New York has enacted a groundbreaking law forcing advertisers to disclose the use of AI-generated people. It’s a major step for consumer transparency in the age of synthetic media. But will it be enough?
The SpaceX IPO rumor mill is officially spinning, and it’s creating a gravitational pull for the entire space sector. Smaller companies like Starfighters Space are already increasing their own offering sizes, hoping to capitalize on the unprecedented attention and capital a SpaceX listing would brin
Palantir has received over 2,000 applications for its new Neurodivergent Fellowship, a program paying between $110,000 and $200,000 annually. The initiative, announced after CEO Alex Karp’s viral fidgeting video, is part of the company’s broader strategy to hire outside traditional tech pipelines.
SLB is pouring $30 million into expanding its manufacturing hub in Shreveport, Louisiana. The move will double the facility’s size and is expected to create over 1,300 new direct and indirect jobs by 2027.
2degrees is kicking off its 3G network shutdown in New Zealand, starting with 100 rural cell towers on December 14. The company plans a full shutdown by “early 2026,” a timeline now mirrored by rivals One NZ and Spark NZ.
Leading synthetic biologists have compiled a decade’s worth of hard-won lessons from building the world’s first synthetic yeast genome. Their new paper acts as a crucial troubleshooting guide for the next generation of synthetic biology projects.
K2 Space, a startup building large, high-power satellites, has secured $250 million in new funding. The company is valued at $3 billion and plans its first major demo mission for March 2026.
Security researchers have uncovered a sophisticated new phishing-as-a-service tool called “Spiderman.” It allows criminals to easily clone login pages for dozens of European banks and government portals, stealing everything from passwords to 2FA codes in a single, streamlined attack.
Deloitte Consulting’s CEO is pushing for 2026 to be the year the business world moves past AI anxiety. He argues the real value lies in using AI to augment human capabilities, not replace them. The firm is also shifting clients toward outcome-based business models.
Google is finally building a native app locking feature for Android, according to code found in the latest Canary build. The feature, discovered by Android Authority’s Mishaal Rahman, appears to be in early development and is not expected to launch until Android 17 next year. This move could eventua
