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Today's Tech News: Robotaxis Advance, AI Security Concerns Rise, and More

Tesla Robotaxis appear to go fully unsupervised in Austin ahead of Cybercab launch Tesla's robotaxi fleet in Austin has achieved fully unsupervised operations, with all 170 monitored rides over the past two weeks conducted without human safety monitors, signaling a significant milestone ahead of the Cybercab launch. Read

Anthropic Moves Toward Potential IPO, Filing Could Come This Month

Anthropic, the AI company behind the Claude family of large language models, is reportedly preparing to take the next major step toward a public listing. According to sources cited by Yahoo Finance, the company could publicly file IPO paperwork as soon as this month, a move that would bring one

Scientists Propose Major Revision to Human Evolutionary Tree

New findings are prompting scientists to reconsider long-standing models of human evolution. According to recent research, the traditional depiction of human ancestry may need substantial revision as new evidence emerges about the relationships between hominin species. The implications of such a revision extend beyond academic interest, potentially affecting how we

KAIST Develops Technology to Reverse Aging and Cancer-Associated Cellular Changes

Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have unveiled a new technology designed to reverse the cellular changes that occur during aging and cancer development. The advancement represents a significant step in understanding and potentially intervening in the biological processes that drive cellular degeneration. The technology

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Nevada Greenlights Paid Robotaxi Operations for Uber, Tesla, and Waymo

Nevada has opened its roads to commercial autonomous vehicle operations. State transportation authorities granted permits enabling Uber, Tesla, and Waymo to charge passengers for robotaxi rides—a milestone that signals growing regulatory acceptance of self-driving technology at scale. The combined permits allow the three companies to deploy up to 8,

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US Distributor of Chinese Humanoid Robots Pivots to Domestic Manufacturing After FCC Ban

The US distributor of China's most widely deployed humanoid robots is restructuring its operations after facing restrictions from the Federal Communications Commission. RoboStore, which has been bringing Chinese-made robotic systems to the American market, announced plans to shift toward domestic manufacturing in response to the ban on foreign-made

Science Publication Outlines Strategy for Widening Access to Molecular Innovation

A recent publication in Science examines the current landscape and future directions for making molecular innovation more accessible to researchers outside traditional institutions with extensive resources. The work addresses a longstanding challenge in molecular research: the significant computational infrastructure and expertise traditionally required to contribute meaningfully to fields like drug