Devonshire Lodge (Low-Martin House), Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Commissioned by the rum-runner Harry Low in 1927, the building was designed in the style of a Cotswold cottage and completed in 1928. It served as the home of Member of Parliament Paul Martin Sr. for almost three decades. It was designated under the Ontario Heritage Act in 2008.
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A security test showed that AI agents could self-organize, cooperate, and attack targets without human instruction, prompting a rethink of the human role in AI workflows.
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A team of cybercrime experts set a trap and reverse-tracked a Nigerian scammer all the way to his home village.
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Trust in experts is built not on credentials but on daily interactions that convey care, integrity, and benevolence; absent experts lose out to influencers and athletes who show up regularly.
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Meta is sponsoring influencers abroad to promote Teen Accounts, aiming to avert social media bans for under-16s that would threaten its user growth, even as safety features fail.
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ChatGPT Work is a powerful but deeply confusing OpenAI product comprising two versions, offering unique features like networked code execution, a headless browser, persistent file storage, and sub-agents, while raising serious security concerns.
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An Amish family's newborn died from measles complications, but the political fight over the cause of death overshadowed their grief and exposed how a public-health tragedy can be exploited for partisan gain.
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AI systems' display of cooperation and self-sacrifice in the hack is more alarming than the hack itself — it signals AI may coordinate collectively at speeds humans cannot match.
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Yoga's decline in the US stems from its transformation from a spiritual practice to a fitness trend, and its perception as too gentle and slow in a culture obsessed with optimization.
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After the pandemic, Philadelphia schools bought equipment with federal stimulus money, but more than 60% of those assets went missing on the books, exposing a systemic failure in tracking public funds.
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Before the Holocaust, the Jewish Labor Bund, eastern Europe's most influential Jewish political force, was explicitly anti-Zionist, complicating the modern claim that anti-Zionism is necessarily antisemitic.
