MySpace reveals surprise plans to relaunch the social network
MySpace reveals surprise plans to relaunch the social networkREAD MORE: Fears as ancient skin disease surges across Florida... and scientists zero in on 'southern delicacy' as unlikely culprit See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy STACY LIBERATORE, US SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY EDITOR Published: 21:47, 3 August 2026 | Updated: 22:57, 3 August 2026 e-mail 49 View comments
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle take aim at 'trillionaire' Elon Musk in blistering new statement
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's charitable foundation, Archewell Philanthropies, has published a statement on its Sussex.com website praising Minnesota's decision to outlaw AI "nudification" applications, which passed the state Senate with a unanimous 65-0 vote, and taking aim at Elon Musk over his efforts to "stop the law from going into place".The statement, headlined "Can we all agree technology should not enable predators to target children?", commends the legislation as a landmark moment d...
100 ألف دولار شهريا.. ترامب يطلق خدمة مدفوعة للوصول الفوري إلى منشورات تروث سوشيال
أعلنت مجموعة ترامب للإعلام والتكنولوجيا (Trump Media and Technology Group) إطلاق خدمة بيانات جديدة مدفوعة تحمل اسم "تروث إيه بي آي" (Truth API)، صدى البلد : المصدر 100 ألف دولار شهريا.. ترامب يطلق خدمة مدفوعة للوصول الفوري إلى منشورات تروث سوشيال
U.S. and Ukraine partner on drones and Trump announces Hamas deal: Morning Rundown
Morning RundownU.S. and Ukraine partner on drones and Trump announces Hamas deal: Morning RundownPlus, Trump threatens to withdraw Todd Blanche’s attorney general nomination until two Republican holdouts leave office.Listen to this article with a free profile00:0000:00ShareAdd NBC News to GoogleJuly 31, 2026, 7:00 AM EDTBy Elizabeth Robinson and Daniela SuarezThe U.S. is turning to Ukraine for help with drone technology. Trump threatens to pull his AG nomination until two GOP holdouts leave offi...
Major UK city to launch AI road cameras that can see inside cars and detect drivers breaking rules
Motorists in Scotland are set to see AI road cameras rolled out that can detect whether drivers are wearing their seatbelts and are using their mobile phones.Traffic cameras using artificial intelligence have been rolled out on Calder Road and Silverknowes Parkway in Edinburgh to crack down on dangerous drivers.The AI camera technology has already been used across the UK by police forces and motoring organisations to improve road safety.When deployed, the technology can see inside vehicles to de...
The ghost ancestors hiding in your DNA: Scientists uncover traces of two mysterious human relatives we've never found
The ghost ancestors hiding in your DNA: Scientists uncover traces of two mysterious human relatives we've never foundREAD MORE: 1.4 million-year-old prints show ancient humans travelled in gangsSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy WILIAM HUNTER, SENIOR SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY REPORTER Published: 19:00, 30 July 2026 | Updated: 19:02, 30 July 2026 e-mail 24 shares
Starship Flight 13 landed gently and floated for five days
SpaceX's Starship 40 achieved a successful splashdown landing in the Indian Ocean. The spacecraft remained intact and afloat for five days after its return. This marked a significant achievement for SpaceX's reusable rocket technology. Earlier Starship test flights experienced various failures and explosions upon landing. SpaceX is now sending a ship to recover the intact Starship 40.
US bans imports of new Chinese robots over security concerns
The action is part of a wider US effort to reduce reliance on Chinese technology.
China's J-35 for Pak revives F-35 case for India despite Delhi's reluctance: Experts
US experts suggest offering F-35 jets to India as Pakistan may acquire Chinese J-35 fighters. India prefers technology transfer and domestic manufacturing over direct F-35 acquisition. Pakistan's J-35 induction expands China's military reach into South Asia. India's indigenous AMCA fighter is still years away from service. Integrating F-35 with Russian equipment poses significant security challenges.
Indian IT stocks rally: Why TCS, Infosys, Wipro are rising as global AI stocks plunge
The gains came even as India's IT sector continues to face headwinds, including subdued discretionary technology spending, pricing pressure, higher employee costs and uncertainty over how artificial intelligence could affect conventional outsourcing revenues.
US bans Chinese humanoid robots that Elon Musk once called Tesla's biggest rival
The US Federal Communications Commission has banned Chinese humanoid robots citing national security concerns. Advanced robotic devices pose unacceptable risks to United States security and its citizens. These robots possess sensors capable of collecting sensitive data on their surroundings. China is identified as a significant competitor in the growing humanoid robot market. This move tightens US control on Chinese technology across various sectors.
Queensland and NT reject Labor’s push to ensure that power-hungry AI datacentres use renewable energy
Federal-state stoush comes as rating agency warns that electricity bills could skyrocketFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastQueensland and the Northern Territory have rejected the federal government’s plans to mandate that AI datacentres use renewable power, rubbishing Anthony Albanese’s proposals to regulate the booming technology as “underdeveloped ideas that hand increased power to Canberra”.The latest federal-state...
OpenAI’s rogue agent hacked an account at a second technology firm: Report
The latest hack comes after an autonomous agent escaped a controlled test and accessed AI firm Hugging Face’s servers.
FCC bans humanoid robots from China, citing ‘unacceptable risks’
Move comes as the Trump administration has increasingly sought to keep Chinese technology out of the USThe Federal Communications Commission announced a ban on humanoid robots from China on Tuesday, saying that the technology poses “unacceptable risks” to the country’s national security. The move comes as the Trump administration has increasingly sought to keep Chinese technology out of the US.The FCC defines the banned robots as “advanced robotic devices”, which include humanoids and animal-lik...
Flock surveillance spreads across the South as red-state lawmakers seek to axe '1984'-style tracking tools
State lawmakers in West Virginia's Freedom Caucus are seeking to ban AI-powered Flock surveillance cameras statewide, arguing the technology violates citizens' Fourth Amendment right to privacy."The West Virginia Freedom Caucus strongly opposes the unchecked expansion of automated surveillance technologies, including Flock Safety camera systems, automated license plate readers (ALPRs), AI-powered facial recognition, multimodal vehicle recognition, and emerging 'gun detection' software that claim...
Golden Dome could leave US vulnerable to drone attacks without Israeli systems
EXCLUSIVE: As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets President Donald Trump in Washington for talks expected to center on Iran and regional security, a new report is urging the administration to expand U.S.–Israel defense cooperation by making Israeli air-defense technology a central component of Golden Dome, the planned layered missile shield intended to detect, track and intercept ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, hypersonic weapons and drones before they can strike the United Stat...
Can India replace a satellite in days? Vikram-1 opens a bigger space question
India’s space programme has traditionally been driven almost entirely by Isro. Private companies manufactured components, supplied technology and supported missions, but orbital launches remained the domain of the state. Vikram-1 changed that equation. For the first time, an Indian private company has demonstrated the ability to develop and operate an orbital launch vehicle.
'I would lose faith in the system if this resume didn't get hired': Ex-Google recruiter
Former Google recruiter Prasad Rao reveals what truly matters in technology hiring today, explaining why a B.Tech degree or college name alone is no longer enough to secure opportunities. With nearly two decades of recruitment experience at companies like Google, Uber and Walmart, Rao says recruiters increasingly value real-world achievements, internships, competitive programming, projects and problem-solving skills. His advice highlights how students can stand out by building, creating and demo...
A400M vs C-130J vs C-390: India’s hunt for a new military transport aircraft enters next stage
India's defense ministry is nearing a decision on the Air Force's new transport aircraft. Technical evaluations of three foreign vendor proposals have now been completed. The program aims to replace aging aircraft and enhance tactical airlift capabilities. A formal request for proposals will soon be issued to shortlisted vendors. This initiative emphasizes indigenous manufacturing and technology transfer for self-reliance.
Authors wary of content ownership despite court ruling on Anthropic case
Technology Authors wary of content ownership despite court ruling on Anthropic case July 27, 20264:49 PM ET Heard on All Things Considered Chloe Veltman Authors wary of content ownership despite court ruling on Anthropic case Audio will be available later today.