Recent data suggests that dark energy, which drives the universe's expansion, might evolve over time, challenging the idea of it being constant and requiring a reassessment of cosmological theories.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff stated that AI performs up to 50% of the company's work, as Salesforce aims for efficiency through AI and cuts jobs in line with the broader tech industry trend.

Sacramento distributes 200 technology kits to promote digital access for underserved communities, including local organizations and tech-focused college students.

Neuro.io plans to invest $100 million in creating a BrainHUB innovation campus in Louisiana's Bayou Region, promising to create over 1,100 jobs in AI and healthcare.

Meta successfully defended against a copyright infringement lawsuit, as a judge ruled authors didn't prove Meta's AI training undercut their book market.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $40 million investment for the Empire AI Beta supercomputer, boosting AI research and capabilities in the state.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory has developed a lighter, polymer-based battery component for EVs that promises lower costs, fast charging capabilities, and improved safety.

Bays Mountain Park opened a new immersive exhibit, "Discover Our Appalachian Highlands Home," with interactive features such as a lake diorama, wildlife replicas, and sensory stations to educate on the area's ecosystem.

A U.S. judge ruled that AI company Anthropic legally used copyrighted books to train its chatbot, Claude, despite questions about the source of the books. The case will go to trial to address damages for housing pirated books.

WeRIDE Microtransit in Peoria is expanding its service area to improve neighborhood connectivity starting July 1, with fares from $1 and user-friendly features like an app for payments and scheduling.

ORNL scientists used machine learning on the Summit supercomputer to accurately predict molten salt properties, aiding nuclear reactor design and safety.

Chatham County is set to improve its digital infrastructure with new high-speed internet projects, funded by NCDIT grants, to benefit over 2,000 homes and businesses.

A rapid test developed by Mayo Clinic and ASU for valley fever can deliver results in minutes, a significant improvement over the traditional 23-day diagnosis time.