Author: errica

AI

An AI technology is subtly changing how scientists listen to the sleeping brain inside a dimly lit UCLA sleep lab. It’s not interpreting stories or mumbling dream symbols. Rather, it’s mapping the unadulterated emotions—confusion, joy, terror, and calm—that are concealed behind electrical pulses that travel through the brain during REM sleep. The machine is learning—quickly and remarkably clearly—but it is not responding. It is referred to as the Dream Decoder. It reads your nerve system like a reliable interpreter, not your dreams like a fortune teller. Emotional fingerprints encoded in neural rhythms are now recognized by this technique, which was…

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In addition to residing in Pennsylvania, Zayn Malik has established a haven there. He no longer has the paparazzi and flashbulbs that used to follow him everywhere he went in New York or Los Angeles. The sole source of noise on his peaceful Bucks County farmstead these days is the bees he keeps himself. On live television, he gave Kelly Clarkson a jar of handmade honey, revealing that unexpectedly poetic detail. This was no casual shift. Its execution was methodical and almost poetic. Following years of public scrutiny, chart-topping success, and tragedy, Malik decided to use a different type of…

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Attorney General Pam Bondi’s February testimony before the House Judiciary Committee was a clear example of the transition that occurs when hearings move from procedural to primal. It was clearly a tense scene. As lawmakers asked pointed questions, survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse sat silently behind her. Bondi reacted to criticism with controlled defiance, never faltering. “Jayapal Pramila Search History” was written on the label of her thick, black, and strangely personalized binder. There was no script for the silent gasp from the back row. Bondi used her prosecutorial stance to seem to foresee every attack. But something much more…

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After several weeks of aggressive advances, Rocket Lab’s share price discreetly pulled down on February 11th, closing at $69.62. In after-hours trading, it fell even more to $68.91, a small but significant decrease given the heightened focus on insider activities and program goals. Rocket Lab has been enjoying the kind of investor fervor typically reserved for established aerospace behemoths during the last few months. But something shifted recently. A warning signal was issued by a dramatic increase in insider selling, including CFO Adam Spice’s $103 million stock sale. Although executives don’t always sell because they anticipate conflict, this specific set…

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Institutional investors who follow energy-efficient data infrastructure investments have expressed fresh interest in Cipher Mining’s shares in recent days, in addition to cryptocurrency bulls. The 14% price increase for the company wasn’t just a speculative move; it was a reflection of the increasing awareness that CIFR’s worth might go far beyond bitcoin mining. In the last month, Morgan Stanley and other reputable research desks have started to change their viewpoint. The focus was shifted from coin speculation to infrastructure optionality by emphasizing Cipher’s capacity to accommodate AI-focused workloads in its expanding data centers. Particularly inventive felt was this small change…

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Liberty Energy’s ascent has a subdued tempo that attracts attention without shouting for it. Its share price has increased significantly in recent months; this trend has been impressively consistent, if not very dramatic. The stock formed a line of resilience rather than a surge of enthusiasm after bottoming out around $9.50 and then slowly rising back above $24. Movement like that conveys a distinct message. It isn’t being pursued by speculative mania or hype. Rather, the recent trajectory of Liberty Energy seems to have been created by patience and performance, a combination that is sometimes more difficult to recognize but…

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There are times when news spreads quietly yet has a big impact. It was just like that when Jung Eun-woo suddenly passed away—a silent notification that swiftly became an emotional landslide. Despite not being the most well-known figure in Korean entertainment, his exit sparked a profound and widespread reaction. The 39-year-old actor was officially declared deceased on February 11; nonetheless, his name became popular within hours due to both his legacy and the enigmatic tweet he had published the day before. Portraits of two musicians who passed away too soon, Amy Winehouse and Leslie Cheung, were included in that post,…

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The most significant upgrades don’t often come with big keynotes or marketing glitz. That is exactly what happened with iOS 26.3, which was secretly launched in the middle of February. On paper, it’s a minor update—just another version number in an extensive series of iPhone upgrades. However, behind the surface, it shows a more deliberate approach to interoperability, data ownership, and user experience. Apple’s new “Transfer to Android” tool is one of the most useful and innovative upgrades. The transition from iOS to Android today feels remarkably smooth after years of having few migration choices. The system starts a guided…

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To monitor the environment in the far north a few decades ago, brave field personnel, delicate paper logs, and the patience that can only be developed in freezing quiet were all necessary. In the Arctic region of Norway, that silent labor is now becoming more intelligent. Very much smarter. Teams at the Tromsø-based research institute NORCE are at the forefront of this change, creating autonomous environmental sensors that can function in some of the harshest environments on Earth. NORCE’s strategy uses drones, aircraft-mounted radar, and robotic observatories that glide silently under the sea ice, as opposed to employing human observers…

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Initially, the tremor was but a whisper beneath the floorboards. When the March 28, 2025, earthquake from Myanmar hit, it quickly became more severe than Bangkok could withstand. There was a violent rattle of windows. Sathorn’s half-built skyscraper crumbled like a piece of folded paper. What’s more disturbing is that government warnings came too late to make a difference. It shook preconceived notions about readiness in addition to shaking buildings that morning. Thailand’s answer was remarkably quick and subtly ambitious. An AI-enabled seismic monitoring system that could identify, evaluate, and warn before calamity struck had been put into place by…

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