Remote worker sues Sutherland over daily webcam surveillance
Glennis Von Sander-Timinski claims the company rejected medical accommodations for lupus and demanded six hours of daily commuting before firing her.
Glennis Von Sander-Timinski claims the company rejected medical accommodations for lupus and demanded six hours of daily commuting before firing her.
A study shows the pathogen turns long-lived immune defenders into cellular hideouts, pointing to drug pathways that could defuse severe second infections.
Legislation under consideration would grant the UK AI Security Institute pre-release testing access to advanced models.
Court filings in Massachusetts expose scientist warnings over algae biofuels and carbon capture while fossil fuel investments expanded.
Engineers configured two forms of polyethylene to create stretchy, resilient thread that survives repeated melting and respinning without losing strength.
The network privately blamed an early release before an editor note acknowledged errors in reporting on Donald Trump Jr.
Big tech debt reached $460 billion as capital expenditures across six major hyperscalers approach $1 trillion next year.
Machine learning sharpens scans and cuts examination times, but altering microscopic tissue measurements creates new calibration challenges for quantitative medicine.
Sandia National Laboratories found an emergency could release toxic gas clouds, while local firefighters plan to let 17 buildings burn.
A three-year deployment covering nine million people aims to free 13,500 consultant hours annually by clearing benign cases before outpatient visits.
Strikes across Sasovo and Kaluga knock server clusters offline as retaliatory attacks target computing hubs housing Russian artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Gas and chemical commitments expanded while Oman plunged 97% and Saudi Arabia delayed marquee projects including NEOM Stadium.