Runway Characters Is Live—but Web Sessions Stop at Two Minutes
Runway Characters has become a documented real-time avatar product, but its two-minute web limit means serious evaluations must move beyond the browser demo.
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Claude Mythos Just Broke Cybersecurity: The AI That Finds Vulnerabilities Better Than Most Human Hackers
Anthropic has quietly unleashed something terrifyingly powerful — and then immediately locked it away.
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China’s BCI Push Reaches the Clinic—but Its 2030 Bet Is Still Unproven
China’s BCI push has moved beyond targets: an approved hand-function system received its first commercial implant. Broad adoption and leadership by 2030 remain unproven.
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This AI Will Tell You Exactly How Attractive You Are — And It Only Takes 25 Seconds
There’s a new viral AI tool that does something most of us secretly want to know but are afraid to ask: it looks at your face and gives you a straight-up attractiveness score.
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RedMagic 11 Pro Put Flowing Coolant in a Phone—Now REDMAGIC No Longer Sells It
The RedMagic 11 Pro brought visibly circulating coolant to a production gaming phone in November 2025. REDMAGIC has since withdrawn it from sale, but the cooling system remains its defining feature.
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Chinese Startup Hypershell Unveils X Ultra Exoskeleton — More Powerful Than an E-Bike
Hypershell, a Chinese company specializing in wearable robotics, has just launched one of the most impressive consumer exoskeletons to date: the Hypershell X Ultra.
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Your High-End Mouse Can Leak Speech—But Only Under Narrow Conditions
Mic-E-Mouse remains a proof-of-concept: researchers reconstructed speech from high-performance mouse data, but the attack depends on sensitive hardware, favorable surfaces and software access.
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Figure AI Founder Brett Adcock Launches Hark: A New Lab Building True Personal AGI
Brett Adcock, the founder of humanoid robotics company Figure AI, has quietly launched his next ambitious venture: Hark, an AI laboratory dedicated to creating the world’s most advanced personal intelligence.
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Pokémon Go’s Mapping Legacy Reaches Delivery Robots—but New Scans Don’t
Niantic Spatial is deploying localization technology shaped partly by Pokémon Go scans with Coco Robotics. The historical link remains, but the game no longer supplies new scans.
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Jaxx Liberty for Cross-Device Crypto Management
A practical article about Jaxx Liberty as a cross-platform blockchain wallet with portfolio tools, exchange access, and block explorer features for daily crypto management.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Proposes Paying Engineers with AI Tokens
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has put forward a radical new idea for compensating tech talent: paying engineers part of their salary in AI tokens.
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The AI Scientist Hits Nature: Scaling Scientific Discovery Like Code
The dream of a fully autonomous laboratory has moved from the realm of "experimental demo" to a validated scientific reality. The AI Scientist, a pioneering system designed to automate the entire lifecycle of research, has officially been published in Nature.
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Retro Rewind Stays a Steam Hit, With Game Rentals Planned for Fall
Retro Rewind remains an Overwhelmingly Positive Steam release nearly five months after launch, while a free fall update promises console and game rentals.
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Hollywood Is Shrinking — And the Real Villain Isn’t Strikes or Wildfires, It’s the Government
American film and television production is in serious decline, and last week a surprisingly candid hearing in Burbank made one thing crystal clear: the biggest problem isn’t greedy studios, lazy writers, or California wildfires.
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YouTube Is Tightening the Screws: Unskippable Long Ads Are Coming — Even If You Don’t Like It
YouTube has officially decided to stop pretending.In a move that many saw coming but hoped would never actually happen, the platform is rolling out longer, unskippable ads — and they’re starting with the TV app.
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