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The article discusses the use of facial recognition technology by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to track down undocumented immigrants, including by scanning driver's license photos without consent. This has raised concerns about privacy and civil liberties, as the program operates largely without oversight or public knowledge.

RavynOS is an open-source, lightweight, and customizable Linux distribution designed for older hardware and embedded systems. It aims to provide a modern and efficient computing experience while maintaining a low resource footprint.

The article explores the phenomenon of employee turnover at top firms, highlighting how high-performing companies often have higher rates of worker attrition compared to lower-performing organizations. It discusses the potential benefits and drawbacks of this trend, suggesting that employee churn can be a sign of a dynamic and competitive work environment.

Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.18574

GitHut is a website that provides visualizations and statistics related to the GitHub platform, including trends in programming languages, popular repositories, and user activity.

A new study finds that the antidepressant Prozac is no more effective than a placebo for treating depression in children, according to experts. The findings challenge the widespread use of Prozac and similar drugs for young people with mental health issues.

Gmail is using the content of users' emails and attachments to train its artificial intelligence (AI) systems, unless users opt-out of this data collection by changing their settings.

This article discusses the recent decision by major Australian airlines, including Virgin Australia and Qantas, to ban power banks from checked and carry-on baggage due to fire safety concerns. The move aims to mitigate the risk of lithium-ion battery fires on flights.

https://archive.md/D8E5W

The article discusses a new AI assistant called Grok, which was created by Anthropic and is able to compare the attributes of various public figures. It claims that Grok's analysis shows Elon Musk is more fit and handsome than LeBron James and Brad Pitt, respectively.

The article discusses the potential merger between Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Global, which could create a major media powerhouse. The deal would involve Paramount, Skydance Media, and Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison, potentially shaking up the entertainment industry landscape.

The article discusses the high costs associated with antigravity technology, including the immense energy requirements, engineering challenges, and potential societal implications of such a breakthrough. It suggests that the pursuit of antigravity may be an impractical and financially prohibitive endeavor, at least with current technological capabilities.

The article discusses the rising costs of living in the UK, with energy bills and inflation putting a strain on household budgets. It explores the challenges faced by individuals and families as they try to manage their expenses in the current economic climate.

The article reports that homeschooling has reached record numbers in recent years, with the COVID-19 pandemic leading to a significant increase in the number of families choosing to educate their children at home.

The former Google CEO has been accused of spying on employees through a backdoor access to their accounts, raising concerns about privacy and misuse of power within the tech company.

The Trump administration's executive order on artificial intelligence (AI) regulation is criticized for its lack of public input and potential to stifle innovation. The order aims to streamline the federal government's approach to AI oversight, but experts argue it could undermine AI safety and accountability measures.

A group of U.S. citizens and Chinese nationals were arrested for allegedly exporting artificial intelligence technology to China, violating U.S. export control laws. The case highlights the U.S. government's efforts to prevent the unauthorized transfer of sensitive technology to foreign nations.

Researchers placed moss on the outside of the International Space Station for 9 months, then continued growing it back on Earth. The study aimed to understand how space radiation and microgravity affect the growth and adaptability of this resilient organism.

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The article discusses the growing 'Elon Musk worship' phenomenon, where some individuals have developed an obsession-like admiration for the tech billionaire. It examines the potential dangers of such extreme fandom and the need for a more balanced and critical assessment of public figures.