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In a striking turn of events, cybersecurity researcher Allison Nixon has found herself at the center of a disturbing saga involving online death threats. These threats originated from anonymous individuals using the aliases Waifu and Judische on platforms like Telegram and Discord. Nixon, who serves as the chief research officer at Unit B—an organization dedicated […]

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The Dangers of the Carnivore Diet Trend

Recent dietary discussions have been stirred by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has adopted a carnivore diet, promoting a meat-centric approach that challenges traditional nutritional guidelines. This shift is part of his broader initiative, “Make America Healthy Again,” where he emphasizes the consumption of meat and whole-fat dairy products. Despite the growing body of evidence […]

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Reality vs. Fiction: The Truth About Heists

In the realm of filmmaking, crafting a heist movie resembles executing a complex caper. Director Steven Soderbergh, renowned for his work on the Ocean’s franchise, likened the two processes, highlighting the necessity of creativity, teamwork, and meticulous planning. However, when examining real-life heists, the stark contrast becomes evident. Contrary to what cinematic portrayals suggest, modern […]

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In the latest edition of The Download, we bring you an exclusive conversation with Jim O’Neill, the U.S. Deputy Health Secretary, who has emerged as a pivotal figure in public health over the past year. O’Neill, who manages a federal health department with an impressive budget exceeding a trillion dollars, is at the forefront of […]

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AI Revives Musician’s Voice Stolen by ALS

In a poignant moment on stage, musician Patrick Darling performed a heartfelt song dedicated to his late great-grandfather, marking a significant milestone in his life. This was not just any performance; it was Darling’s first time singing with his bandmates since he lost the ability to use his voice two years ago due to amyotrophic […]

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The landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) in China is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by a surge in open-source initiatives. In the past year, Chinese firms have introduced AI models that rival their Western counterparts in both performance and affordability, indicating a pivotal shift in the global AI ecosystem. The recent launch of the Kimi […]

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The Rise of Electric Vehicles in Africa

The adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) is on the rise globally, with Africa also experiencing significant interest, albeit with unique challenges. While the continent is witnessing a gradual increase in the availability and affordability of EVs, many regions still grapple with inadequate charging infrastructure and unreliable electricity supply. These factors pose significant hurdles for potential […]

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In the evolving landscape of technology, artificial intelligence (AI) is significantly transforming the dynamics of cybercrime. While developers harness AI to enhance software creation and debugging processes, malicious actors are equally leveraging these advancements to streamline their attacks. This trend lowers the entry barriers for less skilled cybercriminals, allowing them to launch sophisticated attacks with […]

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Recent analyses suggest that electric vehicles (EVs) may become more affordable to own than traditional gas-powered cars in Africa by 2040, driven by advancements in battery technology and solar off-grid charging solutions. Although only 1% of new vehicles sold on the continent in 2025 are expected to be electric, the economic feasibility of EVs is […]

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In recent weeks, the QuitGPT movement has emerged as a vocal response from users dissatisfied with OpenAI’s popular chatbot. The campaign, which encourages individuals to cancel their ChatGPT subscriptions, gained traction after Alfred Stephen, a freelance software developer based in Singapore, expressed frustration over the chatbot’s coding capabilities and often verbose responses. His experience resonated […]