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The low-traction surfaces of the Dumont Dunes are a perfect test location.

New updates include a small but noteworthy batch of fixes and features.

Vast differs from its space station cohorts by flying a series of progressively more complex demos.

Proposed class action may force Spotify to pay back artists harmed by streaming fraud.

Re-using old silicon means that dropping "old" GPUs can affect "new" products.

Anthropic finds some LLM "self-awareness," but "failures of introspection remain the norm."

Trump family business could benefit from pardon of crypto ex-con Changpeng Zhao.

Sen. Marsha Blackburn says Gemma concocted sexual misconduct allegations against her.

Deal will provide access to hundreds of thousands of Nvidia chips that power ChatGPT.

The Athena plan lays out a blueprint for Isaacman's tenure at NASA.

The consequences of the shutdown extend far beyond a lapse in funding.

"We survived, but it wiped out the library," Internet Archive's founder says.

The highest-scoring Boggle board, catching high-speed snake bites in action, and more.

Frontline Health Advocates provides medical exemption notes-for a fee. What exactly are they selling?

YouTubers suspect AI is bizarrely removing popular video explainers.

Given a dozen hours, the enzyme can turn a foam pad into reusable chemicals.

The vibe-coding IDE put an emphasis on speed with Composer.

Both vulnerabilities are being exploited in wide-scale operations.

FCC chair to rely on ISPs' voluntary commitments instead of Biden-era ruling.

The person refused to even tell health officials their address.

New Glenn will soon meet its payloads: Two NASA probes to study Martian climate change.

Altman is just the latest in a string of people to want their money back.

National Advertising Division said AT&T ad and press release broke program rule.

There's a lot to like about this SUV, made in Georgia.

"We could see another transformation of what's done in space."

Bug affects Windows 11 24H2 and 25H2 users using the October update preview.

There is no confirmation that the Trump admin. followed abatement processes.

Neanderthals were apparently no easier on their art supplies than modern kids.

The X-59 has successfully completed its inaugural flight.

"SpaceX shares the goal of returning to the Moon as expeditiously as possible."

Gemini for Home unleashes gen AI on your Nest camera footage, but it gets a lot wrong.

I do think we're rapidly approaching the point where it will be a significant impact."

Casey Means missed hearing on surgeon general nomination after going into labor.

Bodycam footage undermined sheriff's "true threat" justification for the arrest.

Cellebrite can apparently extract data from most Pixel phones, unless they're running GrapheneOS.

Time for some "life lessons."

Updated app is "free forever," but won't get a perpetually licensed version.

Dustin: "We stay true to ourselves, we stay true to our friends, no matter the cost."

US says net neutrality is price regulation and is banned in $42B grant program.

It could be "one of the biggest IPOs of all time," according to Reuters.

Disney+ joins Netflix, Apple TV in supporting the Dolby Vision rival.

"This fossil doesn't just settle the debate. It flips decades of T. rex research on its head."

Google is begrudgingly letting developers lead users away from the Play Store.

AI companion app faces legal and regulatory pressure over child safety concerns.

Here's how TikTok could change if China approves US sale.

The economic case for solar power is stronger than ever.

"Size is not the limit anymore."

The automaker expects the regulatory environment to seriously slow EV demand.

From The Uninvited to Crimson Peak, these films will help you set the tone for spooky season.

Meta says lawsuit claiming it pirated porn to train AI makes no sense.