hailed as a surprise strength booster, even for adults who don't exercise.
Tomorrow's Top 25 Today: Texas vaults back into top 10 as BYU, Texas Tech fall in college football rankings
A dominant win keeps Miami locked in at No. 1, while idle powerhouses move up and the Longhorns push for a return to the top 10
UFC 333: Volkanovski knocks out Evloev to retain featherweight title
Alexander Volkanovski secured a total knockout in the closing seconds of second round at UFC 333 in Abu Dhabi.
New data on Lilly's investigational treatment olomorasib at ESMO 2026 show durable first-line activity in KRAS G12C-mutant non-small cell lung cancer
Data presented at ESMO highlight the promising efficacy of olomorasib in combination with standard-of-care immunotherapy with or without chemotherapy in...
Sunday Slay: Maura Higgins’ Hottest Shots Make a Scorching Statement!
Sunday Slay is back with reality TV stunner Maura Higgins -- and if you haven’t seen what she’s serving up beneath her "Dancing With The Stars" costumes, consider today your lucky day!
As the US and China form AI blocs, countries are increasingly torn between them
With the two leading AI powers, the United States and China, forming their own AI blocs, other countries are maneuvering to harness the strengths of both groupings without alienating either and risking losing out
Uranium Waste From This Aussie Mine Was Safely Locked Away, But Microbes Had Other Plans
In 1944, rocks from the Mount Painter mine in the heart of Australia were sent to the US for experiments as part of the Manhattan Project.
Scientists tracked 142 Burmese pythons for 20 years and found that only four expelled their implanted transmitters
Scientists tracking Burmese pythons in southern Florida found that only four implanted radio transmitters were expelled over 20 years. The researchers implanted 305 transmitters in 142 adult snakes between 2005 and 2024 to study their behaviour, movement and ecology.
I lost my job in a primary school due to endometriosis
A new report says nearly half of women with endometriosis have lost income due to the condition.
"I feel it was the right call" - Former India batter's huge take on Vaibhav Suryavanshi's demotion to No.3 in NZ vs IND 2026 2nd T20I
Former India batter Mohammad Kaif backed the team management's decision to play Vaibhav Suryavanshi out of his natural position in the second T20I against New Zealand.
Israel to close occupied West Bank crossings as Hebron lockdown continues
Israel says it will close all land crossings with the occupied West Bank when it holds a general election on Tuesday.
Your customer service problem isn’t a customer service problem
A few years ago, one of our team members came down with a big health problem—a splitting headache that just wouldn’t let up. She visited several doctors, who recommended various treatments and medications to alleviate the pain, none of which worked. The pain was so intense that it made it difficult to carry out basic tasks, affecting both her personal and professional lives. After a few days of nonstop pain, she decided to try a different route and visit a chiropractor. The chiropractor liste
What channel is Man Utd v Bournemouth Premier League match on? TV coverage, live stream and kick-off time
Check out how to watch Man Utd v Bournemouth in the Premier League, including TV channel, radio coverage and kick-off time.
REDMI teases the Book 16 2027 series » YugaTech | Philippines Tech News & Reviews
Xiaomi has teased and confirmed that the upcoming laptop will feature a numeric keypad. The REDMI Book 16 2027 series...
A 1,000-mile cloud on Mars may reveal physics never seen in nature
Every morning during the Martian spring and summer, a thin and extremely long cloud emerges, only to disappear again. The wispy formation appears near the volcano Arsia Mons and gradually elongates until it reaches over 1,000 miles—about the distance from New York to Kansas City as the crow flies—before dissipating. This cycle then repeats for several months. Since it was first recorded by a probe in 2018, scientists have been unable to find a plausible explanation for the existence of this cloud, often referred to as the Arsia Mons Elongated Cloud (AMEC). Until now.
Storm Boelo: Thousands of homes without electricity across island
An amber warning is in force across parts of County Antrim and County Londonderry until 10:00 GMT on Sunday.
I blamed a change to my vision on prescription. But it was cancer
Tessa Parry-Wingfield was jogging by the river near her home on a grey March day in 2023 when she noticed something about her vision
"Needs to call an audible and retire": Fans react as Alex Ovechkin plays career-low 11:43 TOI in Capitals win over Sabres
NHL fans on social media reacted after Washington Capitals veteran Alex Ovechkin recorded the lowest ice time of his career in Saturday’s matchup against the Buffalo Sabres.
Israeli elections: What are the possible outcomes?
Israelis face a pivotal election on October 27, as Netanyahu's leadership hangs in the balance amid coalition debates.
Stock market outlook: Fed meeting, crude & more - top cues guiding Dalal Street this week
Dalal Street is heading into a busy week, with company earnings, US Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision, crude oil prices and tensions in Middle East tensions keeping investors on edge. The debut of Jio Platforms on the stock exchanges on October 28 and the buying and selling activity of foreig
Jailer 2 Box Office Day 10: Rajinikanth's Film Continues Box Office Run, Crosses ₹369 Crore in India
Rajinikanth film Jailer 2 showed box office growth on its second weekend, crossing the 369 crore rupee mark in India on day ten.
Moonshot's Kimi K3.1 Pro flirts with open weights leadership amid paid influencer scandal allegations
The model excels at complex coding, financial analysis, 3D creation, and software-security work, showing particularly large improvements in tasks requiring repeated coding, tool use, debugging, and revision.
Ice sheet expansion may have started 2,000 years ago, but we canceled that
Barnes Ice Cap sits on the central plateau of Baffin Island, in the Canadian Arctic. It is the last surviving fragment of the Laurentide Ice Sheet, the largest of the Pleistocene ice sheets, which at its peak buried most of Canada under two miles of ice and locked away around 80 meters of sea level.
Subaquatic robot leverages biomimetics for natural movement
Exploring the underwater world requires robots that can move as naturally as fish and, ideally, blend in as much as possible. That’s exactly what a research group at North Carolina State University has been working on.
Pharmacist warns 'don't stop' for anyone taking propranolol
A pharmacist on TikTok discussed the prescribed beta-blocker in one of his recent videos
Aaron Ashby on the verge of MLB history as Brewers reliever continues dominant postseason run
The lefty reliever has been the star of the best bullpen in history and now his team is two wins from its first World Series title
Sydney home fired at as seven kids sleep inside
A home in Sydney’s south-west was sprayed with bullets and a car torched in the driveway as a woman and seven children slept inside.
Why quitting your job might be your best decision yet
Below, Lindsay Crouse shares five key insights from her new book, The Case for Quitting: The Surprising Benefits of Opting Out. Lindsay is a marathon runner and journalist who worked at The New York Times for 15 years. Her reporting helped bring maternity rights to pregnant Nike athletes. What’s the Big Idea? Quitting isn’t failure. Knowing when to walk away from a goal that no longer serves us can free up the time, energy, and opportunity we need to build something better. List
Scientists Just Found a Surprising Link Between Worrying and Having Bad Dreams
Researchers surveyed nearly 400 adults and discovered a connection between daytime worries, negative dreams, and emotional well-being.