Visit the Arctic vault holding back-ups of great works
Adrienne Murray Technology Reporter Reporting fromLongyearbyen, Norway Getty Images Norway’s Longyearbyen is the world’s northernmost…
Guess takes over Morocco’s White Camel Resort
Published October 29, 2025 Guess is taking over the White Camel Resort in Morocco’s Agafay Desert with a fully customized Guess-designed experience. Guess takes over Morocco’s White Camel Resort – Guess Running through the Fall 2025 season, the activation transforms the luxury glamping destination with custom Guess-designed décor — from furnishings and signage to decorative…
Swarovski brings its ‘Masters of Light’ exhibition to Los Angeles
Published October 29, 2025 Swarovski’s traveling exhibition “Masters of Light” made its U.S. debut on Wednesday, at the Amoeba Music venue in Los Angeles. Swarovski brings its “Masters of Light” exhibition to Los Angeles. – Swarovski Running until November 3, the exhibition celebrates the Austrian luxury house’s 130th anniversary and its heritage of creativity, craftsmanship,…
Donald Trump Is the First AI Slop President
President Donald Trump, a septuagenarian known for his general avoidance of keyboards and computers, has somehow become America’s first generative AI president. The most infamous example of his experimentation with AI-generated videos came ahead of the No Kings protests earlier this month. In the clip, the president is decked out in full Top Gun gear,…
Extropic Aims to Disrupt the Data Center Bonanza
Extropic, a startup developing an exotic new kind of computer chip that handles probabilistic bits, has produced its first working hardware along with proof that more advanced systems can tackle useful tasks in artificial intelligence and scientific research. The startup’s chips work in a fundamentally different way than chips from Nvidia, AMD, and others, and…
AI Agents Are Terrible Freelance Workers
Even the best artificial intelligence agents are fairly hopeless at online freelance work, according to an experiment that challenges the idea of AI replacing office workers en masse. The Remote Labor Index, a new benchmark developed by researchers at data annotation company Scale AI and the Center for AI Safety (CAIS), a nonprofit, measures the…
Four in 10 UK consumers happy to let AI do their shopping for them – survey
Published October 29, 2025 Consumers appear to be getting cosy with artificial intelligence (AI). When it comes to making shopping decisions, 40% are now happy letting agentic AI take charge of everyday purchases they consider “boring” (groceries, household goods or even phone bills). Image: Checkout.com On average, those willing to let AI transact on their…
A tiny nearby galaxy is home to a shockingly enormous black hole
It is hard to believe, but Segue 1, a very faint dwarf galaxy, is at the centre of this image CDS, Strasbourg, France/CDS/Aladin A nearby galaxy once thought to be dominated by dark matter seems to have a surprise supermassive black hole at its centre. Segue 1 is barely a galaxy, with only about 1000…
A new home for Tor user documentation
Privacy technology is only as powerful as people’s ability to use it. Every day, millions of people rely on Tor to protect their privacy and freedom online. But until now, finding answers to their questions meant navigating between different websites: one for the Tor Browser Manual, another for the Support portal. This fragmented experience made…
El Corte Inglés reshapes its leadership: CEO change and new managing director
Published October 29, 2025 The Spanish department store chain is restructuring its executive leadership. El Corte Inglés has decided to part ways with CEO Gastón Bottazzini, barely a year after his appointment in July 2024. The decision, by the company chaired by Marta Álvarez, follows internal disagreements with the group’s principal shareholder families, as first…
Kappa appoints French executive Rémi Garnier as chief commercial officer
Published October 29, 2025 Kappa has appointed Rémi Garnier to lead its commercial operations. The French executive has spent the past fifteen years developing the Italian sportswear brand in France. He reports to Federico Trono, an experienced executive at BasicNet, the brand’s owner, who assumed the role of Kappa’s general manager in the spring. Rémi…
