Technologies - Page 46

August 17

Humanoid robot turns heads at NYC sneaker store

A Chinese-made Unitree R1 robot walked Manhattan streets and shopped for shoes as part of KraneShares' $28 million AI robotics fund promotion campaign.

August 15

Why a classical education may be the key to humanity’s future in the AI era

AI experts warn that artificial intelligence lacks morality and will choose immoral paths, making classical education and virtue-based learning essential priorities.

August 15

Back-to-school can cause tech anxiety

Kids can develop bad tech habits as the summer winds down.

August 15

Google AI email summaries can be hacked to hide phishing attacks

A security flaw in Google Workspace's Gemini AI enables cybercriminals to manipulate email summaries with invisible commands that bypass current protections.

August 14

159-year-old company embraces driverless trucks

A Texas autonomous trucking pilot uses Bot Auto's Level 4 driverless trucks to transport freight between San Antonio, Dallas and Houston for a door manufacturer.

August 14

Connecticut high school goes 'phone free' to limit distractions

High school rising senior Zach Mangino joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss his school eliminating cell phone use on campus.

August 14

Don’t fall for this bank phishing scam trick

Bank phishing emails mimic legitimate security alerts from trusted companies to trick users into clicking dangerous links that can compromise accounts and install malware.

August 13

Doctor urges parents to take 'digital pacifiers' away from children

'The Anxious Generation' author Dr. Jonathan Haidt describes the impact of smartphones on Gen Z's mental health and reveals 'nature's recipe' for growing up on 'Fox & Friends Weekend.'

August 11

Yahoo Mail users must act before Aug 27

An email from Yahoo claimed a user had maxed out her free storage and risked losing email access unless she upgraded or cleared space. Sound familiar?

August 10

Affordable 3D-printed bionic arm uses muscle signals to move

TrueLimb bionic arms use 3D printing and muscle sensors for personalized prosthetics that respond to user movements with haptic feedback and multi-day battery life.