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    Chinese AI bubble fears fuel US 2027 crash predictions●So judging by this news if the AI bubble is bursting in China then the reports that 2027 is the year that it’ll burst in𝕏xCN5756 h ago

    News of a possible AI bubble bursting in China is drawing comparisons to warnings that the United States could face a similar bust in 2027. Commentators argue that if Chinese AI valuations are already deflating, the widely reported 2027 timeline for a US correction may prove accurate, adding to broader concern about overheated AI investment worldwide.

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    2026 Oklahoma Solar Summit to Link Agriculture and Renewable Energy▼2026 Oklahoma Solar Summit: Bridging Agriculture and Renewable Energy in Stillwater✉newsEnvironmentEnergyjust now

    The 2026 Oklahoma Solar Summit is being held in Stillwater, focusing on the connection between agriculture and renewable energy. The event aims to bring together farmers, landowners and energy stakeholders to discuss how solar development can coexist with and benefit Oklahoma's farm economy. Coverage so far is limited to the announcement itself, with few further details available about speakers or agenda.

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    Paloma Faith speaks on children's lives in war zones at London concert●https://www. instagram.com/reel/DfOwxgMtePc /?obrf=bm0zc25keGV0dGI5 British singer Paloma Faith speaks about the value oMmastodonWarSudan816 h ago

    British singer Paloma Faith addressed the crowd during Macklemore's concert in London, speaking about the value of children's lives and highlighting the suffering of children in Gaza, Sudan, Yemen and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Her remarks are being shared widely, with supporters praising her willingness to raise humanitarian crises on stage and drawing attention to conflicts often overshadowed in public debate.

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    DGIST develops screw-lens ultrasound transducer to inspect chip defects▼“A Screw Lens Is Used to Visually Inspect Micro-defects in Semiconductor Chips.” DGIST Has Developed a High-Resolution Ultrasound Transducer.✉newsTechnologySemiconductors8 min ago

    Researchers at DGIST in South Korea have developed a high-resolution ultrasound transducer that uses a screw-shaped lens to visually inspect micro-defects in semiconductor chips. The technology is aimed at improving quality control in chip manufacturing by detecting tiny flaws that conventional inspection methods may miss. Details on performance figures and commercialisation plans were not provided in the initial reports.

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    Scientists still puzzle over DART's impact on Dimorphos●My read: nudging an asteroid is not the same as understanding how we did it. NASA's DART changed Dimorphos's orbit on 26MmastodonScience29 h ago

    NASA's DART spacecraft altered the orbit of the asteroid Dimorphos on 26 September 2022, the first time humanity changed the path of a Solar System object. Commenters note that while the orbit shift was measured, scientists still do not fully understand what the impact did to the asteroid itself. ESA's Hera mission, a small-car-sized spacecraft, is expected to provide closer answers about the crater and internal structure.

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    AI-generated image tagged 'Asterisk' circulates online●“Asterisk” # bigboobs # bigbreasts # boobs # breasts # caption # cleavage # redhairedgirl # redhead # redheadredhair # rMmastodonTechnologyAI04 h ago

    A generative AI image of a red-haired woman in a green turtleneck, captioned 'Asterisk', is circulating with hashtags referencing breasts, cleavage and sweaters. The tags also reference generative AI and grammar, suggesting a wordplay joke about an asterisk symbol. No wider news event is evident beyond this single post, which shows no engagement.

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    GNI Announces 2026 Annual Learning Forum on AI and Human Rights▼GNI Annual Learning Forum 2026: Bridging AI, Governance, & Human Rights✉newsWorldHuman Rights17 h ago

    The Global Network Initiative has announced its Annual Learning Forum 2026, focused on bridging artificial intelligence, governance, and human rights. The event is expected to bring together technology companies, civil society, academics, and policymakers to discuss how AI development and regulation intersect with freedom of expression and privacy rights worldwide.

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    Jazz station plays Astrud Gilberto's 'Light My Fire'●Astrud Gilberto - Light My Fire # JazzFM # Jazz # NowPlaying # AstrudGilbertoMmastodonCultureMusic017 h ago

    Jazz FM is playing Astrud Gilberto's version of 'Light My Fire', prompting listeners to share the track under now-playing tags. Gilberto, the Brazilian singer best known for 'The Girl from Ipanema', recorded the Doors cover in the late 1960s, and her breezy interpretation remains a favourite among jazz and bossa nova fans.