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AI Data Centers Are Turning To Robot Dogs For Around The Clock Security
The artificial intelligence boom has transformed data centers into some of the most valuable pieces of infrastructure on the planet. Companies are investing hundreds of billions of dollars to build enormous facilities that will power everything from AI chatbots to autonomous systems, creating a new race to protect these sprawling digital fortresses. Their latest security…
New Democratic Plan Would Tax AI to Offset Job Losses
Artificial intelligence has quickly become one of Washington’s biggest political battlegrounds. While lawmakers in both parties continue debating how much oversight the technology needs, one Democratic congressman is pushing a far more aggressive approach that reaches beyond regulation and into campaign finance. Rep. Greg Casar of Texas argues that Democrats should stop accepting campaign money…
AI Helped Expose a Security Flaw That Could Have Put Three Decades of DNA Evidence at Risk
DNA evidence has long been treated as one of the strongest forms of proof in criminal investigations. Jurors trust it. Investigators rely on it. Courts often view it as the scientific standard that can confirm guilt or prove innocence. That confidence has been shaken by a newly disclosed cybersecurity flaw that researchers say may have…
The FBI Is Exploring AI to Identify Future Criminal Threats
The idea sounds like it belongs in a science fiction thriller. A government agency uses artificial intelligence to identify people who could become threats before they break the law. Yet that possibility is moving closer to reality as the FBI explores new AI capabilities for its Threat Screening Center, triggering fresh debates over privacy, surveillance,…
A SpaceX Rocket is About to Crash Into the Moon at 5,400 Mph. Then What Happens?
Astronomers can tell you, almost to the second, when a dead SpaceX rocket will slam into the Moon: August 5, 2026, at 6:35 universal time. They can point to the spot on a lunar map, a sunlit stretch of ancient crust near a crater named Einstein, and tell you that is where it ends. And…
MySpace Returns With a Vision Beyond Endless Scrolling
There was a time when your MySpace profile said more about you than any carefully curated Instagram grid ever could. It blasted your favorite song the moment someone visited, displayed your closest friends for everyone to see, and gave you complete freedom to turn a simple profile into something that felt unmistakably yours. Now, after…
New U.S. Bill Seeks Permanent Ban on AI Data Centers Across Public Lands
America’s public lands have long been viewed as places that belong to everyone, from vast deserts and forests to protected valleys managed for future generations. Now, those same landscapes are at the center of a growing political fight as the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence drives demand for massive data centers. A newly proposed bill…
Cyberattack Wave Disrupts More Than 30 U.S. Water Systems as Federal Investigation Expands
A coordinated series of cyberattacks has targeted more than 30 community water systems across Minnesota, raising fresh concerns about the security of America’s critical infrastructure. The incidents, which unfolded over July 26 and 27, disrupted operational technology responsible for monitoring and controlling water treatment facilities, forcing several communities to switch to manual operations while cybersecurity…
US Citizen Faces Felony After Phone Wipes Itself During Border Search
For years, privacy advocates have warned that the smartphones in our pockets contain a near-complete record of our lives. Photos, messages, financial details, location history, work documents, and personal conversations all travel with us every day. Now, a case unfolding in a federal courtroom in Atlanta is testing what happens when someone tries to protect…
Trump Pushes AI Companies To Pay Their Own Power Costs
Artificial intelligence is driving one of the biggest infrastructure booms in modern history. Now, it is also fueling a political fight over who should pay for the massive amount of electricity those systems require. President Donald Trump says the answer is simple. The companies building AI data centers, not American households, should cover the bill.…