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The new midrange LT model gets the light-up Chevy logo. | Image: Chevy Chevy is lowering the Silverado EV’s starting price for 2025 by adding a new standard range Work Truck (WT) version that starts at $57,095, which includes destination charges but not other fees, and Chevy says the dealer “sets final price.” Chevy also added several additional versions of the electric truck with varying ranges compared to the outgoing 2024 model with only one version, the RST trim, priced at nearly $100,000. While a top-of-the-line “max range” version is still there, for 2025, Chevy will make a cheaper RST starting at $89,395 that has a shorter 390-mile EPA range. Image: Chevy There’s more options for 2025. Chevy says it will reveal the $57K work truck’s range closer to launch, but there’s also a... Continue reading…

Is this the M4 MacBook Pro? | Screenshot: YouTube At least two Russian creators have posted videos in which they unbox what appears to be the next base model 14-inch MacBook Pro with an M4 chip. Apple, which hasn’t announced the laptops yet, is rumored to have a launch planned for November. Over the weekend, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman pointed to a video posted by the Russian YouTube channel Wylsacom. He points out that the packaging looks the same as the M3 MacBook Pro, down to the wallpaper on the label that Apple tends to change annually. In the 13-minute video, the host sets up the laptop and runs some Geekbench tests alongside a 2022 MacBook Air. Based on the times and CPU scores shown in the video, these appear to be those benchmarks. Overall, the MacBook Pro shown in the video... Continue reading…

Four computer science engineers in Colorado are looking to tackle the state’s roadkill problem. Because of the various forests, ski resorts, and mountainous roads, Colorado is well known for its disturbingly high number of wildlife-caused vehicle crashes. But this animal detector could soon help with that problem. The detector is a small device that can detect deer in a vehicle’s path and then send a warning to the driver, allowing them to avoid the animal. The entire goal here is to reduce the number of people and animals injured by accidents and crashes caused by wildlife wandering into the street. The animal detector is known as Project Deer. While it mostly focuses on deer at the moment, automakers and suppliers are already working on a mandate that would require vehicles to be able to detect animals and automatically brake to avoid collisions by 2029. Image source: tomreichner/Adobe What makes Project Deer so intriguing, though, is that it claims to use a unique approach in its solution. Instead of just looking for deer using a camera, it also claims to use an artificial intelligence model to model thermal images of the deer. This should, hopefully, make for a much stronger recognition system. Colorado’s Department of Transportation estimates nearly 4,000 crashes each year involve wildlife, with an estimated cost of $80 million in property damage thanks to those crashes. So if these engineers can really pull off their animal detector, then it could help tell folks when animals are at risk of being hit. This would drastically help cut down on crashes and wildlife-related accidents, especially in places like Colorado, where so much of the roadways go through forests and mountainous areas where deer, elk, and other animals are extremely likely to cross traveler’s paths. And considering AI continues to improve slowly by slowly—and we’ve even seen algorithms that can tell when AI is hallucinating—using AI to help pick up on the thermal images of these animals could be a huge boon in helping to detect them. What makes this kind of animal detector especially helpful, too, is that it would be much cheaper to add as a third-party device than having to buy one of the top-end luxury vehicles that typically get this kind of new tech first. The engineers estimate it would cost roughly $1,000 to $2,000. While that isn’t cheap, it would still be much cheaper than buying a new car with the tech. Don't Miss: World’s first USB4 2.0 cables are coming with insane 80 Gbps speeds The post Four high school students invented a device that prevents roadkill appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: Early Prime Day sales, $189 Apple Watch SE, Philips OneBlade 360, Crest 3D Whitestrips, more Best Fire TV Stick deals for October Prime Day 2024 Reolink Fall Prime Day: Autumn’s Best Deals on Home Security – Get up to 44% OFF Today’s deals: First AirPods 4 discount, $6 smart bulbs, $110 off Dyson V8, $6 MagSafe chargers, more

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said his country will speed up steps toward becoming a military superpower with nuclear weapons and would not rule out using them if enemies attacked it, state media KCNA said on Tuesday.Kim made the comments in a speech on Monday at a...

The Treasury Department on Monday imposed sanctions on an international Hamas fundraising network, accusing it of playing a critical role in external fundraising for the Palestinian militant group, an action marking the first anniversary of the Gaza war.A longstanding Hamas...