Luke Littler's Face is Now Officially a Brand: Welcome to the AI Age of Personal Trademarks
The darts champion joins celebrities protecting their likeness from AI misuse through trademark registration. Here's why it matters.
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Luke Littler Trademarking His Face: Why Darts' Golden Boy Is Going All-In on AI Protection
Young darts champion Luke Littler files to trademark his face, joining celebrities protecting their likeness from AI misuse and unauthorized commercial use.
Space Launch is Getting Crowded, and That's Actually Good News
From Canada to Scotland, nations are racing to build sovereign launch capabilities. Here's why the space industry just got a lot more interesting.
Paramount+ Is Banking on Sports and Prestige TV to Justify Your Subscription
With NFL games, March Madness, and original series, Paramount+ is trying to be everything to everyone. Is it worth the monthly fee?
How RFK Jr. Is Dismantling America's Scientific Advisory System
Kennedy has gutted 75 federal health advisory boards, replacing experts with anti-vaccine allies and corrupting decades of scientific governance.
Facebook's $3,000 Monthly Bribe Isn't Fooling Anyone
Meta's Content Fast Track programme pays creators to post on Facebook, but experts say it's a desperate move that won't solve the platform's real problems.
Google's Fitbit Coach Just Got Way Smarter (And Your Doctor Might Finally Care)
Fitbit's AI Coach now accesses your medical records and improves sleep tracking by 15%. Here's what that actually means for your health.
K2's Gravitas Satellite Could Change Everything About Space Power
A startup backed by former SpaceX engineers is about to test the most powerful satellite thruster ever flown. Here's why it matters.
The Quiet Revolution: Why AI Is Finally Coming Home to Your Phone
Multiverse Computing is betting that smaller, locally-run AI models are the answer to the cloud's growing fragility
Kagi Translate's Silly 'Languages' Show Why We Still Love Playing With AI
Kagi Translate accidentally became the internet's favorite toy when users discovered they could translate into 'LinkedIn Speak' and 'tiny little kitten.'
UK Government Admits Defeat on AI Copyright: What Now?
The UK government backtracks on AI copyright rules after artist backlash. But the real fight is just beginning.
NYT Mini Crossword March 18: These Answers Were Surprisingly Straightforward
March 18's NYT Mini Crossword was a breeze. Here are all the answers you need to solve it in seconds.
