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Tech executives traded their reputations as visionaries for short-term political gain.

People with experimental brain implants are pushing for more recognition and respect.

The Chip Security Act is getting renewed attention following Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s resignation and reported affair with an alleged Chinese spy.

Rethinking how metals are extracted could unlock lower-emission production, make better use of mineral resources, and strengthen critical-material supply chains.

Big Tech sees a culture war over progress. But the real fault line is electricity: drawing it from the grid and generating it onsite provoke different kinds of backlash, neither easily solved by public relations.

AI leaders claim their tech will fix the climate. The evidence mostly points in the opposite direction so far.

Connected data, AI, and advanced modeling are helping scientists accelerate research and develop more sustainable materials.

Scott Wiener has made AI regulation a cornerstone of his political career. Now he’s headed to Congress.

The startup Tau Robotics is sending humanoid robots to clean San Francisco homes. They still need lots of human guidance, but they’re learning.

Data lineage is the new security perimeter, providing the visibility needed for governance, accountability, and trust, without impeding AI adoption at scale.