Technological advancements and policy debates dominate today's science and tech landscape.

Microsoft has successfully disrupted an AI-assisted platform responsible for the compromise of approximately 12,000 user accounts.

The Biological Computing Company is integrating AI models built from rat neurons into Amazon Web Services, advancing the field of biological computing.

Toyota is implementing a new initiative requiring employees to train humanoid robots, while simultaneously assuring the workforce that human roles remain secure.

A coalition of US cities is formally opposing an FCC proposal supported by the Trump administration that seeks to preempt local broadband regulations.

The UK government faces intense scrutiny regarding its £330 million contract with Palantir for NHS data management, creating potential friction with US tech interests.

Independent researchers have launched a new initiative to restore and continue climate reporting efforts following the termination of a previous US government-backed program.

Adobe has officially expanded its professional video editing software, Premiere, to Android devices with features tailored for both standard and foldable displays.

A severe IT error has resulted in the permanent loss of 11 years of maternity records at hospitals, highlighting critical risks in medical data management.

Rabbit has pivoted its hardware-first strategy by launching OS3, an AI agent application designed to integrate into existing smartphone ecosystems.

Apple users have until December 21 to submit claims for a $250 million class-action settlement related to alleged misleading marketing regarding Siri's functionality.