The rush to put AI in classrooms is backed by a $50 million federal grant program and corporate partnerships. But experts warn teachers need to ask critical questions about what these tools actually do and the long-term commitment required.
The race to build affordable humanoid robots is creating a massive new cybersecurity blind spot. Experts reveal these machines are vulnerable to hacking today, and the industry has no clue how to secure them.
The U.S. solar industry just had its third-largest quarter ever, adding 11.7 GW of capacity. Surprisingly, 73% of that new power is being built in so-called “red states.” But industry leaders warn that political roadblocks could freeze this momentum.
Alongi Media has built a unique mobile broadcast unit that runs on solar power. It’s allowing them to power major events for giants like NBC and Goldman Sachs without traditional generators, slashing costs and environmental impact from day one.
According to CNET, the term “vibe coding” was coined by AI researcher Andrej Karpathy in early 2025 and was named Collins Dictionary’s Word of the Year. It describes a workflow where you prompt an AI to generate most of your code. Data from Y Combinator’s Winter 2025 batch shows about 25% of startup
A new venture fund is launching to tackle Europe’s healthcare crisis with tech. Catalpa Ventures has closed €30 million to invest in early-stage HealthTech startups, with its first bet on a heart failure telemedicine platform.
OpenAI’s first enterprise report, based on 9,000 workers, claims AI improves speed and quality for 75% of them. But recent studies from MIT and Stanford inject heavy skepticism, warning of unmeasurable returns and AI-generated “workslop.”
For decades, a college degree was a near-guarantee of easier employment. New data from June and July shows that trend has inverted, with high school graduates finding jobs faster. It’s a sign the job market’s fundamentals are changing.
Horizon Quantum Computing has announced Beryllium, a new high-level programming language for quantum computers. It’s designed to let developers focus on information structure instead of low-level qubit management.
Google is officially back in the smart glasses game, announcing plans to launch its first AI-powered glasses in 2026. The company is partnering with Samsung, Gentle Monster, and Warby Parker, the latter of which confirmed a $150 million commitment from Google. This marks a major push to compete with
