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McDonald's is exploring artificial intelligence that would adjust menu prices dynamically, meaning a Big Mac could cost different amounts depending on demand, time, or location. The company has been building out its digital and data capabilities, and the idea of algorithmic pricing at fast-food chains is drawing criticism from consumers worried about surge pricing on everyday food.
- 2Boston Dynamics unveils robot hands for AI and real workβRobot Hands for Modern AI and Real Work https://bostondynamics.com/blog/robot-hands-for-modern-ai-and-real-work/ # Hacke
Boston Dynamics has published a blog post outlining new robotic hand technology designed to work with modern AI systems and perform practical tasks in real-world settings. The announcement points to the company's push beyond mobile robots toward manipulation, giving machines dexterous grips that can handle everyday objects. Robotics watchers are sharing the news, debating how far robotic hands can now go in genuine workplace applications.
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Boston Dynamics has released a new demonstration showing its humanoid robot Atlas fitted with hands, expanding on the company's electric Atlas platform. The video showcases the robot manipulating objects, continuing Boston Dynamics' streak of widely shared robotics showcases. Viewers are debating how close the company is getting to general-purpose humanoid labour, and comparing the footage with rival humanoid projects from Tesla, Figure and others.
- 4Boston Dynamics unveils robot hand matching human dexterityβhttps:// bostondynamics.com/blog/robot- hands-for-modern-ai-and-real-work/ uhh wow, there we go I guess, that's a robot
Boston Dynamics has announced a robotic hand designed for modern AI systems and real-world work, claiming dexterity and strength beyond the average human hand. The announcement, published on the company's blog, has drawn surprised reactions online, with commenters noting the milestone as a significant step toward robots capable of fine manual labour.
- 5Photographer captures dramatic fire performance in night showβEverything Under Control #photography #vaudeville #variete #ArtOfMovement #DynamicPose #FireArts #NightShow #Skillful #F
A photographer shared a striking image of a fire performer in action, captioned 'Everything Under Control', highlighting a vaudeville and variety-style night show. The shot emphasises dynamic movement, dramatic lighting and circus-stage skill, and is being shared among photography and flow-arts enthusiasts who appreciate fire juggling and street performance art.
- 6Boston Dynamics robot dog deployed in food factoriesβΌHow Boston Dynamicsβ robot dog is helping food factories run smarter
Boston Dynamics' quadruped robot Spot is being used in food manufacturing plants to inspect equipment and streamline operations, according to FoodNavigator. The robot dog patrols factory floors, helping operators monitor machinery, spot problems early and run production more efficiently as the food industry turns to automation to cut costs and labour pressures.
- 7Boston Dynamics gives Atlas robot dexterous new handsβBoston Dynamics has given its Atlas robot new four-fingered hands with thirteen degrees of freedom. Source: Stuff South
Boston Dynamics has equipped its Atlas humanoid robot with new four-fingered hands offering thirteen degrees of freedom, a significant step up in manipulation ability. The company says the design allows Atlas to handle a much wider range of objects and tasks. Robotics watchers are praising the dexterity as a milestone in humanoid automation.
- 8Curved stellar jet MHO 2147 imaged in SagittariusβΌThe stellar jet MHO 2147 represents a complex hydrodynamic phenomenon originating from a young star embedded within a de
Astronomers are highlighting MHO 2147, a stellar jet produced by a young star buried in a dense molecular cloud some 10,000 light years away in the constellation Sagittarius. Deep infrared observations reveal a curved, knotty jet whose winding shape points to complex hydrodynamic interactions between the outflow and its surrounding gas, making it a striking example of how newborn stars shape their environments.
- 9Los Angeles Times bombing anniversary marks deadliest labor attackβToday in Labor History October 1, 1910: Twenty-one people were killed when the Los Angeles Times building was dynamited
On October 1, 1910, a dynamite explosion destroyed the Los Angeles Times building during a labor dispute, killing twenty-one people. Anarchists were immediately blamed for the attack, which came amid a brutal, prolonged battle between the Iron Workers Union and U.S. Steel. The bombing remains one of the deadliest incidents in American labor history, and labor historians are recalling it on its anniversary.
- 10Dyna's Taku robot handles laundry end to endβΌDynaβs Taku robot takes laundry from washer to shelf
Robotics startup Dyna has unveiled Taku, a robot designed to take a load of laundry from the washing machine all the way to the folded shelf. The demonstration highlights progress in household robots handling a long, fiddly chore that involves grasping, sorting and placing soft items.
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The Star Press reports that three high school tennis sectional dynasties in East Central Indiana will continue into 2026, with the same programs once again claiming sectional titles. The article highlights the sustained dominance of these teams in local high school tennis, noting that their winning streaks have carried over into the new season. No further details on the specific schools are given in the available reporting.
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General Dynamics has appointed Nedzbala as interim president of its Information Technology segment following the departure of Gilliland. The move places a veteran insider in charge of the defense contractor's IT business while the company considers a permanent successor. No further details about the reasons for Gilliland's exit or the timeline for a permanent appointment were given.
- 13Boston Dynamics unveils 13-DOF robotic hand for AtlasβΌBoston Dynamics unveils 13-DOF robotic hand for its Atlas humanoid
Boston Dynamics has unveiled a new robotic hand with 13 degrees of freedom designed for its Atlas humanoid robot. The company says the gripper gives Atlas finer, more human-like manipulation ability, a key step toward robots that can handle real-world tools and tasks. The announcement is drawing attention across the robotics community, with observers seeing it as a sign Boston Dynamics is pushing Atlas beyond demos toward practical, dexterous industrial and research use.
- 14Ethiopia-Sudan conflict spreads beyond Tigray, raising proxy war fearsβπ UPDATE Ethiopia-Sudan Conflict Dynamics and Proxy War Risks The conflict in Ethiopia has expanded beyond the Tigray re
The conflict in Ethiopia has expanded beyond the Tigray region, with old rivalries, territorial disputes and new alliances reshaping dynamics in northern Ethiopia. Analysts warn the spillover toward Sudan risks drawing outside powers in and turning the war into a regional proxy conflict, compounding an already volatile situation along the two countries' border.
- 15O'Neill Institute Announces New Leadership and Two New CentersβO'Neill Institute Announces New Leadership and Two New Centers, Ushering in a Dynamic New Era for Health Law
Georgetown University's O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law has announced new leadership and the creation of two new centers, which the institute describes as the start of a new era for health law. The announcement signals an expansion of its work on national and global health law and policy, though details on the new directors and centers' focus areas have not been widely reported yet.
- 16COVID-19 interventions reshaped other endemic diseases, study findsβCommunications Medicine: Pathogen-specific ripple effects of COVID-19 nonpharmaceutical interventions in reshaping endemic disease dynamics
A new study in Communications Medicine examines how the nonpharmaceutical interventions used against COVID-19 β lockdowns, masking and distancing β produced pathogen-specific ripple effects in other endemic diseases, disrupting their usual transmission patterns. The findings suggest these measures left lasting, uneven imprints on diseases such as influenza and other common infections, with some pathogens rebounding differently than expected after restrictions eased.
- 17Wu Sangui, the general who toppled the Ming dynasty, rememberedβWu Sangui, who died OTD in 1678, was instrumental in the fall of the Ming dynasty and the establishment of the Qing dyna
Commentators are marking the death anniversary of Wu Sangui, the Ming general who died on this day in 1678. He famously opened the gates to Manchu forces, helping bring down the Ming dynasty and establish the Qing. He later turned against his new masters, rebelling in 1678 and declaring himself Emperor of all China before his death the same year.
- 18Boston Dynamics unveils four-finger hand for Atlas robotβΌBoston Dynamics unveils new four-finger hand for Atlas humanoid robot
Boston Dynamics has revealed a new four-finger hand designed for its Atlas humanoid robot. The component is intended to give the humanoid more dexterous grasping and manipulation capabilities, moving beyond the simple grippers used in earlier versions of the robot. Details on specifications and availability remain limited, but the announcement is drawing attention in the robotics industry as companies race to make humanoids commercially useful.
- 19Boston Dynamics unveils four-fingered humanoid robot handβΌBoston Dynamics drops pinkie on new humanoid hand
Boston Dynamics has revealed a new humanoid robot hand designed without a pinkie finger, opting for a four-finger layout. The choice suggests the company is prioritizing simplicity and cost in its gripper design while still aiming for dexterous manipulation. The robotics community is weighing in on whether dropping the fifth digit will limit the hand's capabilities or prove a smart engineering trade-off.
- 20Ethiopia and Sudan Trade Accusations as Proxy War Fears Growββ‘ NEWS Ethiopia-Sudan Conflict Dynamics and Proxy War Risks Ethiopia and Sudan are exchanging accusations regarding thei
Ethiopia and Sudan are exchanging accusations over their respective armed conflicts, with analysts warning that conflict dynamics in the Horn of Africa could worsen tensions between the two neighbours. Commentary is focusing on the risk that the dispute could escalate into a wider proxy conflict, drawing in armed groups and further destabilising an already volatile region.
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Rivalry between Brazil's two dominant political families is once again in the spotlight, with renewed confrontations shaping the country's political landscape. The feud between these entrenched dynasties has long influenced Brazilian elections and governance, and their latest clash is drawing attention to ongoing power struggles ahead of future votes.
- 22Bitcoin futures show high leverage and rising open interestβHoher Hebel und stark steigendes Open Interest! Der extrem hohe Kaufdruck bei den Futures zeigt bullische Dynamik, aber
Bitcoin futures markets are showing heavy buying pressure, with rising open interest and high leverage signaling bullish momentum among traders. Analysts warn, however, that the $85K level must hold: a drop below $83K could trigger a wave of long liquidations, forcing leveraged positions to close and amplifying losses. Traders are urged to prioritize risk management.
- 23Friday music thread: Goldfinger's Dynamite sets the weekend moodβF yeah, itβs Friday! Whatβre you listening to as you round out the work week?! For us, # NowPlaying Goldfinger, Dynamite
It is Friday, and music fans are sharing what they are listening to as the work week wraps up. One pick getting play is ska band Goldfinger's track Dynamite, with listeners calling it a fitting soundtrack for a fun day ahead. The weekly ritual of swapping Friday tunes is prompting casual exchanges about end-of-week playlists.
- 24Boston Dynamics equips Atlas humanoid robot with new four-finger handβΌBoston Dynamics gives Atlas humanoid new four-finger hand for complex industrial tasks
Boston Dynamics has unveiled a new four-finger hand for its Atlas humanoid robot, designed to handle complex industrial tasks. The updated gripper aims to give Atlas finer manipulation abilities, expanding its potential for real-world work in factories and logistics beyond basic lifting and carrying, as the company continues positioning Atlas for commercial deployment.
- 25New vulnerability disclosed in Dynamic Web Lab Team Manager pluginβΌπ¨ EUVD-2025-30618 π Score: 5.3/10 (CVSS v3.1) π¦ Product: Team Manager π’ Vendor: Dynamic Web Lab π Published: 2025-09-22
A medium-severity vulnerability, tracked as EUVD-2025-30618, was published on 22 September 2025 affecting the Team Manager plugin for WordPress by vendor Dynamic Web Lab. The flaw, scored 5.3 out of 10 under CVSS v3.1, is a missing authorization issue that could let attackers exploit incorrectly configured access controls. An update to the entry was recorded on 2 October 2026.
- 26Dynatrace Stock Outpaces Broader Market GainsβΌDynatrace (DT) Beats Stock Market Upswing: What Investors Need to Know
Software monitoring firm Dynatrace saw its shares rise faster than the wider stock market, drawing attention from investors. Coverage highlights what the outperformance means for those holding or considering the stock, with analysts weighing the company's growth prospects and valuation against broader market momentum.
- 27Longview Nippon Dynawave mill to keep paying workers into JanuaryβLongview Nippon Dynawave mill to keep paying workers into January, union says
The Nippon Dynawave mill in Longview, Washington, will continue paying its workers into January, according to the union representing employees. The announcement provides temporary financial relief for mill workers facing an unclear situation at the facility. The union shared the update with members and local media, though details on pay levels or what happens after January have not been specified.