LCF-based Fashion Innovation Agency unveils 3D volumetric capture service for digital designers
Fashion Innovation Agency (FIA) based at the London College of Fashion, UAL, has unveiled new…
Upcoming games release dates for 2025
Now that we’re well into 2025, there’s plenty of big games to look forward to in the coming months. These include a few games that were delayed out of last year, as well as some very highly anticipated titles indeed. From Mafia: The Old Country to Borderlands 4, the games slated for upcoming release look…
Ship footage captures sound of Oceangate’s Titan sub imploding
Alison Francis Senior Science Journalist Stockton Rush’s wife Wendy asks “what’s that bang?” in footage that appears in new BBC documentary The moment that Oceangate’s Titan submersible was lost has been revealed in footage recorded on the sub’s support ship. Titan imploded about 90 minutes into a descent to see the wreck of the Titanic…
Patients urged to still attend appointments amid doctor strikes
Patients in the East of England have been encouraged to attend their appointments as resident doctors‘ strikes continue. Industrial action over pay will continue until 07:00 BST on Wednesday 30 July, but patients should still attend their appointments unless contacted to reschedule, said NHS England. Adam Cayley, the chief operating officer for NHS England in…
Trump mixes foreign policy wins, golf while opening new Scotland course
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump touted his foreign policy achievements while visiting his newest Scottish golf course on Tuesday, a day after appearing to break with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s stance on food supply to Gaza. The president appeared before reporters at Trump International Golf Links near Aberdeen,…
ByteDance AI tool Trae caught spying on users
Data continues to go back to Chinese servers even with telemetry off Hardware and OS specs, mouse/keyboard activity and more Trae memory usage is 3x higher than Cursor A developer has taken to GitHub to warn that ByteDance’s Trae AI-powered IDE has been collecting data from users and sending it to the Chinese company’s servers….
Meta Is Going to Let Job Candidates Use AI During Coding Tests
Meta told employees that it is going to allow some coding job candidates to use an AI assistant during the interview process, according to internal Meta communications seen by 404 Media. The company has also asked existing employees to volunteer for a “mock AI-enabled interview,” the messages say. It’s the latest indication that Silicon Valley…
The people who think AI might become conscious
BBC Listen to this article. I step into the booth with some trepidation. I am about to be subjected to strobe lighting while music plays – as part of a research project trying to understand what makes us truly human. It’s an experience that brings to mind the test in the science fiction film Bladerunner,…
China eyes Panama Canal ports as BlackRock’s deal misses deadline
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! China may soon gain greater influence over the Panama Canal following the collapse of a proposed deal between U.S.-based BlackRock and Hong Kong’s CK Hutchison, which had initially sparked tensions with Beijing. The original agreement would have transferred control of dozens of international ports — including two…
Fortnite’s season finale will star Superman in special Super Showdown event next month
Fortnite‘s Super Showdown event officially kicks off on August 2, 2025 The Chapter 6 Season 3 finale event will star Superman against a mysterious foe The live event takes place a few days before the current season ends on August 8, 2025 Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 3 is almost at an end, but players can…
UK’s muddy saltmarshes vital to tackle climate change
Victoria Gill Science correspondent, BBC News WWF Saltmarshes are buffer zones between the land and the sea and act as natural flood defences The UK’s saltmarshes are vital “sinks” that lock away climate-warming greenhouse gases in layers of mud, according to a new report from WWF. Much of the UK’s saltmarshes have been lost to…
