A new feature on X has uncovered that several influencers, who have been portraying themselves as U.S.-based culture warriors, actually reside outside the United States. This revelation raises questions about the authenticity of their claims and the content they produce.

The American trucking industry is on the brink of transformation as technology introduces new driver-assistance features aimed at enhancing safety and reducing the demands placed on truck drivers. This shift is crucial for an economy heavily reliant on the trucking workforce.

Tech companies are heavily investing in AI technologies, with significant funds directed towards AI chips and data centers. However, this surge in investment is increasingly being financed through debt and high-risk strategies, raising alarms among financial analysts about the potential for an AI bubble that could burst soon.

The U.S. government has approved the development of a crash test dummy designed to represent the female body. Despite this advancement, it remains unclear when the dummy will be implemented in testing protocols.

The U.S. government has introduced a new crash test dummy design that better represents women. Advocates believe this development will enhance vehicle safety, as women are 73% more likely to sustain injuries in head-on collisions compared to men.

The child advocacy nonprofit Fairplay has issued a warning against purchasing AI toys ahead of the holiday season, highlighting potential risks associated with these products. This advisory reflects growing concerns among consumer and child advocacy groups regarding the implications of AI technology on children's development and safety.

Senators Mark Kelly and John Curtis are advocating for accountability from social media companies regarding the harmful effects of their algorithms. They discussed their proposed legislation in an interview with NPR.

Nvidia reported impressive earnings on Wednesday, alleviating concerns regarding a potential AI bubble. The tech giant's financial performance has sparked both excitement and apprehension about the increasing investments in artificial intelligence on Wall Street.

A major Internet outage this week has highlighted the world's heavy reliance on a few web service companies, particularly Cloudflare. NPR's Ailsa Chang discusses the implications of this incident with cybersecurity expert Betsy Cooper from the Aspen Institute.