Stay ahead in the world of innovation with our Daily Tech News roundup. Each day brings exciting developments across artificial intelligence, space tech, transportation, gadgets, cybersecurity, and more. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, student, or professional, these updates will keep you informed about the breakthroughs shaping our future. From futuristic transport systems and AI advancements to global tech policy and space missions, our tech digest delivers concise, reliable, and engaging insights—straight from trusted sources. Here's the top tech news for April 12, 2025:
1. ⚽ Premier League Launches Semi-Automated Offside Technology
The English Premier League has introduced semi-automated offside tech starting with the Manchester City vs. Crystal Palace match. This system uses AI with 12 cameras to track 29 data points per player, significantly speeding up VAR decisions—cutting time by 31 seconds per offside check. It's aimed at improving accuracy and transparency in football officiating.
2. ✈️ Airports Adopt Digital Travel Credentials & Smart Security
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) is replacing traditional boarding passes with digital travel credentials. British Airways and Air France-KLM are testing this tech that uses mobile IDs and facial recognition for terminal access. Meanwhile, UK airports are rolling out CT scanners that eliminate the need to remove electronics or restrict liquids.
3. ⚡ AI Supports Nuclear Reactor Operations Amid Power Surge
As AI data centers drive up electricity demand, the U.S. Energy Department’s Argonne Lab has introduced "PRO-AID"—an AI system to modernize aging nuclear power infrastructure. The tool offers real-time monitoring and generative diagnostics, improving safety, reducing errors, and helping train fewer new nuclear technicians.
4. 🧠 Former OpenAI Staff Back Elon Musk's Lawsuit
Ex-OpenAI employees have legally supported Elon Musk’s lawsuit challenging OpenAI’s shift to a for-profit model. The group argues that this change violates the founding principles of safe and open AI development. They’ve urged the court to reinstate governance aligned with OpenAI's non-profit charter.
5. 🛜 India Rolls Out 6G Research Roadmap
India has announced its roadmap for 6G wireless networks, aiming for full deployment by 2030. The initiative, led by the Bharat 6G Alliance, involves public-private partnerships focusing on indigenous technologies, advanced antenna arrays, and AI-optimized network management for ultra-fast, low-latency connectivity.
6. 🌌 NASA Prepares for Human Mars Simulation Mission
NASA has revealed details about its upcoming 3rd CHAPEA (Crew Health and Performance Exploration Analog) mission, where four people will live in a Mars simulation habitat for a year starting June 2025. The experiment will gather crucial data on human performance in isolated, resource-limited conditions.
7. 🚗 Apple-Backed EV Startup Unveils Next-Gen Solid-State Battery
A Silicon Valley EV startup partially funded by Apple has unveiled a new solid-state battery promising a 1,000-kilometer range and full recharge in 10 minutes. The breakthrough could revolutionize the EV industry by offering longer lifespan, zero risk of fire, and drastically reduced charging time.
8. 🔐 European Union Moves Toward AI Regulation Enforcement
The EU has announced the initial enforcement phase of its AI Act, which regulates high-risk applications such as biometric surveillance, predictive policing, and AI in hiring. Tech companies must now submit impact assessments or face fines of up to 6% of global revenue.
9. 🎮 Sony Introduces Cloud-Native PS6 Game Streaming Engine
Sony is testing a cloud-native game streaming engine for the upcoming PlayStation 6, built on proprietary servers with edge-AI support for real-time rendering. The tech enables ultra-low latency gameplay with 4K resolution on devices like smart TVs and tablets—no console required.
10. 🛰️ China’s AI-Controlled Satellite Swarm to Launch by May
China has confirmed it will deploy a satellite swarm controlled by AI in May 2025. The mission, operated by the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, involves autonomous satellites cooperating on climate monitoring, disaster alerts, and communications without human input.
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