The baby who changed medicine
KJ Muldoon was five months old when doctors at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia put him on a liver transplant list. He had been diagnosed with CPS1…
Category: Technology
Small reactors, big ambitions
For 30 years, nuclear energy in America has been mostly a story of decline, aging plants, high costs, and public anxiety. The next chapter looks very…
Meta exec provides a teachable moment
OpenClaw’s developer Peter Steinberger describes his agentic AI as “AI that actually does stuff,” a promise that has drawn legions of fans in the tech…
Make your grill a cutting-edge experience
Do you want to up your summer grilling game? Establish yourself as the barbecue champion of your neighborhood? Good news — there’s almost certainly a…
Amazon to attempt another smartphone
Amazon’s Fire Phone famously crashed and burned after its 2014 debut, but according to Reuters, the online shopping and media giant plans to make another…
Publisher cancels horror novel over AI use
Hachette Book Group cancelled publication of upcoming horror novel Shy Girl over allegations that author Mia Ballard used artificial intelligence to…
Lego introduces the Smart Brick
Lego is integrating technology into its classic interlocking brick system with the Smart Brick, launched as part of a larger Smart Play range of building…
The ultimate portable power source?
A portable battery to charge your devices can really come in handy, but would you accept one that followed you around like a puppy? Solar power equipment…
OpenClaw flips the tech world upside-down (again)
The world can’t stop talking about OpenClaw, a just-released AI tool that its founder describes as, AI that actually does things., OpenClaw isn’t just…
The graphic is the Claude logo
Need an extra set of hands? Claude Cowork might be the solution You might already know about Claude, Anthropic’s series of large language models (LLMs),…