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Trucking Capacity Exodus Accelerates as Carriers Exit Amid Low Rates and Rising Costs (opens the original)
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The trucking industry faces mounting pressure as truckload carriers continue to exit the market at an accelerated pace. According to a recent report from Yahoo Finance, the capacity exodus among truckload operators has grown more pronounced throughout the current economic cycle. This trend reflects broader challenges that include persistently low freight rates, rising operational costs, and shifting demand patterns that have squeezed profit margins for many smaller and mid-sized fleets. Industry
AI Claims First Victory Over Elite Human Forecasters in Major Contest (opens the original)
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On September 5, a quiet resolution on the Metaculus platform delivered a striking verdict. An artificial intelligence system won the Summer 2026 Metaculus Cup. Two other AIs grabbed second and fifth place. Humans took third and fourth. For the first time, machines had topped a seasonal competition long dominated by skilled predictors. The Economist broke the news this week. Its account captured the moment another piece of human expertise yielded to computation. Hundreds of entrants had submitted
CrowdSec GitHub Repository Exposed for 48 Hours: What Was Revealed and Fixed (opens the original)
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The recent exposure of CrowdSec’s source code has generated significant discussion across the cybersecurity community. According to a statement published by the company itself on its official blog at https://www.crowdsec.net/blog/crowdsec-statement-source-code-exposure, the incident occurred when an internal repository containing both public and private components became accessible to unauthorized parties for a limited period. The company moved quickly to address the matter, and the episode offe
Autism's Genetic Roots Run Deeper Than Thought as Fresh Studies Map Brainwide Changes (opens the original)
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Decades of debate once swirled around what shapes autism spectrum disorder. Some pointed to parenting. Others to vaccines. Yet mounting evidence has settled the question for scientists. Autism is strongly genetic. And that fact carries weight for families, clinicians and researchers alike. The National Autistic Society laid this out plainly in a recent analysis. Heritability estimates sit between 60 and 90 percent. Twin studies show identical twins share an autism diagnosis far more often than f
Flock Safety's Unsecured Surveillance Empire: Hard-Coded Secrets and Mass Data Hoarding Spark Fresh Outrage (opens the original)
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A hacker collective yanked a Flock Safety camera from a roadside pole in a Milwaukee suburb. They cracked it open, copied its storage, and handed the contents to journalists. What they uncovered lays bare the staggering incompetence behind one of the largest private surveillance networks in America. One device alone captured 1.6 million images of roughly 50,200 vehicles over just 21 days. That averages 28 frames per passing car. Some generated more than 100. The software running on the camera do
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