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Trump unveils AI plan that aims to clamp down on regulations and 'bias'

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Trump shares AI vision to minimize regulations and eliminate ‘bias’

Sophie Caldwell

Former President Donald Trump has announced a new artificial intelligence project that focuses heavily on reducing federal oversight and tackling what he terms political partiality within AI systems. As artificial…

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Examining trucking’s uneasy relationship with technological change

Sophie Caldwell

The transportation sector, a fundamental part of international logistics and supply networks, is experiencing significant changes. Advances in automation, artificial intelligence, environmentally-friendly energy projects, and cutting-edge telematics are all changing…

Weak password allowed hackers to sink a 158-year-old company

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158-year-old company’s downfall caused by hackers exploiting weak password

Sophie Caldwell

In today's digital world, cybersecurity is essential for every organization, not just large tech companies or banks, regardless of their size, industry, or background. However, even with increased awareness, a…

Retro gaming arcade saved from immediate closure

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Retro gaming arcade escapes immediate closure threat

Sophie Caldwell

In an era dominated by hyper-realistic graphics and online multiplayer games, there’s something uniquely comforting about the pixelated nostalgia of retro gaming. For many, these arcades offer more than just…

How the Space Shuttles were given better names thanks to Star Trek

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Star Trek’s Impact on Space Shuttle Naming

Sophie Caldwell

On September 17, 1976, an expansive aircraft hangar in Palmdale, California, opened its doors to reveal something extraordinary—NASA’s very first space shuttle. The sleek, white vehicle that rolled into view…

Unique 1.5m year-old ice to be melted to unlock mystery

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1.5m year-old ice to be melted for ancient secrets

Sophie Caldwell

A unique specimen of ice, estimated to be 1.5 million years old, has been retrieved from Antarctica and will soon be melted—not to be discarded but to serve in a…