The World Cup kicks off with Boston Dynamics robot dogs, net-shooting drones, and thousands of AI cameras across 16 cities. Here's the tech keeping watch.

A startup's autonomous AI agent found 21 zero-days in FFmpeg for ~$1,000. Meanwhile Chrome 149 patched a record 429 vulnerabilities in a single release.

The Audi Nuvolari packs a 10,000-rpm V8 and three electric motors into a carbon-bodied supercar limited to 499 units. It starts at €600,000.

GitHub disabled 73 Microsoft repos after the Miasma worm exploited previously compromised credentials to plant malware targeting AI coding agents.

GR3N closed a €15.5M Series B to build a 40,000-ton microwave-assisted PET recycling plant in Spain. The tech cuts CO2 by 80% and handles all PET waste.

Chinese EVs face 125% tariffs and a Senate ban, but BYD, Geely, and others are finding ways in through Canada, Mexico, and partnerships with US automakers.

A whistleblower lawsuit alleges IBM concealed breaches by Chinese hackers who hit its network 56,000+ times and never told the US government.

Andrew Bailey says AI will soon outpace available power, forcing governments to choose between breakthroughs in healthcare, defence, or other sectors.

Trump will meet AI companies on a plan to give Americans equity in firms like $850bn OpenAI. He has already taken stakes in Intel and IBM. Sanders wants half. No legal mechanism exists.

GM's new Battery Cell Development Centre bridges lab R&D and factory production for LMR cells that could cut EV battery costs by $6,000 and reach trucks by 2028.

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Maroš Šefčovič called for a "diversification instrument" modelled on the Energy Union to force industry off single-supplier dependence in sensitive sectors.