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Project Maven, an AI system, is revolutionizing US military targeting, demonstrated by a rapid assault on Iran where over 1,000 targets were struck in 24 hours. Developed from a 2017 Google experiment, then by Palantir and others, it speeds up intelligence gathering and the 'kill chain' from hours to seconds. While enhancing efficiency, its acceleration raises ethical concerns about data accuracy and human oversight, sparking debate on the future of AI in warfare.
Seattle HR leader Mikaela Kiner's new book, "The Reverb Way," offers candid insights into building a thriving business without personal sacrifice. Drawing on her experience at Microsoft, Amazon, Starbucks, and her firm Reverb, Kiner provides practical advice for founders. The book covers navigating challenges, prioritizing work-life balance, and leveraging community, with current insights on AI's impact and Reverb's recent business rebound.
Verdict: A Disturbing Vision From a Major Tech Player Palantir, known for its powerful, often controversial, defense and surveillance software, has released a 1,000-word manifesto, distilled from its 2025 book The
Bungie's extraction shooter *Marathon* gets a massive update (1.0.5.2) mid-season, aiming to make the game 'less mean.' New features like the CyberAcme Initiative and Mercy Kits incentivize cooperation, while beginner maps are now solo-only for new players. Balance changes, including a Recon buff and thermal scope nerfs, alongside a new balanced-kit match type, aim to refresh the experience. The update arrives as the game faces questions about its long-term momentum.
Uber founder Travis Kalanick has officially launched Atoms, a robotics company that operated in stealth for eight years. Atoms, formerly City Storage Systems and known for CloudKitchens, focuses on "gainfully employed robots"—specialized, wheeled industrial machines for sectors like food service and mining, built on a standardized mobility platform. Kalanick aims to digitize the physical world at an industrial scale.
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WIRED's A/V expert Ryan Waniata unveils his top picks for large TVs (over 75 inches) in 2026. The guide features leading models from TCL, Hisense, LG, and Sony, balancing performance with value in the rapidly growing big-screen market. It offers crucial advice on selecting the ideal screen for any home setup.
Quick Verdict Watching "Sunny Nights" on TVNZ+ offers a genuinely free and accessible streaming experience for New Zealand audiences. For those outside NZ, a VPN like NordVPN unlocks the entire eight-episode season with
French insurtech Alan has closed a €100 million funding round, boosting its valuation to €5 billion. The Paris-based company, founded in 2016, reported €785 million in annual recurring revenue for 2025 and aims for €1 billion in 2026, serving over one million members across multiple countries. The investment will fuel international expansion and AI-driven product development.
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson has announced he will sign the revised 'millionaires tax' bill, Senate Bill 6346, despite intense debate within the state's tech and business communities. The legislation, imposing a 9.9% tax on incomes over $1 million starting in 2028, aims to rebalance the state's tax system and fund key affordability initiatives.
Even as the PS5 passes its halfway point, its library in March 2026 is robust and diverse. From epic RPGs like Baldur's Gate 3 and the redeemed Cyberpunk 2077, to horror masterpieces like Alan Wake 2, and the pure joy of Astro Bot, there's something for every gamer. This updated list highlights top picks, emphasizing variety and quality.
The EU's €93 billion Horizon Europe program has undergone a significant transformation in 2026, largely blocking Chinese organizations from receiving EU funding in critical tech areas like AI and semiconductors. This strategic shift is driven by concerns over research security and intellectual property, reflecting Europe's evolving approach to global scientific partnerships amidst geopolitical complexities.
