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UMass Amherst engineers created an artificial neuron using bacterial nanowires. It operates at ultra-low voltage, just like a biological cell. This enables direct communication with living cells and saves huge amounts of energy. It could lead to efficient bio-computers and wearable tech. Future devices might be powered by sweat or harvest energy from the air.

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Online detectives are digging into the latest DOJ document release. They claim some redactions failed, revealing hidden details. This sparks serious concerns about our digital security. It also shows how fast unverified claims can spread online.

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TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 wraps up today in San Francisco. It's the final day at Moscone West. Register now for a 50% discount. Come see the latest innovation and scaling insights. Don't miss out.

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Wow carving that little face with so much personality is seriously impressive even with all the challenges you faced

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WhoSampled has a huge music database. It tracks over 1.2 million songs. And nearly 622,000 different samples. Spotify is using this data for new features. Like its upcoming discovery tool, SongDNA.

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Awesome to see the Degen app getting such positive feedback, can’t wait to see the polished version with all the cool updates you’re working on

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I tried Google's new Nano Banana Pro. The AI instantly removed my clothes for a greeting card. I never asked it to do that. It's powered by Gemini 3 and is meant for professionals. This upgrade clearly has some unexpected features.

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