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Will Anyone Actually Ever Live to 200?
Some experts are optimistic that science will eventually find ways to extend life, but many longevity claims are unrealistic. Source link
The Architectural Follies of Trump’s Washington, DC
Karrie Jacobs The president plans to remake the capital in his own image, but is all he is doing destroying what’s already there? The post The Architectural Follies of Trump’s Washington, DC appeared first on The Nation. Source link
A fridge hack spoiled food in hundreds of French supermarkets. Cybersecurity experts say it's a wake-up call
The cyberattack on French supermarkets earlier this week that left hundreds of fridges worth of food spoiled should be a wake-up call about the vulnerabilities of digitized systems and devices that are connected to the internet, cybersecurity experts say. Source link
Swimmer Archie Goodburn to meet prime minister over cancer funding
The Scottish athlete, who has inoperable brain tumours, previously made a tearful plea for more investment in brain cancer research on BBC Breakfast. Source link
Pope's AI adviser warns Australia's copyright changes risk 'new form of colonialism'
Father Paolo Benanti is a Franciscan friar but he is also a key adviser to the Vatican on AI, and he has a warning for Australia about the actions of AI companies. Source link
US raids 40 laptop farms for North Korean IT workers
But researchers expect disruption of “Famous Chollima” to be short-lived. Source link
TfNSW's 'Project Guardian' senses rail corridor, highway incursions
Trial uses technology sourced from multiple vendors. Source link
Government fails to secure support for beleaguered private health bill
Controversial private health insurance changes affecting older Australians are now on life support, after the legislation was effectively thrown out of parliament by the Coalition and crossbench. Source link
WOMADelaide reveals 2027 line-up marking 35 years of The World's Festival
Adelaide’s revered event has celebrated global music since 1992. This year’s diverse line-up is no exception. Source link
Hospitality bosses warn of empty cafes and kitchens under migration cuts
The latest pushback on sweeping migration cuts has come from the hospitality industry in a social media campaign focused on the consequences for everyday Australians if crucial jobs are left vacant. Source link