Electric cars 🚗

Roadster for all (1 min)

Tesla sure has a way of catching us off guard. CEO Elon Musk has announced that they're completely open-sourcing Roadster's original design, giving fans a glimpse into their history.

Time to slow down (1 min)

Ford is taking a step back by adjusting its investment and hiring plans for its upcoming Michigan battery plant, aligning with shifts in EV demand and labor costs.

AI 🤖

Just ask Bard (1 min)

Bard is taking engagement with YouTube videos to the next level. Google has announced that users can now extract information from videos by asking the chatbot about any specific detail.

Adobe keeps moving (4 min)

Adobe continues to advance its AI efforts in content creation. With the recent acquisition of Rephrase, a text-to-video company, the software giant aims to improve the Creative Cloud experience.

In search of clarity? (5 min)

We have almost wrapped up a week packed with AI updates. If tech jargon seems like a foreign language to you, take a moment to explore this comprehensive list of AI terms.

Rocket science 🚀

Charting a new course (4 min)

After conquering suborbital space a few times, Virgin Galactic is bidding farewell to its VSS Unity to make room for the Delta class vehicle, aiming to offer larger capacity and more frequent flights.

Following the stainless trend (3 min)

China isn't dragging behind, and it's ready to come up with its own version of Starship. The Chinese startup Landspace has revealed its plans for the Zhuque-3, a reusable stainless steel rocket.

Good luck Ariane 6! (3 min)

Following a few setbacks in Europe's space plans, the Ariane 6 heavy-lift rocket is set for a significant engine test today, bringing it closer to its debut liftoff in 2024.

Science ⚗️

A surprise from Mercury (4 min)

Scientists have revealed one of Mercury's most hidden secrets: salt glaciers. Despite its extreme environment, this planet may hold the potential for life beyond Earth.

Miscellaneous 🌐

I do have one question (1 min)

There's a slight change in Google Meet that might transform your next meeting. Now, every time you have a question, you can simply raise your hand physically instead of clicking a button.