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AI-Powered Robot Learns to Improvise and Use Improvised ToolsArtificial intelligence

AI-Powered Robot Learns to Improvise and Use Improvised Tools

Researchers at Generalist AI have demonstrated a robotic arm that can autonomously learn and utilize improvised tools to complete tasks. During the presentation, the robot used a banana as a tool, showcasing the flexibility of the new artificial intelligence system. Such technologies could significantly accelerate automation in both industrial and domestic settings, enabling machines to adapt to unpredictable conditions without pre-programming.

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Chinese Satellite Operator Yuanxin Satellite Raises $960M in Funding RoundBusiness

Chinese Satellite Operator Yuanxin Satellite Raises $960M in Funding Round

Chinese satellite internet operator Yuanxin Satellite has completed a funding round totaling nearly 7 billion yuan (approximately $960 million). The company’s valuation stands at 50 billion yuan, lower than its previously stated target of 75 billion yuan. Funds will be allocated to expand its satellite network, positioning it as a competitor to global projects like Starlink and OneWeb. Investors continue to show strong interest in satellite communication technologies despite the adjusted valuation.

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US Warns of AI-Powered Attacks on Siemens PLCsSecurity

US Warns of AI-Powered Attacks on Siemens PLCs

US cybersecurity agencies, including NSA, CISA, and the FBI, have issued a joint warning about escalating threats to Siemens S7 programmable logic controllers (PLCs) used in critical infrastructure. Attackers are leveraging artificial intelligence to develop malicious scripts that enable access to device memory and configurations. These attacks target energy, water supply, chemical, and manufacturing sectors, posing risks of equipment failures and safety threats. Organizations are urged to enhance security measures to mitigate potential disruptions.

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Google Pixel 11 Pro: Powerful Software, Modest Hardware UpgradesHardware

Google Pixel 11 Pro: Powerful Software, Modest Hardware Upgrades

The new Google Pixel 11 Pro and Pixel 11 Pro XL smartphones stand out with innovative software solutions, such as enhanced voice input that works almost flawlessly. However, hardware upgrades are less significant: weak gaming performance and an ineffective rear LED light prevent the devices from competing evenly with flagship models from other brands. Ultimately, the Pixel 11 Pro remains an appealing choice for Google ecosystem enthusiasts but not an ideal solution for demanding users.

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Beats Studio Pro: Up to $200 Off on Premium Wireless Headphones TodayHardware

Beats Studio Pro: Up to $200 Off on Premium Wireless Headphones Today

Best Buy celebrates its 60th anniversary with a temporary discount of up to $200 on Beats Studio Pro wireless headphones. The navy model is priced at $150 instead of $350, while other colors are available with savings up to $190. The promotion ends at the close of business on August 19, so act fast. Additional savings are possible through trade-in of eligible devices.

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Valve Accidentally Releases Unboxing and Setup Video for Steam FrameHardware

Valve Accidentally Releases Unboxing and Setup Video for Steam Frame

Valve accidentally released several videos demonstrating the unboxing, setup, and usage of its new Steam Frame VR headset. The clips appeared in the Steam client for ARM platforms after an update but were swiftly removed. The videos showcased key features, including adjustable headset positioning via levers and a special padding option for glasses wearers. Wireless adapter connectivity to PCs or Steam Machines for game streaming was also highlighted. These leaks may indicate an imminent market launch for the device.

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Why Buying Movie Tickets Has Become a Nightmare: Digital Barriers and ScarcityBusiness

Why Buying Movie Tickets Has Become a Nightmare: Digital Barriers and Scarcity

Buying movie tickets is no longer a simple task. Overloaded mobile apps, limited seats in premium-format theaters, and hype around blockbusters create a 'concert-like' demand surge. Viewers face technical failures, online queueing, and the need to make instant decisions to secure a seat. This situation mirrors ticket sales for popular concerts, where demand far outstrips supply.

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Pixel Buds Pro 2 in New Olive Color Drop to $40 Off on AmazonHardware

Pixel Buds Pro 2 in New Olive Color Drop to $40 Off on Amazon

Amazon is offering a limited-time discount on Google’s Pixel Buds Pro 2 in the newly launched Olive color. The price has dropped by $40 to $189, down from the original $229. This deal applies during the pre-order phase, with official sales starting tomorrow. While the new shade doesn’t alter the earbuds’ technical specs, it complements the latest Pixel devices seamlessly.

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Qualcomm Removes Part of Snapdragon C Power Efficiency Tests After PublicationHardware

Qualcomm Removes Part of Snapdragon C Power Efficiency Tests After Publication

Qualcomm revised its presentation materials for the new Snapdragon C processor, designed for budget laptops priced from $300. Nearly a week after the announcement, the company requested media to replace slides with power efficiency test results. The updated version no longer includes data on energy consumption during idle mode and web browsing. Qualcomm cited 'improving clarity and relevance' as the reason, but experts note such post-publication edits are unusual and require further clarification.

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Google Play Store to Allow Installation of Third-Party App StoresDevelopment

Google Play Store to Allow Installation of Third-Party App Stores

Google Play Store is preparing for one of its most significant updates in years: the store will now support apps from third-party catalogs. This change breaks the platform's long-standing closed model, where app installation was previously limited to Google's own repository. A survey by Android Authority revealed that nearly half of users (47%) welcome the expanded choice, viewing it as a step toward greater freedom. However, 34% of respondents fear that searching and installing apps from multiple sources will complicate the process, while about 20% remain undecided.

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Hacker Leaks GTA VI Gameplay and Map in Protest Against Digital-Only ReleaseSecurity

Hacker Leaks GTA VI Gameplay and Map in Protest Against Digital-Only Release

An anonymous hacker known as Cyberleak has leaked early gameplay footage and a map of the highly anticipated GTA VI, framing the leak as a protest against Rockstar Games' decision to abandon physical copies and retain digital pre-order systems. The hacker argues that digital pre-orders are a relic of the physical media era, offering no real benefit to players while allowing publishers to secure revenue before release without quality guarantees.

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Vivodyne Startup: How Robots and AI Can Accelerate Drug DiscoveryArtificial intelligence

Vivodyne Startup: How Robots and AI Can Accelerate Drug Discovery

American startup Vivodyne, spun off from the University of Pennsylvania in 2021, claims the AI industry in drug development faces a critical data shortage. The company’s HIVE robotic labs autonomously cultivate 20 types of human tissues, enabling experiments that yield biologically relevant data—currently sourced mainly from animal tests or isolated cells. Founder Andrei Georgescu argues that without such data, AI models cannot effectively simulate human biology, leaving their predictions inherently limited.

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