With more than two-thirds of votes counted, Netanyahu's bloc and Gadi Eisenkot's opposition are both short of a majority, and a surge in turnout among Palestinian citizens has left them holding the balance of power.
Anthropic Files for What Could Be the Biggest Stock Listing Ever, Warns AI Poses 'Existential Risk'The Fathom, Ford's answer to a wave of cheap Chinese EVs, builds its home-power inverter directly into the truck rather than the wallbox — and arrives just as a bare-bones rival undercuts it by $5,000.
Shanghai's STAR 50 tech index has plunged 40% since June even as Beijing pours state money into AI and robotics, with analysts pointing to thin profit margins, soft consumer demand and the threat of further US tech restrictions.
Roughly 60,000 employees across the US, India, Canada and the UK are eligible for the voluntary exit package, the company's second workforce reduction effort this year as it manages costs amid heavy AI infrastructure spending.
Google DeepMind's Genie 4 Builds Real-Time Worlds With Sound, Physics and PeopleThe new world model generates interactive 3D environments frame by frame as users explore them, becoming the first such system to produce native audio, and will roll out first to Google AI Ultra subscribers and select developers.
Adults with knee osteoarthritis who took the prebiotic fiber inulin for six weeks saw less pain and better grip strength than expected, and stuck with it far more easily than a comparison group doing physical therapy alone.
A genomic study of 163 ant species finds that mobile DNA elements surged in activity right after the extinction event 66 million years ago, just before ant lineages exploded into the thousands of species alive today.
TOI-561 b should have lost its atmosphere to its star's radiation billions of years ago. New observations suggest silicate clouds are reflecting about 75% of incoming starlight instead, keeping the molten world shielded.
Koenig played the Enterprise's earnest young navigator across three seasons and six films, then found a second life as a villain in Babylon 5. Co-stars George Takei and William Shatner led tributes to a man they called a writer, teacher and loyal friend.