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- 1New Solid-State Battery Promises 745 Miles Of EV Range▼'745 Miles Of Range With The Solid-State Pack' - The Battery Making Today’s EVs Instantly Obsolete
A newly highlighted solid-state battery pack claims to deliver up to 745 miles of range on a single charge, a figure far beyond what most of today's electric vehicles can achieve. The report argues such technology could make current EVs obsolete once it reaches production. Details on timing, cost and which manufacturers might adopt the pack remain unclear.
- 2Andy Burnham's Labour Conference speech mocked as staged online●This is brilliant - watch UK PM Andy Burnham today at the Labour Conference waiting for the ‘Applause Sound Effect’ to c
Andy Burnham's appearance at the Labour Party Conference is drawing mockery online, with critics sharing a clip in which he pauses during his speech, appearing to wait for crowd applause. Commenters are using the moment to claim his public image and the government's are manufactured, though supporters counter that natural pauses in conference speeches are routine.
- 3AI-generated propaganda investigation draws attention▼Interesting Watch -- The market hates me today so catching up on some vids ... You no longer need real people to create
Viewers are sharing an investigation into AI-driven propaganda featuring investigators Tatsiana "Tanya" Ashurkevich and Christo Grozev. The report shows how artificial intelligence can now manufacture fake people, images and stories without any real participants, raising concerns about disinformation campaigns. Commenters highlight how easily synthetic media can be produced and spread for political influence.
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New purchasing managers' index data from China points to improving conditions across both manufacturing and services, suggesting a broadening of economic momentum in the world's second-largest economy. Analysts are weighing whether the uptick signals a durable recovery, with markets watching the figures closely for implications on global demand and commodity prices.