HeyJaredPhilip Nickell
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Physical AI Opens at Tokyo Big Sight: Japan's Last Window to Save 'Made in Japan' (opens the original)
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Japan's largest industrial digital transformation expo opened Wednesday at Tokyo Big Sight with a theme that cuts to the country's most urgent economic vulnerability: when the last generation of master craftspeople retire, will AI that watches their hands be fast enough to capture what they know? The Sangyou DX Sougou Ten 2026 Summer Tokyo — the Industrial DX General Expo, organized by Everidge Co., Ltd.'s Bizcrew EXPO Executive Committee — launched a three-day run through October 2 in East Hall
Endgame Encore Opens to $86M: Physics Paper Says Loki Should Have No Memory (opens the original)
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Avengers: Endgame Encore opened this past weekend to $26 million domestically and $86 million globally — the second-biggest worldwide opening for any re-release in cinema history — pushing the 2019 film's career gross to approximately $2.885 billion and placing it within roughly $39 million of Avatar's all-time record of $2.92 billion. The numbers are almost beside the point, though. What the Encore release actually did was graft roughly three minutes of new footage onto one of the most beloved
Backrooms Hits HBO Max: Astrophysics Cannot Rule Out Its Core Simulation Premise (opens the original)
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A24's Backrooms — the highest-grossing film in the studio's history at approximately $394 million worldwide — is available on HBO Max today, September 25, 2026, with an HBO linear premiere scheduled for Saturday, September 26 at 8:00 p.m. ET. The film, directed by 20-year-old Kane Parsons from his own viral YouTube web series, dramatizes a concept that turns out to be more scientifically engaged than a horror film based on a 4chan creepypasta has any business being: the idea that you can noclip
Eve Air Mobility Completes First eVTOL Transition Flight: Pusher Fires at 1,200 RPM (opens the original)
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Eve Air Mobility's engineering prototype fired its pusher propeller in flight for the first time Monday, completing a 3-minute, 9-second partial transition flight that reached a maximum ground speed of 30 knots (34.5 mph) and a stabilized speed of 27 knots (31.1 mph) at 90 feet above ground level — formally ending the aircraft's hover-only test phase and opening the campaign's most technically demanding chapter. The milestone, conducted at Embraer's test facility in Gavião Peixoto, Brazil, is th
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