Spyware can hijack your phone in seconds
ZeroDayRAT spyware poses a significant threat by allowing attackers to gain access to nearly everything on your smartphone.
China's androids captivated everyone, but there's one problem: Who will buy them?
China's Spring Festival showcased advanced humanoid robots in a spectacular state television show, highlighting the booming industry behind their production but raising questions about market demand.
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Android robots demonstrated advanced parkour and martial arts skills during the first fully autonomous martial arts showcase in celebration of Lunar New Year.
Review: 'Sinsonte', by Walter Tevis
The article provides a review of Walter Tevis’ novel 'Sinsonte,' which depicts a dystopian future in the 25th century United States where the population is drastically reduced and dominated by illiteracy and androids.
Do Androids Dream of Flesh-and-Blood Readers?
A reader's complaint reveals that a columnist's content consists of up to 100% AI-generated text, sparking a debate about the publication's transparency regarding AI usage.
R&B Year 2025: Do Androids Dream Better with AI?
The article discusses the evolving sound of US R&B in 2025 and highlights Xania Monet's hit single 'How Was I Supposed to Know?', which explores themes of familial love.
R&B Class of 2025: Do Androids Dream Better with AI?
In 2025, Xania Monet's song 'How Was I Supposed to Know?' reached the top of the US R&B charts, marking a notable achievement in the genre's digital sales amid discussions about the evolving sound of R&B.