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Four States Take Meta to Trial Over Child Social Media Addiction in Landmark Case

California, Colorado, Kentucky, and New Jersey are proceeding to trial against Meta in a significant federal bellwether case. The states are seeking $200 billion in damages from the social media giant. The lawsuit centers on claims that Meta's platforms have caused addiction and harm to children. The case is considered a bellwether, meaning its outcome could set a precedent for similar litigation across the country.

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Tech Executives Limit Screen Time for Their Own Children

Many Silicon Valley executives who build and promote technology products choose to restrict their children's access to screens and devices at home. These parents reportedly favor boredom, unstructured play, and offline activities over digital engagement for their kids. The contrast between what they create professionally and how they raise their families has drawn widespread attention. Observers suggest this insider knowledge of addictive design and digital risks may be driving their cautious approach to parenting.

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Aging Transformers Pose Serious Long-Term Blackout Risk to US Power Grid

The United States power grid depends on thousands of large transformers, many of which are decades old and custom-built by hand. Unlike standard equipment, these transformers cannot be quickly manufactured or replaced, making the grid especially vulnerable. A significant failure of multiple units simultaneously could trigger a nationwide blackout lasting not days but potentially years. Experts warn that the aging infrastructure presents a serious national security and public safety concern. No widespread failure has occurred yet, but the risk grows as the equipment continues to age without adequate modernization.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Leaked Apple video reveals camera-equipped AirPods with Visual Intelligence feature

A short video clip discovered within the macOS Tahoe 26.7 Release Candidate appears to show Apple's upcoming camera-equipped AirPods in action. The footage, surfaced by MacRumors, depicts a man wearing the new earbuds holding up a book so the built-in camera can read its cover using Visual Intelligence. A Siri voiceover in the clip describes the feature as a way to save items of interest for later. Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman had previously reported that these AirPods would capture low-resolution visual data, effectively serving as a wearable pair of eyes. The leak offers the clearest look yet at Apple's plans to integrate cameras into its popular earbuds lineup.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Ancient Theban Tomb Sheds Light on Shifts in Egyptian Burial Practices

A Theban tomb has provided new insights into how ancient Egyptian burial customs changed over time. Researchers found evidence of a shift from individual coffin burials to the reuse of existing tomb sites for later mummy interments. The findings highlight how burial practices were not static but evolved across different periods of ancient Egyptian history. The tomb's contents suggest that sacred spaces were repurposed rather than abandoned as funerary traditions changed.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Anthropic's Annualized Revenue Hits $4B, Adding $1.8B in Just Two Months

AI startup Anthropic has seen a sharp surge in its annualized revenue, reaching a significant new milestone. The company added $1.8 billion in annualized revenue over the course of just two months, signaling rapid commercial growth. Anthropic, known for developing the Claude family of AI models, has been gaining traction as demand for AI tools accelerates across industries. The revenue jump reflects increasing adoption of its products and growing competition among major AI model developers. This growth positions Anthropic as one of the faster-scaling AI companies in the current market landscape.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Reddit tests AI-generated audio and video summaries of popular text posts

Reddit is experimenting with converting text-based posts into short AI-narrated videos, the company has confirmed. The videos use AI voices to read out the original post and selected comments, with text highlighted in sync as it is spoken. Each piece of content carries a label stating it is a 'Real conversation voiced by AI.' An example spotted in the r/boardgames subreddit shows an eight-year-old thread about road trip games transformed into a three-minute video. The initiative appears aimed at making Reddit content more accessible and engaging for users who prefer audio or visual formats.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

AI workflow startup Relay to shut down, team moving to Google Chrome

Relay, a startup providing AI-powered workflow automation tools for businesses, has announced it will cease operations next month. The company's CEO along with several staff members will transition to join Google's Chrome team. The move marks the end of Relay's run as an independent automation platform. No details were provided regarding the fate of existing customers or their data after the shutdown.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Ex-SpaceX Engineers Launch Startup to Build Robotic Steel Parts Factory

A group of former SpaceX engineers is developing a robotic factory designed to manufacture steel parts. The venture represents a push toward automating metal fabrication processes. The founders have indicated they are not rigidly pursuing full autonomy as an end goal, suggesting a pragmatic approach to automation. The startup aims to bring aerospace-style engineering discipline to industrial manufacturing.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

ABC News launches Searched, a livestream show driven by trending web topics

ABC News has officially announced Searched, a new livestreamed program that surfaces stories based on real-time search engine and social media trends. The show has actually been airing since April on the ABC News Live streaming channel, which is available on Disney Plus and Hulu. ABC News describes the program as pulling live data from top platforms to deliver timely, audience-relevant news coverage. Recent episodes have featured topics such as an Illinois Powerball winner, NBA player Russell Westbrook's retirement, and Tropical Storm Lala.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Total Solar Eclipse Sweeps Across Central Spain in Rare Celestial Event

A total solar eclipse recently passed over central Spain, with the Moon's shadow racing across the region. The event was visible from areas approximately 90 minutes north of Madrid. Witnesses on the ground described the experience of watching the eclipse unfold in real time. Total solar eclipses occur when the Moon fully blocks the Sun, casting a shadow over a narrow path on Earth's surface.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Apple Spyware Alerts Hit Unusually High Number of Users, Experts Say

Cybersecurity researchers investigating spyware attacks have flagged that a recent wave of Apple threat notifications reached an exceptionally large number of users. Apple sends these alerts to individuals it believes may have been targeted by state-sponsored or sophisticated spyware. Investigators described the volume of notifications as unprecedented compared to previous incidents. The development has raised concerns among security experts about the scale of the potential spyware campaign targeting Apple users.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Supreme Court denies Verizon's appeal to reclaim $47M FCC fine

The US Supreme Court has rejected Verizon's attempt to obtain a $47 million refund of a fine imposed by the Federal Communications Commission. The fine was related to Verizon's sale of customers' device-location data to third parties. The court's decision means Verizon must accept the penalty without reimbursement. Despite the ruling, Verizon and other carriers continue to maintain that selling such location data does not constitute illegal activity.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Glorious GMMK 3 mechanical keyboard drops to $35 at Woot with coupon code

The Glorious GMMK 3, a 65-percent compact mechanical keyboard, is available at Woot for $34.99 — down from its usual $139.99 — using the coupon code WOOTGAMING at checkout. First-time Woot customers can save an additional $5 with the same code. The keyboard comes pre-installed with linear Glorious Fox switches, double-shot PBT keycaps compatible with both Windows and macOS, and features hot-swappable switch support for easy customization. It includes arrow keys, a programmable control knob, and an aluminum plate with a gasket mount system for a tunable typing feel. The wired-only board is aimed at those looking to enter the custom mechanical keyboard hobby without a large upfront investment.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Spotify Launches Playlist Notes Feature for Users and Editors to Share Context

Spotify has introduced a new feature called Playlist Notes, allowing users to explain the stories and reasoning behind their song selections. The feature is available to both regular users and Spotify's editorial team. High-profile playlists such as RapCaviar will also make use of Playlist Notes. The addition gives listeners more insight into why specific tracks were chosen for a playlist.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Higgsfield Raises $400M Series B, Valuation Hits $5.4B in Eight Months

AI media startup Higgsfield has secured $400 million in a Series B funding round, quadrupling its valuation to $5.4 billion in just eight months. The company was founded by Alex Mashrabov, a former executive at Snap. Higgsfield's platform enables users to generate AI-powered images and videos. The rapid valuation growth reflects strong investor confidence in the generative AI media space.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Game designer launches Wordle-inspired word game with a retro Clippy twist

Game designer Sam Rosenthal, creative director at The Game Band, has developed a new word game inspired by his daily habit of playing titles like Wordle. Unlike New York Times-style puzzle games, Rosenthal drew inspiration from casual road-trip word games he played as a child with his family. He wanted to explore game formats that were previously too loose or informal to be adapted into digital experiences. The project reflects a broader interest in bringing spontaneous, social wordplay into the digital space, with a nostalgic nod to Microsoft's iconic assistant Clippy.

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