New Mexico Funds Wi-Fi for Historical Sites
New Mexico’s Office of Broadband Access and Expansion awarded a $460,000 grant to the Department of Cultural Affairs to install free public Wi‑Fi at 12 historic sites, creating 213 new access points. The funding comes from the $100 million Connect New Mexico Fund, launched in 2021 to close the state’s digital divide. The project, slated for completion by June 30 2027, expands the state’s broadband strategy beyond rural areas to cultural institutions. Officials say the network will boost tourism, education and remote‑worker connectivity.
OpenClaw Offers Unmatched Freedom Over Locked AI Agents
The most underrated thing in AI agents right now is: OpenClaw/Hermes Agent is just more free than other locked down AI agents (the standard out-of-box Claude/ChatGPT route) "Free the Claw" is not a vibe I understood until I tried it. Now...
Three Launches, Two by SpaceX and One by China
SpaceX conducted two launches on April 11, 2026, placing 25 Starlink satellites from Vandenberg and sending Northrop Grumman’s Cygnus cargo capsule to the ISS from Cape Canaveral. The Falcon 9 booster B1063 completed its 32nd flight, tying for fourth‑most‑flown launch vehicle,...
Mac Mini and Mac Studio Orders Booming
Apple’s Mac mini and Mac Studio are experiencing unprecedented order volumes, leading to shipping delays of four to five months. The delays coincide with Apple’s recent rollout of M5‑based MacBook Pro and Air models, hinting at an upcoming M5 refresh...
Snap, Edit, and Multitask Faster — Pixel 9a Sale Brings Flagship Features to a Midrange Price
Google has launched the Pixel 9a at a starting price of $442.99, positioning it as a high‑value mid‑range handset. The device packs flagship‑grade features such as the Gemini AI assistant, a Tensor G4 processor, 8 GB RAM, and a robust camera suite. It...
Ajinomoto: Undervalued Monopoly Powering AI Chip Infrastructure
In February, activist fund Palliser Capital took a stake in Japanese toilet maker Toto and pushed it to expand a ceramics line used in semiconductors. Palliser is back. Says Japanese MSG maker Ajinomoto is “most undermonetized AI infrastructure monopoly” because: ▫️in...
ESA’s Celeste Mission First Signal Sets New European PNT Records
On 8 April 2026 ESA’s Celeste IOD‑1 transmitted the first dual‑frequency L‑ and S‑band navigation signal from a European low‑Earth‑orbit satellite, marking a historic milestone for Europe’s positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) ambitions. The Celeste pair, launched by Rocket Lab on...
Temperature Tuning for Non-Nerds
Renee, a Portland‑based boutique PR firm owner, discovered that using AI on default settings produced hallucinated quotes in press releases and robotic pitch emails, doubling her workload. A March report estimates AI hallucinations cost firms over $67 billion worldwide, prompting regulators...
My Router Was in the Worst Possible Position — Moving It Changed Everything
A consumer discovered that slow Wi‑Fi wasn’t due to a weak broadband plan but to the router’s poor location. By moving the same ISP‑provided device from a low, corner spot to a central, elevated position, signal strength and stability improved...
Severe Note Bloat Is Fueling Dangerous Physician Burnout
Physician burnout is increasingly tied to electronic health record (EHR) note bloat and passive data design. Clinicians now spend roughly six hours in the EHR for every eight‑hour patient‑care shift, with nearly three hours devoted to documentation alone. Between 2009...
AI‑Designed Enzymes Break Evolution’s Limits for Biomanufacturing
Nature never designed enzymes for industrial manufacturing. It designed them to survive. That mismatch is one of the biggest bottlenecks in biomanufacturing — and most of the industry has been working around it with incremental fixes for decades. Matthew Thompson from Biomatter...
Experimental Drug Cuts Parkinson's-Linked Protein up to 60% in Early Trial
Biogen’s experimental antisense oligonucleotide BIIB094 achieved up to a 59 % reduction in LRRK2 protein in a first‑in‑human Parkinson’s trial. The phase 1 study enrolled 82 patients, delivering the drug intrathecally in single‑dose and four‑dose cohorts, and reported only mild to moderate...
Aleppo's Rooftop Solar Boom Powers Homes Amid Shortages
🔥One of the most impressive rooftop solar scenes you'll see anywhere in the world — this is Aleppo, Syria.For years, the country has suffered severe power shortages. ▪️People took matters into their own hands... and this is the result.Rooftop solar...
AI's Strength Lies in Integrating Five Essential Pillars
This diagram nails it. Modern AI isn’t one thing — it’s 5 interacting pillars: GenAI • LLMs • RAG • Agents • Agentic systems The edge isn’t tools. It’s how you connect, control, and govern them. Miss one layer → fragile AI. https://t.co/QvhRkNaHxJ
Small Models Also Found the Vulnerabilities that Mythos Found
Researchers tested a suite of inexpensive, open‑weight language models on the same code snippets Anthropic highlighted for its Mythos system. All eight small models flagged Mythos's flagship FreeBSD exploit, including a 3.6 billion‑parameter model that costs roughly $0.11 per million tokens....
Each New Accelerator Builds on the Previous
The accelerator accelerator accelerator CPUs are the OG GPUs accelerate CPUs TPUs accelerate GPUs (Tensor cores) LPUs accelerate TPUs Maybe something simpler could work
Claude May Be Ending Human Critical Thinking
🚨Sometimes I wonder if Claude's greatest impact on humanity is to make us STOP thinking. https://t.co/eljL3RT2Ju #AI #LLMs https://t.co/PqjgBrQBCr
Google Introduces AI-Powered Restaurant Booking as Search Evolves Into Action
Google has launched an AI‑driven restaurant reservation feature in the UK, embedding end‑to‑end booking capabilities into its AI Mode search interface. Users can ask the AI to locate suitable venues, check availability and confirm a table without leaving the search...
Artemis II Crew Returns to Ellington Field at 4:15 PM
NASA tells me the Artemis II crew is expected back at Ellington Field (near JSC) "about" 4:15 pm ET. Will be on NASA+, YouTube, and X.
Swedish Court Rejects FSD Defense, Seizes Tesla
His Tesla was seized and will be confiscated. He was sentenced to ~$540 worth of fines for three counts of aggravated driving without a license. His argument? He wasn’t driving at all. His car was. A (dumb) FSD excuse that failed in courts...
Small Models Also Found the Vulnerabilities that Mythos Found
Anthropic unveiled Claude Mythos Preview and Project Glasswing, pledging $100 M in usage credits and $4 M to open‑source security groups while claiming the model autonomously discovered and exploited thousands of zero‑day bugs. AIS AI researcher Stan Fort tested the showcased vulnerabilities on inexpensive,...
German Media Praises Tesla FSD Approval, Boost
what am I seeing a positive article on Tesla FSD approval, from large German media? Welt gets 90 million monthly visits on their site. what is happening (also, you can't really overtake someone that's behind you anyway, but OK we get it) https://t.co/0IgvfN3eBV
One-Hour AI Program Simplifies Classroom AI Introduction
🎥 Just shared on YouTube 👉 Looking for an easy way to introduce AI to students? Hour of AI offers a one-hour program with resources and partners to teach various AI aspects.... https://t.co/8IISiq4WYo #HourOfAI #AIEducation #STEM #EdTech #ComputerScience https://t.co/9jevgJf7lf
How to Build an AI-Powered Print on Demand Business on Shopify: The Complete Guide for 2026
The guide outlines a stage‑aware framework for Shopify merchants to launch an AI‑powered print‑on‑demand (POD) operation, emphasizing platform choice after the FYUL merger of Printful and Printify. It details revenue‑stage recommendations—Printify for sub‑$10K/month, Printful for $10K‑$100K, and Gelato for $100K+—and...
Anthropic's Compute Shortage Limits Mythos Rollout
So how much of the limited (virtually non-existent) Mythos rollout a function of Anthropic’s compute scarcity?
AI Designs Bee Garden, One‑trip Home Depot
Today's project: Can AI help Ben create his new bee garden structure and only have to go to Home Depot one time. https://t.co/1BpRXN0qBJ
Catching Illicit Distributed Training Operations During an AI Pause
MIRI’s Technical Governance Team proposed an international treaty that would require registration of any AI chip cluster exceeding the compute power of 16 H100 GPUs. The original definition left a loophole: a distributed network of many small nodes could evade...
Poor Drug Selection Hampers Stroke Treatment Breakthroughs
1,026 experimental treatments in acute stroke (2006) "The results question whether the most efficacious drugs are being selected for stroke clinical trials. This may partially explain the slow progress in developing treatments..." https://t.co/WllAIz3Xul
Shopify Plus Migration Checklist: What Growing Brands Must Prepare Before Switching
Migrating to Shopify Plus offers high‑volume merchants checkout extensibility, advanced automation, B2B tools, and higher API limits, but the upgrade can backfire without disciplined preparation. The article provides a six‑phase checklist—from data audit and SEO mapping to integration testing, checkout...
Claude Stalls at Step Nine, Hits Daily Limit
Claude is really great at getting to step 9 out of 10, then saying I hit my daily limit
Marketing Teams, Stop Using Claude Cowork Like a Chat Window
The post argues that most marketing teams treat Claude Cowork as a smarter chat window (Level 1) and miss out on deeper productivity gains. Level 2 transforms Cowork into a virtual department using Skills, Subagents, scheduled tasks, and shared project context. By codifying...
Implantable 'Living Pharmacy' Generates Therapeutic Proteins in Rats for a Month
Scientists from Northwestern University, Rice University and Carnegie Mellon have built a sub‑skin implant called HOBIT that continuously manufactures an anti‑HIV agent, a GLP‑1 peptide and a metabolic hormone in rats for a full month. The device’s built‑in oxygen generator...
Falcon 9 Launches Cygnus Cargo Spacecraft to the ISS
On April 11, a SpaceX Falcon 9 lifted off from Cape Canaveral carrying Northrop Grumman’s Cygnus NG‑24 cargo spacecraft, named S.S. Steven R. Nagel, to the International Space Station. The launch, delayed by weather, placed the 5‑ton XL‑class vehicle into low‑Earth orbit, where it will dock...
ServiceNow Rolls Out Generative AI Across Entire Portfolio, Boosting Sales Automation
ServiceNow announced that its complete product lineup now includes generative AI, data connectivity, and autonomous workflow capabilities. The upgrade, highlighted by the new Context Engine and AI Control Tower, aims to cut deployment time for sales and CRM teams and...
Edison Partners Exits Bindplane with Sale to Dynatrace
Edison Partners agreed to sell its stake in telemetry startup Bindplane to Dynatrace, with the transaction slated to close later this month. Financial terms were not disclosed, but the deal underscores Dynatrace’s push into AI‑driven observability and Edison’s track record...
Lenox Town to Lease Public Safety Tower for Cellular Antennas, Aiming to Close Coverage Gap
Lenox, Massachusetts, will put its new public safety complex tower up for lease to Verizon, AT&T, T‑Mobile or other carriers, seeking to plug a persistent cellular dead zone along Route 7/20. The proposal, slated for a May 7 town‑meeting vote, could give...
MercadoLibre Doubles Brazil Fulfillment Centers, Boosting Speed and Volume
MercadoLibre increased its Brazilian fulfillment network from 10 to 21 centers, a move tied to a roughly $4.6 bn logistics investment. The expansion helped lift fourth‑quarter 2025 GMV 36.8% year‑over‑year and cut unit shipping costs by 500 basis points, while sharpening...
Former Senator Ben Sasse Joins Daraxonrasib Trial, Tumors Shrink 76% in Pancreatic Cancer
Former Nebraska senator Ben Sasse entered a clinical trial of Revolution Medicines’ KRAS inhibitor daraxonrasib at MD Anderson. He says the drug has cut his tumor volume by 76% but caused severe skin bleeding, highlighting both promise and toxicity of...
Blackstone Launches $2 Billion Data‑Centre REIT Targeting AI‑Driven Assets
Blackstone Inc. filed to list the Blackstone Digital Infrastructure Trust, a REIT‑style vehicle that will raise about $2 billion to acquire built‑to‑lease data‑centre assets tied to the AI boom. The trust will target properties valued between $250 million and $1.5 billion, offering yields...
Cybercab Purchase Will Include FSD, No Subscription Needed
This assumes that buying a Cybercab means you need to subscribe to FSD I say it'll be bundled in the purchase price
Rare‑Earth Funding Surge Raises Specter of 2030s Glut
Governments and private investors are committing billions of dollars to rare‑earth mining and processing projects outside China, aiming to secure supply chains for defense and clean‑tech. Analysts warn that the rapid build‑out, especially in U.S. magnet capacity, could outpace demand...
Draganfly Ramps up DPRO Line to High‑volume Defense Drone Manufacturing
Draganfly Inc. is converting its DPRO drone line from low‑volume prototyping to high‑volume, aerospace‑grade manufacturing, adding AS9100 and ISO9001‑certified facilities in Texas and Canada. The move aims to meet expanding U.S. Army and Special Operations orders and signals a broader...
The Biggest Advance in AI Since the LLM
Anthropic’s Claude Code is being billed as the most significant AI breakthrough since large language models, because it fuses a neural language model with a 3,167‑line deterministic kernel called print.ts. The kernel implements 486 IF‑THEN branches and 12 levels of nesting to...
How to Use the Radio Button Group Screen Component in Flow
Salesforce’s Summer ’26 release adds a native Radio Button Group screen component to Flow, displaying selection options as horizontal boxes rather than a dropdown. The component mirrors Picklist configuration, supporting individual choices, picklist, record, and collection choice sets. All options...
UAE Banks Federation Council Reaffirms Commitment to Bolster Banking Resilience
The CEOs Advisory Council of the UAE Banks Federation (UBF) met on April 10, 2026, and reaffirmed its pledge to reinforce the banking sector’s resilience through tighter risk‑management policies and AI‑powered infrastructure. The council highlighted the Comprehensive Financial Institution Resilience...
Milesight Launches EG71 Gateway, Unifying Smart‑Building IoT Protocols
Milesight unveiled the EG71 Building IoT Gateway, a unified hardware platform that supports up to 2,000 devices and 20,000 data points across five major building protocols. The device aims to cut the need for multiple converters, simplifying integration for property...
Miami Lawyer Unveils 1‑Year AI Adoption Blueprint for Law Firms
Miami trial lawyer Frank Ramos released a detailed one‑year roadmap for law firms to adopt artificial intelligence safely. The blueprint promises a step‑by‑step approach that balances technological gains with ethical obligations, addressing growing resistance among firms wary of AI’s impact...
Telix Pharma's TLX101-Px NDA Acceptance Boosts Shares, Eyes Sep 2026 FDA Decision
Telix Pharmaceuticals announced that the U.S. FDA has accepted its resubmitted New Drug Application for the glioma PET imaging agent TLX101‑Px, sending the stock up roughly 7% in U.S. trading and about 5‑7% in Australian markets. The agency set a...
Remote Acquires Bravas to Add Identity and Device Management for Global Teams
Remote announced the acquisition of French identity‑and‑device management startup Bravas, extending its global employment platform into the security layer of remote work. The deal, whose financial terms were not disclosed, marks Remote’s third workforce‑management acquisition and signals a broader convergence...
Seagate Sells Lyve Cloud to Wasabi, Refocuses on Mass‑capacity Hardware
Seagate Technology has agreed to sell its Lyve Cloud cloud‑storage business to Wasabi Technologies, receiving equity in the buyer. The divestiture lets Seagate concentrate on its core mass‑capacity hard‑drive and SSD portfolio while Wasabi expands its pure‑play cloud offering.
