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For more than a decade, Squarespace has positioned itself as the go-to website builder for creatives, entrepreneurs, and small business owners who want polished design without the headache of coding. But as competition from Wix, WordPress, and newer AI-powered builders intensifies, the company has been doubling down on a less glamorous but strategically critical offering: custom domain registration and management.

For years, the promise of ubiquitous satellite connectivity has lingered just beyond the reach of everyday consumers. Apple’s emergency SOS via satellite feature, introduced with the iPhone 14, offered a tantalizing glimpse of what was possible — but it remained limited to short text messages sent under open skies during life-threatening situations. Now, a new patent filing from Apple suggests the company is exploring something far more ambitious: full satellite internet access delivered through an accessory case for iPhones and iPads.

New York City, long regarded as one of the most complex and demanding urban environments for autonomous vehicles, has taken a decisive step to slow the expansion of robotaxi services within its borders. The move, which comes amid growing national momentum for driverless ride-hailing, signals that the city’s regulators are unwilling to cede ground on public safety — even as competitors in other major metros race ahead with commercial deployments.

For years, the artificial intelligence industry has marched forward with an almost gravitational confidence — each new model bigger, each benchmark higher, each quarterly earnings call more breathless than the last. But a peculiar and unsettling phenomenon is now catching the attention of researchers and industry observers alike: AI-generated video avatars and digital humans are blinking wrong, and the implications may extend far beyond a cosmetic glitch.