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‘Suicide Pod’ Inventor Creating AI-Powered Device for Couples to Die Together https://t.co/JEkt7XQXfu — FutureTrump2️⃣⏺2️⃣4⃣🍊 (@RealTrump2020_) January 20, 2026 The inventor of a suicide gas chamber capsule, called a “Sarco pod,” is creating a new version designed for couples who want to die together. News of the tandem death device comes a year after the 3D-printed …
Palantir just signed a $100 million contract with The Nuclear Company. The deal runs five years. The mission is to build NOS, a Nuclear Operating System. A real-time, AI-driven software platform designed to run the construction of nuclear reactors from the ground up. The system will live on Palantir’s Foundry stack. It will track parts, …
Police departments will be using AI to squeeze every last cent out of the communities they “serve”. The system, called “Heads Up,” doesn’t just check speed or running traffic lights like in other locales. Instead, they look for violations, like failure to wear a seat belt or texting while driving. “The Heads Up cameras take …
“On Wednesday, federal prosecutors charged a North Carolina musician with defrauding streaming services of $10 million through an elaborate scheme involving AI, as reported by The New York Times. Michael Smith, 52, allegedly used AI to create hundreds of thousands of fake songs by nonexistent bands, then streamed them using bots to collect royalties from …
High-powered chipmaker Nvidia has teamed up with artificial intelligence health care company Hippocratic AI to develop generative AI “agents” that not only outperform human nurses on video calls but cost a lot less per hour. The two companies on Thursday announced their collaboration to build “empathetic health care agents” powered by Nvidia and trained on …
by Chris Black Well, you’re beginning to see AI is poised to become the next ‘big brother,’ which could explain why banks and governments are advocating for a cashless society. Money laundering is a major issue for financial institutions. Banks have long relied on humans to monitor rules-based systems that detect suspicious transactions. These legacy systems …