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May 12

Silicon, steel and megawatts: Can America create the infrastructure needed to win the AI race?

In order to lead the world in artificial intelligence and maintain a technological dominance, America must aggressively invest in computing infrastructure.

May 11

Students openly use AI as a 'crutch' to 'outsource' much of their education, says futurist

WAYE founder Sinead Bovell weighs in on growing concerns over students using AI and explains how to 'prevent cheating' on 'Fox Report.'

May 11

Sending a text the wrong way could cost you money and trouble

There are a variety of text message formats. Knowing the difference can save you money, improve message delivery and ensure you’re using the full potential of your messaging app.

May 11

Army ditches helicopters for new radical air assault planes

A strong military needs the best equipment. That's why the Army is speeding up delivery of the new tiltrotor for Future Long-Range Air Assault. Its far more advanced than its predecessor.

May 11

US Marine Corps creates attack drone team as arms race with Russia, China heats up

The U.S. Marine Corps announced the creation of an attack drone team to ensure Marines remain 'adaptive' and 'lethal' in modern warfare.

May 11

AI technology helps reunite lost dogs with their owners

Petco Love Lost, a free, innovative platform that uses AI-powered photo matching to reunite lost pets with their families, helped a man find his lost dog.

May 10

FBI Deputy Director Bongino: Illegal alien criminals and child predators are next in ongoing crackdown

Dan Bongino, the FBI's deputy director, said operations targeting illegal alien criminals and child predators will expand as the bureau prioritizes safety and transparency.

May 10

Brett Velicovich warns the US is getting 'left behind' when it comes to drone technology

Fox News contributor and Army veteran Brett Velicovich shares insight into the United States' drone capabilities and how it compares to adversaries like Russia and China.

May 10

Pope Leo XIV calls this a challenge to 'human dignity' in first address to cardinals

Pope Leo XIV warns that AI may threaten human dignity, urging the Catholic Church to respond with ethical clarity and protect the vulnerable in a digital world.

May 10

How SIM swapping led to a $1.8M cyber fraud case

The CyberGuy advises how to protect yourself against SIM swapping, a form of identity theft by which a scammer tricks a mobile carrier into transferring a phone number.