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OpenAI’s newest image model arrives amid intensifying competition with Google’s Gemini and rising expectations for production-ready AI visuals.

The White House said the move targets cartels and foreign networks, though experts doubt fentanyl is being used or planned as a terror weapon.

Rising memory prices and Samsung’s DDR5 hike may soon translate into higher device prices or trimmed specs.

Backed by major technology firms, the U.S. Tech Force aims to modernize government systems while competing with China in AI development.

The AI questioned verified videos and photos, wrongly labeling footage as unrelated events and misidentifying Ahmed al Ahmed as someone else.

New evidence suggests that the mysterious makers of the legendary Hjortspring boat might have come from the Baltic Sea.

Analysis of a 7,000-year-old skeleton with severe lion attack trauma shows successful healing.

A new study investigates when the Maya first got their ears pierced— and it revealed their deep beliefs about existence.

A 383-foot-long wall and 60 monoliths were found submerged in the sea.

Repeated mass die-offs since 2022 have left sea urchin populations across the Canary Islands near local extinction.

The clash between Disney and Google marks the latest flashpoint in a widening battle over how AI models use copyrighted material.

With new benchmark wins in reasoning and coding, GPT-5.2 targets both everyday users and businesses seeking reliable AI performance.

The incident involved a fixed-wing multi-engine Beechcraft 55.

The move positions Australia as the first test case for strict global age-gating rules on social media.

Only two fragments appeared in 40 larvae, yet researchers say the discovery marks the first evidence of microplastics inside Antarctica’s native insect.

A late-night earthquake off northern Japan sparks tsunami warnings up to 3 metres high. Officials are assessing damage and monitoring wave activity.

The movements of robotic dogs are intentionally awkward.

What’s killing these young researchers and why the world should care.

Led by longtime privacy advocate Nicholas Merrill, the company aims to separate identity from network activity using encrypted architecture.

The move adds to a growing list of tech platforms targeted under the country’s tightening digital laws.