A University of Sydney researcher has won an Australian science prize for work showing how memories of repeated abuse are often perceived as less credible, with implications for how victim-survivors are heard in court.
A Nanjing University associate professor sparked heated debate by saying computer science students without paid AI tokens should drop out — and requiring his students to self-fund tokens and avoid “ancient programming” in class.
Anthropic accuses Chinese AI labs of illegally distilling its Claude models, a practice its security chief calls a national-security risk.
A Sun Yat-sen team's SpatialSV embeds explicit 3D geometry in MLLMs, improving spatial accuracy and halving manual annotation.
Nvidia agrees to buy open-source AI platform Hugging Face for $12.93 billion, expanding from chips into the developer ecosystem.
Xbox players can stop swapping AA batteries by using Microsoft's $24.99 rechargeable kit, third-party docks or rechargeable AAs, Engadget reports.
TechRadar’s Matt Bolton reports seeing Hisense’s world-first 3D micro-LED TV, calling it incredible and potentially solving a key 3D TV issue.
ChatGPT, Claude and Grok went down at nearly the same time on Sept. 3, forcing companies to apply fixes.
Vivo’s standard X500 will get the X300 Pro's 50MP main camera and a 64MP periscope, signaling a shift in flagship camera strategy.
Anthropic's Claude 5.1 separates model capability from execution permissions in new Fable and Mythos tiers, Leiphone says.
In SSPAI's Sept. 3 'New Stuff' column, editors shared their experiences with three recent purchases — a bathroom organizer, a wooden bookend/CD holder and a glucose monitor — highlighting pros and cons.
TechRadar reports the Munbyn RW403B Bluetooth thermal label printer is on sale for $80 at Amazon, down from $120, and calls it the best shipping label printer it has tested.
O'Reilly's chief product officer argues that AI-era free content makes publisher credibility more valuable, not less.
TechRadar covers Acuity Scheduling from Squarespace, with appointment plans starting at $16 per month and tools for reminders, payments and calendar sync.
MagicLab to debut full-stack embodied AI at IFA 2026, targeting European flexible handling and logistics sorting.
TrendForce reports Apple will pay nearly 400% more for iPhone 18 Pro memory, likely raising retail prices by ~$100. Counterpoint data shows US smartphone prices rose only 5% vs 15% globally.
Sony WH-1000XM5 noise-cancelling headphones drop to a record-low $198 at Amazon in the Labor Day sale, a $201 discount praised by TechRadar experts.
Fliggy's new AI assistant Feizhu Bangbang can plan trips, make bookings and handle post-booking chores, according to Leiphone, signaling a shift toward agentic travel services.
Tesla teased a driverless Cybercab with new X posts and Austin videos ahead of Thursday's update. Investors are watching whether the company can catch Waymo, with Tesla shares down 21% this year.
DJI unveiled the Osmo 360 II action camera and Romo 2 robovac at IFA 2026, adding replaceable lenses, 8K/60fps capture and a Local Data Mode.
Baylor Genetics confirmed a June cyberattack affecting 2.8 million people, with medical and financial data stolen. No misuse reported yet.
TechRadar has published a guide that lets a solo or small business launch a professional website in one day for as little as $13 in setup costs.
Climbers on Mount Shasta had to be rescued after Google Gemini said the hike would take eight hours; it took 16, leaving them without supplies in the dark.
A FireMon executive argues in a TechRadar piece that security policy environments must be governed like critical infrastructure, warning that accumulated rules often fail regulatory resilience tests.