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June 20

AI-powered digital co-workers replace employee surveys

AI could soon be replacing those long, stressful employee surveys in offices around the country.

June 20

DAVID MARCUS: Your social media feed is being hijacked to divide MAGA supporters

Russia and Iran use bots to manipulate social media, inflating divisive content creators and targeting the MAGA movement according to a National Contagion Research Institute report

June 20

What AI's insatiable appetite for power means for our future

The power behind AI tools requires massive energy, and global data centers are expected to triple electricity usage by 2030 despite tech companies' renewable pledges.

June 19

Kurilla warfare: Meet the general leading US military forces in the Middle East amid Iran conflict

CENTCOM Commander Army Gen. Michael "Erik" Kurilla has said military options are on the table to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

June 19

Android malware poses as fake contacts to steal your personal data

New Android malware Crocodilus spreads through Facebook ads disguised as banking apps, adds fake contacts to phones and steals financial data with advanced screen monitoring.

June 19

Trump-appointed FCC chairman probes Biden cybersecurity program over China concerns

President Trump's FCC is raising the alarm over alleged Chinese connections in Biden's cybersecurity labeling initiative as documents reveal national security concerns.

June 19

Quadruped robot plays badminton with you using AI

ANYmal-D, the badminton-playing quadruped robot from ETH Zurich, combines artificial intelligence with whole-body coordination to rally with human players for up to 10 shots.

June 19

I led National Guard and regular Army units. Using the military to intimidate Americans is 100% wrong

Former Army and Guard leader criticizes president's deployment of military to American cities, arguing it undermines readiness and threatens constitutional freedoms

June 18

Navy recruitment 'skyrockets' under Trump's leadership, official says

Navy recruiting has 'skyrocketed' since November, reaching its fiscal year 2025 goal ahead of schedule through streamlined medical waiver reviews and enhanced recruiting operations.

June 18

US Navy Secretary Phelan touts recruitment achievement

Secretary of the Navy John Phelan said the maritime service branch achieved its fiscal year 2025 recruiting goal three months ahead of schedule.(Credit: @SECNAV via X)