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Mercedes-Benz hat mit dem Vision V in Schanghai ein Konzeptfahrzeug für einen Elektro-Van der Zukunft vorgestellt. (Mercedes Benz, Auto)
Mercedes-Benz hat mit dem Vision V in Schanghai ein Konzeptfahrzeug für einen Elektro-Van der Zukunft vorgestellt. (Mercedes Benz, Auto) OpenAI ermöglicht jetzt die Generierung von Bildern über seine API. Namhafte Anbieter nutzen die Funktion bereits. (OpenAI, Server-Applikationen)
OpenAI ermöglicht jetzt die Generierung von Bildern über seine API. Namhafte Anbieter nutzen die Funktion bereits. (OpenAI, Server-Applikationen) BMW hat auf der Auto Schanghai 2025 eine Kooperation mit dem chinesischen KI-Unternehmen Deepseek angekündigt – aber nur für den chinesischen Markt. (BMW, KI)
Viele Unternehmen setzen auf Microsoft Copilot, um Prozesse zu vereinfachen und produktiver zu arbeiten. Wie der KI-Assistent sinnvoll eingeführt und genutzt werden kann, zeigt dieser praxisnahe Online-Workshop. (Golem Karrierewelt, KI)
Viele Unternehmen setzen auf Microsoft Copilot, um Prozesse zu vereinfachen und produktiver zu arbeiten. Wie der KI-Assistent sinnvoll eingeführt und genutzt werden kann, zeigt dieser praxisnahe Online-Workshop. (Golem Karrierewelt, KI) The worm indefinitely proliferates into cystic masses in organs, mimicking cancer.
No matter how bad things might seem, at least you haven't accidentally eaten fox poop and developed an insidious tapeworm infection that masquerades as a cancerous liver tumor while it slowly destroys your organs and eventually kills you—or, you probably haven't done that.
What's more, according to a newly published study in Emerging Infectious Diseases, even if you have somehow feasted on fox feces and acquired this nightmare parasite, it's looking less likely that doctors will need to hack out chunks of your organs to try to stop it.
That's the good news from the new study. The bad news is that, while this infection is fairly rare, it appears to be increasing. And, if you do get it, you might have a shorter lifespan than the uninfected and may be sicker in general.
Live action film is directed by Dan Trachtenberg of Prey fame.
It's not every day you get a trailer for a new, live-action Predator movie, but today is one of those days. 20th Century Studios just released the first teaser for Predator: Badlands, a feature film that unconventionally makes the classic movie monster a protagonist.
The film follows Dek (Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi), a young member of the predator species and society who has been banished. He'll work closely with a Weyland-Yutani Android named Thia (Elle Fanning) to take down "the ultimate adversary," which the trailer dubs a creature that "can't be killed." The adversary looks like a very large monster we haven't seen before, judging from a few shots in the trailer.
Some or all of the film is rumored to take place on the Predator home world, and the movie intends to greatly expand on the mythology around the Predators' culture, language, and customs. It's intended as a standalone movie in the Predator/Alien universe.
New estimate: Fossil fuel companies have caused trillions of dollars in damages.
A few decades ago, it wasn't realistic to attribute individual events—even heat waves—to the general warming trend driven by human-caused climate change. Now, there are peer-reviewed methods of rapidly detecting humanity's fingerprints in the wake of weather disasters like hurricanes or climate-driven wildfires.
In today's issue of Nature, Dartmouth's Christopher Callahan and Justin Mankin argue that we've reached a similar level of sophistication regarding another key question: What are the economic damages caused by individual climate events? They argue that we can now assign monetary values to the damage caused by emissions that can be traced back to individual companies. They found that "The global economy would be $28 trillion richer ... were it not for the extreme heat caused by the emissions from the 111 carbon majors."
They argue that this method might provide legal ammunition for those interested in seeking climate damages in court: "By revealing the human fingerprint on events previously thought to be ‘acts of God,’ attribution science has helped make climate change legally legible."
Biggest threat to free speech “is coming from our own government,” Gomez says.
A Democratic member of the Federal Communications Commission plans what she calls a First Amendment tour to fight the Trump administration's "ongoing campaign of censorship and control."
"Since the founding of our country, the First Amendment has protected our fundamental right to speak freely and hold power to account. Today, the greatest threat to that freedom is coming from our own government," Commissioner Anna Gomez said yesterday.
Gomez plans to focus on FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's actions against news broadcasters and tech firms. Under Carr, "the FCC is being weaponized to attack freedom of speech in the media and telecommunications sector instead of focusing on its core mission—connecting the public, protecting consumers, and supporting competition," Gomez's announcement said.
The modding community is already hard at work despite lack of “official” support.
Bethesda isn't officially supporting mods for the newly released Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered. But that hasn't stopped some players from discovering that many mods created for the 2006 original seem to work just fine in the new game with a bare minimum of installation headaches.
As noted on Reddit and the Bethesda Game Studios Discord, some .esp mod files designed years ago for the original Oblivion have the same effect when plugged into the new Remastered game. Ars confirmed this during some quick testing, using a mod uploaded in 2008 to easily add high-end weapons and armor to the opening jail cell scene in the Remastered version.
While players of the original game could use the Oblivion Mod Manager to easily install these mods, doing so in the Remastered version requires a bit more manual work. First, users have to download the applicable .esp mod files and put them in the "Content/Dev/ObvData/Data" folder (the same one that already houses DLC data files like "DLCHorseArmor.esp"). Then it's just a matter of opening "Plugins.txt" in the same folder and adding that full .esp file name to the plaintext list.
The modding community is already hard at work despite lack of “official” support.
Bethesda isn't officially supporting mods for the newly released Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered. But that hasn't stopped some players from discovering that many mods created for the 2006 original seem to work just fine in the new game with a bare minimum of installation headaches.
As noted on Reddit and the Bethesda Game Studios Discord, some .esp mod files designed years ago for the original Oblivion have the same effect when plugged into the new Remastered game. Ars confirmed this during some quick testing, using a mod uploaded in 2008 to easily add high-end weapons and armor to the opening jail cell scene in the Remastered version.
While players of the original game could use the Oblivion Mod Manager to easily install these mods, doing so in the Remastered version requires a bit more manual work. First, users have to download the applicable .esp mod files and put them in the "Content/Dev/ObvData/Data" folder (the same one that already houses DLC data files like "DLCHorseArmor.esp"). Then it's just a matter of opening "Plugins.txt" in the same folder and adding that full .esp file name to the plaintext list.
BMW hat auf der Auto Schanghai 2025 eine Kooperation mit dem chinesischen KI-Unternehmen Deepseek angekündigt - aber nur für den chinesischen Markt. (