Texas prosecution tests whether terrorism law requires ideological motive
A new prosecution in Austin, Texas, is testing whether terrorism can be defined by the intent of violence rather than the ideology behind it.
» readOpen-source Dicio offers privacy-focused alternative to Google Assistant and Gemini
A free and open-source voice assistant called Dicio has been presented as a viable replacement for Google's Assistant and Gemini. The app processes all commands on-device, ensuring user privacy by avoiding third-party data collection.
» readResearchers test if AI can infer personality patterns from language alone
A study by researchers from the Hebrew University and Hadassah Medical School examined whether an AI model could deduce patterns in human responses based solely on language, without relying on typical questionnaire phrasing.
» readICE plans to spend $20 million on stun gloves for officers
A new notice from the Department of Homeland Security reveals that ICE intends to spend up to $20 million on thousands of conductive distraction and de-escalation devices by March. The devices, called G.L.O.V.E.
» readMargaret Hamilton coined the term "software engineering" during the Apollo program
The computing industry was once unrecognizable from the one seen today, with the idea of discipline centered around writing code treated as some kind of fantasy, according to an article from TechRadar Pro.
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