AI Benchmarks Are Mostly Bogus, Study Finds
A comprehensive study of 445 AI benchmark tests found they often don’t measure what they claim to. Researchers say vague definitions and statistical issues make many results questionable at best.
Author: Carter Wells
Carter Wells brings a distinctive perspective to technology journalism through his specialized focus on industrial computing and automation ecosystems, where he deciphers complex technical integrations for both enterprise and manufacturing audiences. His analytical approach illuminates the convergence of IoT infrastructure with emerging technologies, examining how edge computing and intelligent systems reshape operational paradigms. With a methodology grounded in supply chain automation and predictive maintenance applications, Carter translates industrial-grade innovations into accessible insights that bridge engineering precision with strategic business implications.
Tesla shareholders vote on Elon Musk’s $1 trillion pay deal
Tesla shareholders are deciding whether to approve Elon Musk’s $1 trillion pay package, with the billionaire warning he might quit if it fails. The vote comes after a Delaware court struck down his previous $56 billion compensation deal last year.
Norway’s Subsea Compression Tech Hits 90% Recovery Rate
Equinor and partners have completed Phase 2 of the Åsgard Subsea Compression project, building on a decade of successful operation. The technology increases pipeline pressure to maintain production from aging fields, demonstrating how innovation extends offshore field life.
NVIDIA’s latest driver breaks older Forza games
NVIDIA’s latest driver update has broken compatibility with several older Forza titles, causing AP204 GPU compatibility errors. The company acknowledges the issue but warns it may not be fixable. Affected users can roll back to the 576.88 driver as a temporary solution.
Hacktivist DDoS Attacks Are Swarming Government Sites
The EU’s cybersecurity agency reveals hacktivist groups are overwhelmingly responsible for DDoS attacks on public sector targets. While these attacks dominate incident numbers, data breaches and ransomware cause far more disruption to critical services.
Why Leaders Kill Innovation While Claiming to Want It
According to Forbes, there’s a dangerous gap between what leaders say about innovation and what they actually reward. When companies prioritize compliance over creativity, they slowly kill the very innovation they claim to want. The result is stagnant cultures where good ideas never see the light of
Cornell’s knitting machine makes solid 3D objects from yarn
Scientists at Cornell University have developed a machine that creates solid 3D objects through knitting rather than printing. The prototype uses a 6×6 grid of custom needles and can produce items like wrist warmers and pyramids. This approach offers unique control over material flexibility and thic
Australia’s social media ban adds Reddit and Kick to hit list
Australia is expanding its world-first social media ban to include Reddit and Kick, requiring platforms to block users under 16 by December 10, 2025. The law carries fines up to A$50 million for non-compliance, but critics warn age verification methods could compromise all users’ privacy.
ATS Fires Back in $860 Million Factory Automation Lawsuit
The legal battle between window manufacturer Andersen and automation provider ATS just got more complicated. ATS has filed a countersuit claiming Andersen’s subsidiary caused the 860-day delay by demanding deviations from standard practices. Both companies are now seeking damages.
.NET Conf 2025 Kicks Off With .NET 10 Launch
Microsoft is launching .NET 10 and Visual Studio 2026 at .NET Conf 2025 starting November 11. The three-day virtual event will focus on cloud-native development and AI productivity. All sessions will be available on-demand after the live stream.