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Trump's Truth API Sells Presidential Posts By The Millisecond
Trump Media is selling early access to the president's posts for six figures a month. A new lawsuit says that turns the First Amendment into a subscription service for high-frequency traders.
Eli Lilly's War on the Black Market for a Miracle Weight-Loss Drug
A drug that delivers astonishing weight loss has spawned a massive gray market. Now, the pharma giant that makes it is fighting back, and the supply chain is about to get ugly.
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Fingerprinting AI: The Search for Model DNA in a Sea of Copies
Thousands of new AI models appear weekly on hubs like Hugging Face. But a new technique for 'fingerprinting' them reveals a dirty secret: many aren't new at all. They're derivatives, remixes, and outright copies.
The Sound Of One-Off Art, Now In A Plugin
The virtual instrument market is flooded with digital ghosts. Sonuscore took a different path, sampling a single, unique metal sculpture. This isn't a simulation; it's a digital artifact with a physical soul.
EV Charging's Trailer Problem Finally Has a Real Answer
The 350-kilowatt chargers are fast. The real story is the pull-through design, a simple layout change that finally makes public charging viable for the electric trucks actually towing things.
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The Ninth Circuit Just Put a Price on Free Speech
A single word change in a court ruling transforms Section 230 from a shield into a sponge for lawsuits. The internet just got a lot more expensive for everyone except the lawyers.
The Robot Mortician For Your Dead Electronics
We shred billions of dollars in electronics every year. A new class of robot uses AI and precision grippers to perform autopsies instead, salvaging the parts that matter.
The UK Wants to Be a Crypto Hub, But Its Banks Disagree
UK politicians are asking why banks are cutting off crypto firms. The answer is simple: risk. And the banks are holding all the cards.
The FDA Just Blocked a Cancer Drug Because the Factory Failed
A promising radiopharmaceutical was rejected, but not because the science was bad. The problem was manufacturing, handing a massive advantage to the market incumbent, Novartis. The future of nuclear medicine is a logistics problem.
Google's App Store Surrender Begins, Quietly
A court forced Google to list rival app stores. The first one is here, but good luck finding it. This isn't an open market; it's malicious compliance.
The Real AI Engine Is a Chaotic Blog Feed
The sanitized AI demos are for the press. The real work is happening in the messy, completely open world of Hugging Face, where anyone can uncensor a model or fingerprint its origins before lunch.