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A federal judge ruled that Flock Safety's nationwide license plate reader network constitutes unconstitutional, indiscriminate mass surveillance, saying law enforcement should have obtained a warrant before accessing the data. Read more: Federal Judge Rules a Flock Search Was 'Indiscriminate Mass Surveillance' and Unconstitutional

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Today's Robotics: Hybrid Aerial-Marine Robot Takes Flight

Today's robotics developments highlight innovative designs for challenging environments. ALBATROSS: A Dual-Mode Aerial-Marine Robot Researchers from Singapore University of Technology and Design have developed ALBATROSS, a hybrid aerial-marine robot that uses the same rigid wings for both autorotation descent and wind-powered sailing, enabling energy-efficient deployment and persistent marine

Tech News Roundup: Security Patches, Medical Breakthroughs, and Industry Shifts

Epic Pauses Development to Address Security Vulnerabilities Epic, the dominant U.S. electronic health records provider, has temporarily halted new product development to address critical security vulnerabilities in its systems, including the widely used MyChart patient portal. Read more: Medical records giant Epic pauses product development to fix security bugs

Anthropic Engages with Religious Leadership on AI Consciousness Questions

A notable exchange has taken place between Anthropic and Pope Leo XIV focused on one of the most profound questions in artificial intelligence: can AI systems be conscious? The discussion comes at a time when frontier AI labs like Anthropic are increasingly confronted with questions that extend beyond engineering into