U.S. drone and robot restrictions may reshape the robotics market, but China’s scale could still dominate global competition.
Musk says SpaceX can speed gas turbines for AI data centers, but the plan could worsen pollution and health concerns near communities.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott froze funding for Flock cameras as privacy concerns, misuse reports and surveillance backlash spread.
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