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    Preparing for El Niño: Better forecasts and AI can help●Preparing for El Niño: How better forecasts and AI can help | Celeste Saulo | Global Stage▶youtubeEnvironmentClimate48.7K2 min ago

    Celeste Saulo, head of the World Meteorological Organization, argues that improved forecasting and artificial intelligence can help the world prepare for El Niño's impacts, from droughts to floods. She highlights how AI-driven weather models and better data sharing can give governments earlier warnings, protecting agriculture, water supplies and vulnerable communities ahead of the next major climate event.

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    A new essay argues that the competition among AI developers has entered an uncomfortable phase, with the leading labs' aggressive claims and rushed releases increasingly clashing with reality. Commentators are debating whether the industry's hype cycle is catching up with it, and what the mismatch between promises and delivered capability means for the next stage of the AI race.

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    SpaceX recovers debris from Starship Ship 41 on a beach●SpaceX Found a Piece of Ship 41 on the Beach. Here's what that means.▶youtubeScienceSpace641.5K7 min ago

    SpaceX has recovered a piece of Ship 41, a Starship upper-stage vehicle, after debris was found washed up on a beach. The discovery is drawing attention among space enthusiasts because it offers a rare tangible clue about how the vehicle broke apart and what survived reentry. Commenters are debating what the fragment indicates about the ship's failure and SpaceX's next test steps.

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    Chip Stocks Roar Back as AMD and Intel Lead Rally●Chip Stocks Roar Back: AMD, Intel Power SOXX Toward Best Month Since June✉newsTechnologySemiconductors9 min ago

    Semiconductor stocks are staging a strong rebound, with AMD and Intel driving the SOXX chip ETF toward its best monthly performance since June. Investors appear to be rotating back into chip names after a period of weakness, lifting sentiment across the semiconductor sector. Traders are watching whether the momentum in AMD, Intel and the broader chip complex can carry into the next trading month.

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    Deadline demoparty wraps up with thanks to organizers●@ deadline_demoparty What a wonderful Party! Thanks to all organizers and helpers for a great weekend at # Orwohaus ! AnMmastodonTechnologyRobotics110 min ago

    The Deadline demoscene party has ended at the ORWOhaus in Berlin, with attendees thanking organizers and helpers for a successful weekend. Visitors praised the intros, competitions and clips produced by the many talented artists taking part. One attendee floated the idea of staging a small analogue show at next year's event, suggesting plans are already forming for a future edition.

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    €2,000 EPC Masters Chip Counts Released for King's Million●€2,000 EPC Masters Chip Counts | 2026 King's Million European Poker Championship✉newsTechnologySemiconductors9 min ago

    Chip counts for the €2,000 EPC Masters event at the 2026 King's Million European Poker Championship have been published, showing where players stand as the tournament progresses. The European Poker Championship series runs at the King's Resort venue, with the Masters event forming part of the wider 2026 schedule. Players and followers of the tour are checking the standings to track stacks ahead of the next stages.

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    Everest Biolabs Wins $2.1 Million NIH Grant for Vesicle Biomarker Tech●Everest Biolabs Awarded $2.1 Million NIH Grant For Extracellular Vesicle Biomarker Technology✉newsTechnology17 min ago

    Everest Biolabs has been awarded a $2.1 million grant from the US National Institutes of Health to advance its extracellular vesicle biomarker technology. The funding will support development of the company's diagnostic platform, which uses vesicles in bodily fluids as biomarkers for disease detection. The grant highlights continued NIH investment in early-stage biotech working on next-generation diagnostics.

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    Protesters prepare signs for next No Kings rally●I've got my cardboard ready for my poster for No Kings on Saturday, October 17, 2026 in the US. And I can use a bit of hMmastodonWorldUS Politics645 min ago

    Demonstrators in the United States are already preparing hand-painted posters for the next No Kings protest, planned for Saturday, October 17, 2026. One participant asked online communities for slogan suggestions to fill both sides of a cardboard sign. The No Kings movement, which organised large demonstrations against the Trump administration in 2025, is staging further nationwide rallies, and supporters are swapping ideas and encouragement as they get ready.

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    Brazil's election first round signals shift to the right●Round one of Brazil's presidential election points to a shift to the right✉newsWorldElections43 min ago

    Brazil has held the first round of its presidential election, with results pointing to a shift to the right in the country's politics. The outcome sets the stage for the next phase of the vote, and observers are weighing what the rightward tilt means for the country's future direction. No specific candidates or final tallies are confirmed in initial reporting.

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    First Stage Theatre stages How to Train Your Dragon musical next weekend●First Stage Theatre presents 'How to Train Your Dragon The Musical JR.' next weekend✉newsCultureTheatre55 min ago

    First Stage Theatre will present 'How to Train Your Dragon The Musical JR.' next weekend, adapting the popular DreamWorks franchise for a youth-stage production. The announcement, reported by the Herald-Dispatch, gives local families and young theatre fans a chance to see the dragon story live on stage, with performances coming up over the coming weekend.

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    Asian Games stars tipped to shine at LA Olympics●Yu Zidi to Ohashi: Asian Games stars who can light up LA Olympics✉newsSportOlympics1 h ago

    Athletes who starred at the Asian Games are being tipped as ones to watch at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Among the names highlighted are Chinese swimmer Yu Zidi and Japanese gymnast Shoko Ohashi, with coverage focusing on how their Asian Games performances could translate onto the Olympic stage in Los Angeles.

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    Buccaneers Head to Dallas for Prime-Time Showdown●Buccaneers' Next Game: Battle in Dallas Gets Prime-Time Stage✉newsSportFootball1 h ago

    The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' next game will be played in Dallas, and the matchup has been given a prime-time national television slot. The Buccaneers face the Dallas Cowboys in what is being billed as a marquee battle under the lights. Fans are looking ahead to the high-profile NFC clash.

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    Stony Brook Medicine's proposed building project is advancing, according to Newsday. The plan, on Long Island, New York, has moved forward to its next stage, drawing local attention to what the new facility would mean for healthcare services and development in the area.