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The Regulatory Push Is Gaining Momentum Regulators around the world are making progress toward certifying electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOLs). In the United States, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has released guidance for powered‑lift aircraft and set up clearer pathways under MOSAIC rules that apply to eVTOLs. This is helping several companies finalize certification plans. In Europe, aviation authorities are working on adapting safety and airworthiness rules specific to eVTOL designs. The goal is to balance safety with fostering innovation in urban air mobility. Key Players and Their Timelines Several startups and established aerospace companies have prototypes in…

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In the ever-evolving world of biotech startups, few names are generating as much buzz in 2025 as Ligandal. Founded by bioengineer Andre Watson, Ligandal is tackling one of the most stubborn challenges in medicine: how to deliver therapies precisely to the right cells without collateral damage. Their solution? A nanomedicine platform that’s as elegant as it is powerful—and it’s making waves across the scientific community. The Problem: Delivery Is the Final Frontier Let’s be honest—developing a drug is hard, but getting it to the exact spot in the body where it’s needed? That’s like trying to land a paper airplane…

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Artificial intelligence is transforming genomics—and DeepMind’s latest model, AlphaGenome, is leading the charge. Released in June 2025, AlphaGenome is a powerful AI tool designed to decode how genetic variants influence gene regulation, especially in the vast non-coding regions of DNA often referred to as “genomic dark matter.” As a biologist, I’ve seen many models come and go, but AlphaGenome is different. It doesn’t just analyze DNA—it interprets it at scale and with unprecedented resolution. What Is AlphaGenome? AlphaGenome is a unified AI model that predicts how mutations affect gene regulation across the entire genome. It processes up to 1 million…

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Small businesses often operate with tight resources and limited staff, making automation not just a luxury but a necessity. Thanks to the rise of accessible AI tools, entrepreneurs can now streamline repetitive tasks, improve decision-making, and scale faster without significantly increasing overhead. Below are seven AI tools that offer real, practical solutions for small business automation. 1. Zapier – Workflow Automation Without Coding Zapier is a powerful AI-enhanced platform that connects thousands of apps and automates workflows. It enables small businesses to create “Zaps,” or automated workflows, such as forwarding email attachments to cloud storage, auto-posting content to social media,…

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India is rapidly emerging as a global leader in leveraging AI to enhance road safety, with innovative solutions being implemented both domestically and internationally. AI-Powered Fleet Safety Systems Indian deep-tech startup Netradyne has developed the Driver•i platform, an AI-powered fleet safety and video telematics solution that analyzes driving behavior with up to 99% accuracy. This technology has led to a 50% reduction in accident rates among users in India and the U.S. Netradyne is also developing new features to detect driver fatigue and inebriation, aiming to further improve road safety. Similarly, urban mobility company Cityflo has implemented a comprehensive AI-based driver safety…

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Silicon Valley startup Scout AI has officially emerged from stealth mode with an ambitious vision: to revolutionize modern defense through AI-powered robotic systems. Backed by $15 million in funding and support from the U.S. Department of Defense, the company is making headlines with its early prototypes of autonomous machines that could reshape the future of warfare. From Stealth to Spotlight Founded by a team of engineers and defense technology experts, Scout AI has spent the last two years quietly developing what it calls the “Fury AI” platform. The software is designed to operate a range of autonomous military vehicles—including aerial…

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The Chinese government has officially implemented a sweeping new regulation requiring that all AI-generated content be clearly marked as such, a move aimed at enhancing transparency, curbing misinformation, and strengthening state control over rapidly advancing generative technologies. Announced by the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), the new rule mandates that any text, image, video, or audio created by artificial intelligence must carry a visible label indicating its non-human origin. The regulation applies across platforms, including social media, news outlets, search engines, and online forums, and affects both domestic and foreign companies operating within the Chinese internet ecosystem. “The labeling of…

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AI and Software Stocks Poised for Major Gains in 2025, Wedbush Predicts Technology stocks are expected to surge by 25% in 2025 as the new U.S. administration implements a more relaxed regulatory approach, according to analysts at Wedbush. The firm believes the ongoing AI revolution will create a wave of winners, with Nvidia Corporation (NVDA +0.63%) leading the charge. In a note to clients on Tuesday, Wedbush analyst Dan Ives highlighted that software companies are finally beginning to join the AI-driven market rally. “The time has come for the broader software sector to fully embrace the AI revolution. We are…

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Google is introducing a new AI-powered experiment designed to help people explore a wider range of career possibilities. In a blog post on Wednesday, the company unveiled “Career Dreamer,” a tool that analyzes your experiences, education, skills, and interests to identify career paths that might be a strong match for you. With Career Dreamer, users can leverage AI to generate a personalized career identity statement by selecting their current and past job roles, skills, experiences, education, and interests. Google suggests that this statement can be added to a résumé or used as a guide for interview discussions. The tool presents…

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Getaround, a company that allows vehicle owners to rent out their cars, trucks, and SUVs to others, is shutting down its U.S. operations just one year after reducing its North American workforce by 30% as part of a restructuring effort. Its HyreCar business, acquired in 2023 for $9.45 million, will also be closing. According to a regulatory filing on Wednesday and an email sent to U.S. customers, Getaround is now shifting its focus to its European business, which operates in six countries: Norway, Spain, France, Germany, Belgium, and Austria. In an email obtained by TechCrunch, the company urged customers to…

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