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Tesla’s new Full Self-Driving update (v14.2.1) shows major improvements, pushing closer to truly hands-free driving. After testing the free trial, the system felt more confident, adaptable, and realistic, especially with customizable driving modes. While still imperfect in complex traffic, the progress compared to earlier versions is striking, making the $99/month subscription feel more justified and signaling how fast autonomous driving is evolving.

Aurora is testing driverless trucks at night using LiDAR sensors. They aim to boost delivery speed and safety, but challenges like wildlife and laws remain.

SpaceX launched 24 more Kuiper satellites for Amazon, hitting 78 total. Falcon 9's booster landed safely, tying its reuse record. Starship’s next.

Nvidia’s AI supercomputer, built with Taiwan, aims to power startups and smart cities—pushing Taiwan as a global AI and tech leader.

AI’s impact on healthcare in 2025 is massive, especially in diagnostics. Tools like IBM iX’s lung scan analyzer can detect signs of cancer in seconds, boosting patient throughput and saving lives. These systems rely on deep learning and massive datasets to deliver speed and accuracy far beyond human capabilities. But risks linger—bias in training data and patient privacy are big concerns, proving AI in medicine still needs strong oversight and ethics.

AI-powered cameras in California detect wildfires early, combining tech with traditional methods to better protect lives and property.

Tesla unveiled a new robot, and it still is disappointing. Obviously nothing compared to the standards of Boston Dynamics. Nevertheless,...

Unveiling May Mobility: The Silent Dynamo of Robotaxis, and the Stealthy Secrets Behind Its Success

This research paper dives deep into the realm of robotics, emphasizing its real-world significance and applications. Robotics is...