Beijing is boasting about having an aerial mothership capable of deploying more than 100 drones and missiles but the rendering it released of the craft has drawn ridicule over what an easy target

The existence of an AI Darth Vader in Fortnite has prompted a legal challenge from SAG-AFTRA. Llama Productions/Epic Games did not notify the union regarding the decision to use a computerized voice over a flesh-and-blood actor.

Black Ops 6 already gives Call of Duty fans some pretty versatile and dynamic movement options thanks to its Omnimovement system - a far cry from the more grounded and static games of recent years. However, we may soon see CoD creep even further towards the advanced movement mechanics we saw in some of its more futuristic titles from the 2010s. Dataminers have tunneled deep into Black Ops 6 and have found that wall running is hiding in the game - and it could potentially be in preparation for CoD 2025. Continue reading Black Ops 6 dataminers uncover wall running, potentially a feature for CoD 2025MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Black Ops 6 guns, Black Ops 6 review, Black Ops 6 loadouts

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Atlanta is the second city to get the so-called "Waymo on Uber" service. The companies launched the service, which matches riders with a

Austin Russell, who became a billionaire after his lidar startup Luminar went public, appears to be out as CEO, according to the companys board. Luminars board announced Wednesday the same day of its first-quarter earnings report it had replaced Russell and appointed Paul Ricci to the role. Ricci is the former chairman and []

Google.org, the charitable arm of Google, is funding a nationwide push to expand the electrician workforce and weave AI skills into the trade. This is an effort aimed at keeping pace with datacenter power demand while expanding the definition of an AI job.The latest headlines about AI automation coming for everyones jobs could be hiding a more practical reality: without enough skilled tradespeople, the AI boom stalls. Datacenters already use about 4% of U.S. electricity, and a Department of Energy analysis notes that percentage could climb as high as 12% by 2028.In other words, GPU clusters do not install themselves, which is why Google.org has committed $10 million to the Electrical Training Alliance (etA) to train 100,000 electricians and 30,000 new apprentices over the next five years.A Trades-based Answer to AIs Power CrunchRun jointly by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) and the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA), etA operates nearly 300 Joint Apprenticeship and Training Centers across the United States. The $10 million Google grant will let those centers expand class cohorts and bring new educational content into the existing five-year apprenticeship.The updated lessons cover three practical AI tools: software that helps plan panel layouts and determine power needs; cameras that can automatically spot wiring mistakes before the drywall goes up; and programs that monitor heat readings to allow electricians to replace breakers before they overheat. Google says the program will also provide apprentices with access to Googles AI Essentials course to master AI skills like prompt engineering and data literacy.The objective is to boost the electrician talent pipeline by roughly 70% in five years, a rapid pace that could be necessary as utilities, hyperscalers, and colocation providers race to add more datacenter capacity."This initiative with Google and our partners at NECA and the Electrical Training Alliance will bring more than 100,000 sorely needed electricians into the trade to meet the demands of an AI-driven surge in data centers and power generation," said Kenneth Cooper, international president of the IBEW labor union, in a Reuters article.An Expanded View of AI WorkThe electrician program subverts the narrative that AI employment is either solely the domain of elite software talent or a threat to everyone else. Instead, the program could show how AI creates demand for skilled manual labor enhanced by digital literacy. If successful, trade roles could gain new relevance in the AI economy, even as automation significantly changes office jobs.For the AI community itself, an expanded and AI-literate electrical workforce may remove one of the less visible bottlenecks to datacenter expansion: securing enough licensed professionals to install the sites transformers and switchgear, run the power cables that feed server halls, and test everything to pass code inspections. More electricians mean faster buildouts, shorter lead times for new compute clusters, and potentially smoother progress for everything from GenAI startups to national lab research projects.Of course, no single organization can fix the expected shortfall alone, Google wrote in a blog, but through shared public and private efforts to introduce and support training programs like this one, the U.S. can develop a model for training the next generation workforce."

LIVE on The Tony Kinnett Cast at 7 p.m. EDT: Former President Joe Bidens announcement of his advanced prostate cancer one day after Axios release of the Biden/Hur interview audio is horrific.

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Imagine a scenario where illegal aliens voluntarily line up to return homeno ICE raids, no arrests, no costly deportation hearings. It sounds like a dream, but

President Trump signed the Take it Down Act to crimialize revenge porn and other noncensentual porngraphic images into law on Monday. President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump held a ceremony