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Robots Learn to Navigate Everyday Tasks in AI-Designed Virtual Homes

Researchers have created virtual homes for robots to learn from their mistakes, allowing them to improve performance in complex tasks like putting away household items, such as coffee mugs. This innovation utilizes artificial intelligence to create realistic environments that help robots adapt and refine their actions.

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North America Fox News

Trump Unveils Gold Eagle AI Platform to Detect and Fix Cybersecurity Flaws Immediately

Former US President Donald Trump has announced the launch of a new initiative called 'Gold Eagle' that aims to use artificial intelligence (AI) to identify and fix cyber flaws in software updates before they reach users, providing an added layer of security for devices. The project is part of Trump's effort to stay involved in politics despite being out of office.

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North America Al Jazeera English

India's Gen Z uses social media to broadcast protests against Modi's rule

India's Gen Z is using social media to counter Prime Minister Narendra Modi's online moves, creating a 'revolution' of their own by filming and sharing footage of police brutality and other anti-government actions. Young Indians are leveraging platforms like TikTok and Instagram to document and disseminate their resistance against the government.

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North America Associated Press

Democrats Tap AI Data Center Backlash to Target GOP in Texas Governor's Race

Democrats in Texas are capitalizing on public concerns about massive data center operations, often associated with Republicans, as they seek to boost their campaign's message of environmental stewardship. The backlash against data centers has become a key talking point for some Democratic candidates, including Gina Hinojosa, the nominee for governor.

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International Associated Press

Judge Questions Pentagon's Testosterone Policy Amid Trans Ban Lawsuit Over Treatment Confusion

A federal judge is questioning the Pentagon's testosterone policy in a trans ban lawsuit, amid defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's new initiative to test and treat troops for low testosterone levels. The judge is seeking clarification on how the policy distinguishes between therapeutic testosterone treatment and the kind used in military operations.

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