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Are Garbage Trucks the Next Frontier of Public Surveillance?

The new frontier of automotive surveillance appears to have arrived. Texas now has garbage trucks (and other vehicles) equipped with AI-powered cameras that are supposed to evaluate properties to ...
A decade ago, I made a decision about my daughter’s education that I hoped would challenge New York City’s separate and ...
CJP urges government to address infrastructure gaps and fund lapses in Rajasthan’s tribal schools, demanding immediate action ...
A students’ group, Renewed Hope Project 2027, says it is targeting over 100,000 votes from Lagos tertiary institutions for President Bola Tinubu's re-elect ...
New research suggests realistic AI-generated accents can make synthetic voices seem more human and trustworthy, giving ...
Recent civil assessments, independent field audits and internal surveys reveal a staggering indictment of Kashmir's municipal system: urban local bodies across the Valley are performing barely 20% of ...
What it drew on: The memoir’s foundation was the online archive Veteranas and Rucas, a repository of Rosales’ photos from the ...
The company’s push into physical AI is putting Gemini inside humanoids—and testing whether its intelligence can survive in the real world ...
IMTS 2026 marks the first time in the International Manufacturing Technology Show's 99-year history that 100% recyclable carpet has covered its full campus. Emerald Carpets' ExpoMax single-polymer ...
Prof Toby Walsh shaped artificial intelligence from his lab at Edinburgh University. Today, he warns the technology has the ...
XPENG’s IRON humanoid has walked off a newly commissioned production line, with the automaker targeting mass production this ...
College freshmen in Ohio must take a civic literacy course, but professors are torn about its worth and question its effect on academic freedom.