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GPS can’t work everywhere, so scientists test navigation using cosmic rays

Japanese scientists are testing a new navigation system using cosmic ray muons. This system can work in places where GPS signals are unavailable, like underground. Muons can penetrate dense materials, which GPS signals cannot do effectively. Researchers have demonstrated this technology’s potential for guiding robots and vehicles. The technology is still under development and requires

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Bella Mir suffers first MMA loss to Alex Apodaca in historic DWCS upset

Alex Apodaca shocked DWCS Week 3 by beating Bella Mir, the night’s -6000 favorite, by unanimous decision. All three judges scored the fight 29-28 for Apodaca, who improved to 8-1 and secured a UFC contract. Mir suffered the first professional MMA loss of her career, falling to 3-1. The result became the biggest upset in

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How a family reunion in China ended in a 3-year prison term for artist Gao Zhen

Chinese artist Gao Zhen received a three-year prison sentence for his satirical artwork. Authorities charged him with “infringing upon the reputation of heroes” for his art. Gao’s wife expressed deep disappointment and sadness over the unexpected conviction. His supporters argue the artworks predate the law under which he was prosecuted. The sentence highlights China’s narrowing

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MG Hector Tomahawk launched: Prices, range & more

JSW MG Motor India has launched the new Hector Tomahawk SUV. This seven-seater vehicle offers both pure-electric and plug-in hybrid powertrains. The electric version boasts a claimed 517 km range on a single charge. It also features advanced connected technology and India’s first Gen AI with karaoke. The Hector Tomahawk is built on MG’s new

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Meet Nimaya Williams, one of just two US students to win $40,000 scholarship

Nimaya Williams has achieved a remarkable milestone by securing a $40,000 scholarship from College Board’s BigFuture. This accolade was awarded to her for completing various college and career planning tasks available on their platform. The financial support alleviates a significant burden for her family regarding higher education costs, showcasing how strategic planning can create unforeseen

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Anthropic to make hundreds of employees millionaires; CEO worries about AI safety fallout

Anthropic eyes a massive two trillion dollar initial public offering which could create many millionaires. CEO Dario Amodei worries immense wealth might distract employees from the company’s safety mission. The firm now questions candidates about their reaction if AI ambitions are abandoned for safety. This unusual interview tactic reflects leadership’s concern about financial incentives overshadowing

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Amazon shuts down its 21-yr-old platform that Bezos described as ‘artificial AI’

Amazon has announced that it will shut down its Mechanical Turk platform on September 30, 2026. Once a vital link for hundreds of thousands seeking flexible digital tasks, the service has struggled against the rise of advanced AI technologies and new competitor platforms. Previously, Amazon aimed to pivot Mechanical Turk for its AI training requirements,

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Why private missile manufacturing could be a game changer for India’s defence readiness

India’s defense sector is expanding self-reliance in missile manufacturing. DRDO is transferring conventional missile technologies to private companies. This move allows domestic firms to undertake full-scale missile production. It aims to cut import dependence and boost indigenous value addition. The initiative strengthens India’s position in the global missile export market.

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