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The U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School, in conjunction with the DARPA agency, has begun testing Lockheed Martin’s X-62 VISTA prototype aircraft equipped with artificial intelligence software that allows it to mimic the flight characteristics of other aircraft.
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Top NASA manager Bill Nelson and Japanese Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Masahito Moriyama signed a landmark agreement.
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Google is offering users a paid subscription to a new version of its Chrome Enterprise Premium browser.
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Under pressure from EU and US regulators, Apple was forced to agree to some relaxations in its own policy.
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Urwerk, a company known for its extraordinary wristwatches, has introduced a new model called SpaceTime Blade.
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In Dubai, an event called “Dubai Jet Suit Race”, in which pilots with jetpacks competed in high-speed passing the distance, has come to an end.
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Thai company Felo has unveiled a TOOZ electric motorcycle aimed at tourists at the International Motor Show in Bangkok.
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OpenAI has announced that it is ready to introduce a new AI tool Voice Engine. It can be used to clone people’s voices based on audio recordings of their speech lasting only 15 seconds.
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Hackers Ian Carroll and Lennert Wouters have brought the issue of hotel room security to the public’s attention.
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The retirement of the Concorde in November 2003 was not the end of the era of supersonic passenger aviation. Its continuation is only a matter of time. March 22 in the aerospace port of Mojave, California took place the first flight of Boom XB-1 – a prototype of the future supersonic commercial aircraft company Overture.
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