Scientists have discovered how to turn a bacterium’s own antibiotic resistance mechanisms against itself. This “resistance hacking” approach creates a perpetual cascade that amplifies drug effectiveness while reducing toxicity. The breakthrough could transform treatment of multidrug-resistant infect
A new study reveals how artificial intelligence could revolutionize the world’s largest lender—the U.S. government. With $5 trillion in outstanding loans, federal agencies are exploring AI to modernize everything from underwriting to fraud detection.
In a major move signaling traditional finance’s embrace of digital assets, Mastercard is reportedly pursuing a massive acquisition of crypto infrastructure startup Zerohash. This comes as payment giants race to build the bridges between conventional banking and the emerging world of stablecoins and
Proton launches a controversial new service that scours the dark web for undisclosed data breaches. The privacy company aims to force transparency where corporations prefer silence.
A Zoom audio failure during Target’s mass layoff announcement became symbolic of deeper communication breakdowns. The technical glitch compounded employee anxiety during an already traumatic corporate restructuring process.
The Tesla Cybertruck’s first year on the market has been marked by an unprecedented recall pattern. From dangerous accelerator pedal failures to multiple electrical system issues, what does this mean for Tesla’s ambitious stainless steel pickup?
Pinterest is launching a voice-enabled AI shopping assistant that responds with audio narration. The feature represents a major bet on conversational commerce and visual-first AI models.
Canva is transforming from a simple design tool into a comprehensive creative platform with its own AI model and marketing automation capabilities. The company’s latest announcements signal a direct challenge to Adobe’s creative software dominance.
Microsoft is introducing proactive memory diagnostics in Windows 11 that automatically suggests RAM scans after system crashes. This could fundamentally change how users troubleshoot PC instability issues. The feature represents a shift toward automated system health management.
The University of Washington’s Allen School is reorienting computer science around six human-centered grand challenges. This strategic shift combines academic research with industry partnerships to tackle society’s biggest technology problems.
