The Electronic Frontier Foundation argues that laws sold as child-protection measures are expanding into broad identity checks that collect personal data and threaten privacy online.
Mistral says its OCR model can read complex documents, tables, equations and images, and is being positioned as a faster, document-aware tool for AI workflows.
The European heavy-lift launcher departed Kourou on March 6, 2025 carrying the CSO-3 observation satellite, marking its first commercial flight after a maiden mission in July 2024.
A23a became lodged about 80 kilometres from the island, creating risks for seabed life and shipping while potentially releasing nutrients into surrounding waters.
Colossal Biosciences produced mice with altered coats, but outside researchers cautioned that the unpublished work did not demonstrate cold tolerance or bring mammoth-like elephants close.
The Ukrainian president's Washington visit ended abruptly after an angry Oval Office exchange, deepening uncertainty around Kyiv's relationship with its most important partner.
Electronic Arts published the source code for Command and Conquer: Red Alert on GitHub, alongside other games, giving developers and fans a new look at the series’ internals.
A Chicago-area FOIA dispute became a broader test of whether database schemas can be withheld as a security risk, prompting a court fight and a bill in Illinois.
A Dutch technologist argues that European governments and societies are taking an unnecessary strategic risk by relying on American cloud infrastructure.
The company stopped new activations of Advanced Data Protection after a government access demand, intensifying debate over privacy, security and law enforcement.
The directive requires review of significant rules, sets new budget and management oversight, and makes presidential legal interpretations binding across the executive branch.
Police and space officials in Poland assessed objects found in several locations after a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage made an uncontrolled return through the atmosphere.