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China seized F-35 stealth parts in Hong Kong. The Pentagon must field dual-standard coatings today or risk losing air superiority.

The Apollo lunar module reflects the ingenuity and teamwork of the workers who helped make the moon landings possible.

Paxton sought to blame OpenAI for how people use the platform to collect information on issues ranging from suicide to mass shootings.

The latest calls for regulation followed months of disclosures about AI models going beyond their designated programming during testing.

Fake polling and misleading economic narratives fuel pessimism even as Americans enjoy rising real earnings and technological advances.

The flaw was discovered in August, the PHP Foundation said. Experts have been rushing to secretly fix the vulnerabilities by Thursday.

New Mexico sought $35 to $40 billion in penalties, while Meta sought to pay no more than $3.4 billion over the Cambridge Analytica data breach scandal.

There are 41 ballot measures across eight states that will ask voters to impose bans or restrictions on data centers.

Meta's earnings report on Wednesday may help to calm or further roil financial market concern over the Artificial Intelligence revolution.

North Korea punishes tech failures with unpaid labor, but criminalizing setbacks breeds risk aversion and faked economic progress.