How drones plan safe flight paths through moving obstacles in unknown environments. MIT's SANDO system explains collision avoidance when the ground isn't...Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQZmGnq0lXw

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This is the first episode of our daily news podcast, to follow and get your updates throughout the day search 'The Summary' in your podcast app, and tap the follow button. The Summary, a podcast that keeps you connected to what matters, and why. In this episode - Credit card surcharges have officially been scrapped with promises of saving consumers millions each year. But as society moves closer to becoming cashless, will axing these fees truly lower prices or force businesses to raise costs

Can AI help defenders as much as it helps attackers? At VMware Explore 2026, Bob Plankers joins Pete Flecha and John Nicholson to discuss how organizations can use AI to strengthen security while putting practical guardrails around agentic AI.Bob shares insights from customer conversations, discusses the security focus in VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1, and explains why patching, isolation, and recovery remain essential. We also explore Secure Boot certificate changes, the “time travel” issue

In today's episode, we explore the latest insights from MIT Technology Review regarding AI advancements in robotics, in collaboration with Aventine. While human-shaped robots are captivating audiences with their performances, the article emphasizes that these breakthroughs are not yet ready to transform our everyday lives. The complexities of integrating such technology into society pose significant challenges that extend beyond mere technical feats.- Overview of recent AI breakthroughs in

In today's episode of the Daily Apple Loop, we explore the latest developments in Apple news and tech. We kick off with rumors about the upcoming iPad Mini, which may feature a 60Hz OLED display rather than a 120Hz option, offering vibrant visuals but possibly less smoothness. Mark Gurman revises his earlier claims about the OLED MacBook Pro, clarifying that it won’t be significantly thinner than current models. We also discuss the enormous savings available during Amazon’s fall Prime Day, with huge

62% or 33%? Hugging Face Breaks the AI ScoreboardHugging Face published an open guide showing that an identical model with identical weights completes 62% of coding-agent tasks inside one software harness and 33% inside another — a 29-point swing produced by the wrapper, not the model. That result landed in a week where nearly every other performance claim came from the party that benefits: Anthropic's own engineers reporting Sonnet 5.5 is ~30% faster on ~30% less compute, Meta's own account

[Epistemic status: intuitions and anecdotes.] Recently, several posts and projects (Thoughts Memo, Babel Translation, Please Give Them a Chance) have taken important steps towards raising AI safety awareness and sharing rationalist philosophy in China. It's great that we’re recognizing the importance of solving the messaging problem for China, and thus laying the groundwork for an international AI pause. Below I record my perspective on cultural differences which are relatively underdiscus...

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Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Clive Bull on LBC to discuss the latest tech news and reviews. This week; OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has announced plans to scrap their latest model, 6.1 Astra, after it proved to be unreliable and deceptive. Another AI was persuaded by developers to circumvent its own filters and provide information on how to create a bioweapon. Are we playing with fire with this technology? Plus a look at Amazon Prime Day, taking place on the 6th and 7th of

This episode features an abridged adaptation of Chapter 10, Talent and Skills for the AI Era: Building the AI Workforce of an Intelligent Organization. Discover why AI transformation is not simply a technology or hiring challenge. It requires leaders to redesign skills, roles, workflows and career pathways so intelligence can become part of everyday work. The episode explores AI’s rapidly advancing capabilities, its impact on knowledge work and the responsibility leaders have to prepare their...

Daniel sent in a question that cuts to the heart of DIY cabling: which cables actually pay off to learn, and which ones should you never touch? We work through his criteria — parts availability, termination difficulty, and whether a precise run is genuinely hard to buy off the shelf — and the answers split in surprising directions. Low-voltage DC barrel connectors need no soldering at all, but they hide a polarity landmine that has killed consoles. XLR is the flagship win for soldering skill, while

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In this episode of the Automation World Gets Your Questions Answered podcast, Chris McNamara, Automation Group market content director, interviews Steve Kaminski, product manager for condition monitoring sensors at Banner Engineering.Kaminski explains that condition monitoring converts machine data into actionable maintenance insights, helping manufacturers keep assets operating efficiently and avoiding failures. He recommends beginning with the most critical, failure-prone, or difficult-to-replace

-Designed by a company called Edwards, the Autus Size-Adjustable Valve is an artificial pulmonary valve designed to be implanted into pediatric patients and can be expanded as the child grows.-The Wall Street Journal reported that OpenAI let go of three employees from its safety team after they allegedly shared confidential information with a third-party organization, one focused on AI safety. -Audible just announced something called Interactive Stories, which lets listeners "become part of the