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  • CNBC
  • 2025
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Race to give tax cuts to data centers

Following in the footsteps of the state of Indiana (2019), almost all states in the US provide tax exemptions to eligible data centers. The demand for data centers was high when the Indiana legislation was passed, but it has skyrocketed ever since the advent of LLMs and their need for more storage and energy. To attract data centers, states are forfeiting millions of dollars in taxes. Questions about whether having these exemptions is even profitable, considering that they don’t create that many jobs but use a significant amount of electricity, along with questions about who is getting these benefits, are being raised. It was found that a company applied for an exemption, but it was another holding company for Google.
 
 

  • CNBC
  • 2025
  • 5 min
  • Nature
  • 2025
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Why AI Should Not be Used in the Scientific Process

Researchers in this article make an argument against the use of AI in the scientific process. They believe that the sheer volume of academic articles being produced is putting an immense strain on the peer review process. This limits the capacity for in-depth thought and confuses scientific progress with a skewed notion of academic productivity—scientific progress is quantified by the number of articles produced.
 

  • Nature
  • 2025
  • 3 min
  • Cyber Security News
  • 2025
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Tesla Wall Connector Hacked in 18 Minute Attack

Tesla’s famous wall charger, which is installed in homes and businesses worldwide, gets hacked through the charging cable on the adapter. The adapter had a previously undocumented feature that allowed Tesla vehicles to update it through the charging cable, and hackers were able to exploit this vulnerability. After being able to execute arbitrary code on the device, hackers may gain access to the local network that the charger is connected to—among other things.

  • Cyber Security News
  • 2025
  • 5 min
  • BBC
  • 2025
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Drone Use in Ghaza

A surgeon in the occupied West Bank talks about how Israeli military drones are coming to neighborhoods and picking off civilians, including injured children near hospitals.
 

  • BBC
  • 2025
  • 10 min
  • The New York Times
  • 2025
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The Weapon that Terrorizes Ukraine by Night

This article reports how Ukraine recovered debris from a newly encountered Shahed drone variant during Russian nighttime strikes. The drone was discovered to have advanced jamming tech, decoys, and saturation. The drone utilized new war tactics and had increased effectiveness of remote warfare.

  • The New York Times
  • 2025
  • 5 min
  • Digital Health
  • 2025
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The Use of AI Scribing Tools by GPs

The BMA warns GPs to exercise caution when using AI scribing tools, emphasizing the need for proper clinical safety and information governance.

  • Digital Health
  • 2025
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