
Company Plans Human Trials for Brain Implant to Treat Depression
Motif Neurotech is preparing to test a brain-computer interface device designed to treat mental health disorders in human patients.

Motif Neurotech is preparing to test a brain-computer interface device designed to treat mental health disorders in human patients.

A Chinese hacker faces federal charges for stealing COVID-19 research, while Israeli spyware company Paragon reportedly fails to cooperate with Italian authorities.

General Motors accelerates electric vehicle battery plans while electric ferries expand globally, as policy debates continue over EV road funding.

Apple is testing a new Siri feature that can process multiple voice commands simultaneously, according to reports.

Nintendo announced plans to offer Switch 2 models with user-replaceable batteries in the European Union to comply with upcoming regulations.

Volvo is developing a replacement for its discontinued EX30 electric vehicle, which faced challenges from tariffs and safety recalls.
Internal YouTube documents show employees acknowledged aiming for viewer addiction and blocking child safety measures due to revenue concerns.

Two separate police incidents highlight ongoing concerns about law enforcement conduct and data handling procedures.

Autonomous vehicle company Aurora will operate driverless truck routes for McLane Company across Texas and the Sun Belt region by 2026.

Apple has released the second generation of its over-ear AirPods Max headphones with improved noise cancellation and new features powered by the H2 chip.

A technology startup is working with Nvidia and homebuilder PulteGroup to install small data processing units in residential properties.

Tesla withdrew Elon Musk's $29 billion interim compensation package following a court decision that restored his original $56 billion pay deal.

State and local governments are increasingly pursuing measures to block or restrict data center construction as communities resist AI infrastructure expansion.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services accidentally published Social Security numbers for at least 100 health providers on its public directory.

YouTubers report that Trump Mobile's customer database is leaking personal information including email and home addresses.
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