To biologists, the giraffe’s long neck is a prime example of evolution’s handiwork, cited by both Charles Darwin and Jean-Baptiste Lamarck as support for their evolutionary theories. But it is also an engineering problem. In order get oxygen up its 2-meter neck to its brain, a giraffe’s heart constantly pumps […]
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Hey buddy! Your cellphone addiction is causing a pedestrian traffic jam
That annoying person walking down the street with their head buried in their cellphone—don’t lie, sometimes it’s you—isn’t just slowing themself down. They’re also hamstringing other people’s ability to move quickly and efficiently, according to a new study.
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Toyota Aygo X Prologue EV revealed as a funky little crossover
Big Scion energy here, if you ask me.
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Lucid Air EV gets the same Dolby Atmos surround-sound tech used in movie theaters
Lucid’s new fully electric sedan will be the world’s first vehicle to integrate Dolby Atmos surround sound, not only enhancing media playback, but driver assistance systems as well.
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Keep CALM and ride on: Royal Enfield go full throttle into mental health drive
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Cyber strength now key to national security, says UK
The UK government has published strategic goals to 2025 – and cybersecurity got a lot of attention.
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The new weapon in the fight against biased algorithms: Bug bounties
Deborah Raji is researching ways to apply the models that underpin bug bounty programs to algorithmic harm detection.
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Forget the users, the threat starts in the software supply chain
Users are reckless, every software engineer knows that. Perhaps nowhere are users more reckless than in zones of the corporate network where security breaches can be opened through contact with malware, or when system vulnerabilities are unwittingly exposed.