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Tesla’s second-generation Roadster pairs ambitious performance hardware with a cockpit interface designed around driving data. Videos from the company’s October event offer a closer look at the touchscreen, revealing how drivers will control the electric sports car’s adjustable aerodynamics and track-focused systems.
The display uses a dark interface with red and w...
L3Harris Technologies is developing a longer-range missile interceptor that could help the U.S. Army counter drones and other aerial threats without requiring entirely new launch infrastructure. The defense contractor has secured a three-year agreement worth up to $60 million to advance the weapon through flight performance testing.
The program targets a growing ch...
OpenAI is keeping its most advanced AI training runs away from the live internet after discovering ways its own models could break out of controlled computing environments. The company now uses an offline web environment where models can practice browsing without directly accessing live websites.
The policy follows security tests that exposed weaknesses in OpenAI’s...
The United States is soon to begin airframe production of its new uncrewed fighter jet. For this, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI), the world leader in Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS), has announced its partnership with Spirit Defense, a Boeing company.
The aim is to support airframe production of the new FQ-42 Vengeance Collaborative Combat Air...
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) is turning to artificial intelligence, digital manufacturing, and advanced materials science to transform an industry that has changed little in decades.
A newly launched national initiative, the Center for Research and Advancement of Forest Product Technologies (CRAFT), will develop next-generation technologies to modernize the ...