Recent AI breakthroughs in math, while impressive, still lag behind human experts. Experts debate AI's long-term impact on mathematical innovation and careers.
A tractor-trailer rollover in Rhode Island spilled 20 tons of squid, causing a foul odor and road closures. The incident has been dubbed the 'Squidpocalypse of '26' by local authorities.
Pine64 pauses Linux device production due to soaring RAM and eMMC costs driven by AI demand. Industry analysts warn of broader market impact.
Explore recent security threats including Android malware, VOIP hijacking, Signal's contact discovery flaws, and more in this week's roundup.
Discover how an ESP32 microcontroller emulates a Game Boy, streaming video and audio over WiFi for browser-based gameplay without additional hardware.
Explore Hackaday Podcast Episode 384 featuring OCR MOD records, DIY hacks, and a history of space stations. Listen now!
Discover how DIY casting methods using 3D printing can reduce waste and improve efficiency in engine part production.
A hardware hacker recreates DOOM's opening track using sixteen 555 timer chips, showcasing the feasibility of replicating simple software in hardware.
Learn how diagnosing and removing faulty capacitors can restore functionality to a seemingly dead SD card and recover valuable data.
A Ninth Circuit ruling forces online platforms to defend costly lawsuits before dismissal under Section 230, threatening free speech protections for all users.
New EFF report reveals how ad libraries in mobile apps compromise user location privacy without developers' knowledge.
Major tech companies like Meta and Reddit have privately resisted ICE subpoenas unmasking anonymous users. Experts argue they should publicly challenge unlawful demands to safeguard privacy and free speech.
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