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Patagonia Photo Contest celebrates breathtaking landscapes and wildlife – while exposing conservation concerns

The winners of the seventh Patagonia Photo Contest have been announced, celebrating one of the world’s most spectacular natural regions through breathtaking photography. From snow-capped peaks to soaring Andean condors, this year’s winning images capture Patagonia’s extraordinary beauty—but also serve as stark reminders of the conservation challenges facing its wildlife. Organized every…
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Tesla launches 'Tesla Home' with Opticaster AI to cut power bills

Tesla has launched Tesla Home, a home energy management platform powered by an AI engine called Opticaster that it says makes “hundreds of decisions” a day about when to store and use electricity to lower your bill. However, it’s not an entirely new product as Electrek has been reporting on Tesla’s Opticaster for 5 years. What Tesla Home actually is According to Tesla’s own support…
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DefenseNews

Ukrainian ground robot maker doubles production, eyes ventures with foreign partners

WARSAW, Poland — Ukraine’s unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) manufacturer Trinity Robotics plans to double its production to some 2,200 units this year, benefiting from the rapidly rising use of ground robots in the Ukrainian Army’s operations. The company is in talks with a French producer to launch manufacturing of its solutions abroad and is also looking for partners in other European…
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The new ChatGPT superapp takes aim at Claude Desktop

Eyes up, Claude. Rolling out starting today, the new ChatGPT does a little — scratch that — a lot of everything, including coding, web browsing, publishing to the web, and even controlling your PC. Any similarities to the Claude desktop app and Claude Cowork are quite surely intentional. With the revamped ChatGPT (available now for Mac users, with a Windows version coming in the next few…
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