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Memo details layoffs, "strategic corrections," and a desire for "trustworthy" AI.

Social mores aside, Vision Pro doesn't seem designed to be used on the go.

From trucks in space to backpack management sims, and everything in between.

It's slow and expensive, but I still want one.

Pervasive volcanoes and distinct rock types may hint at key geological processes.

"We're trying to create a marketplace where a marketplace does not exist."

A controversial analytic technique offers new answers for Indo-European languages.

Producing cars in Mexico would make it cheaper for BYD to sell cars in the US.

It's getting closer to mainstream parity, minus one major feature.

If you're tired of Alexa and Google listening, a DIY option is possible.

Software's free version was a good fit for tinkerers and hobbyists.

"Blinkerwall" may have been a "desert kite," used to channel and hunt reindeer.

AI chatbot "memory" will recall facts from previous conversations when enabled.

The agency is reportedly moving from the fixed time to a symptom-based isolation period.

OpenAI plans to defeat authors' remaining claim at a "later stage" of the case.

Bitcoin Latinum angry about quotes from fraud lawsuit and Star Trek reference.

New Windows version needs CPU features that became common in the late 00s.

The judge ruled that the court lacks jurisdiction.

Microsoft's Edge browser, Bing search, and ad business also avoid regulations.

Skiff users will lose their @skiff.com email addresses, need to export data ASAP.

Cloudflare committed $100K in bounties to hamstring" another patent troll.

Driven by AI boom, the two companies are neck-and-neck behind Apple, Microsoft, and Google.

Since the 1970s, global biodiversity has plummeted by 70 percent.

The Dodge and Ram owner is adopting J3400 for DC charging.

"You don't face your fears, you ride 'em."

The wide range of employee roles targeted indicates attacker's multifaceted approach.

There's still a $5,000 prize for the original Japanese Satellaview broadcasts.

The person's cat was reportedly extremely ill and had a draining abscess.

To get them back, you must pay an extra $2.99/month for the ad-free tier.

Windows 11 23H2 didn't make its first appearance until much later in the year.

We've known the 1LT will start at $34,995, but a 2LT will cost at least $43,295.

It's nothing like "crypto bowl" in 2022, but AI made a notable splash during the big game.

Hundreds of millions of Amazon's US customers have overpaid, class action says.

"Your little cinematic universe is about to change forever."

An autonomous Waymo met an untimely end thanks to an unruly mob.

Musk defied subpoena but SEC lawsuit forces him to comply.

Exploit works on PCs with discrete TPM chips, which are rarer in modern systems.

Hydrogen still makes sense for fixed-route heavy vehicles-but not passenger cars.

Findings could help forensic scientists better determine a body's precise time of death.

Russian volunteer group brags about devices it said it had purchased for Russian forces.

From Mars, with love.

There's plenty of room for this early-aughts tech in a modern connected space.

"The Mars 2020 science team wasn't interested in Ingenuity."

Can new scientific insights help the newest crop of NBA stars stay healthy?

Artificial turf has its advantages, but the NFLPA wants it banished from the NFL.

How do you ban a device built with open source hardware and software anyway?

Officials didn't disclose details about the X-37B's orbit after its December launch.

Senate report points to greed and "patent thickets" as key reasons for high prices.

TikTok accused of age, sex discrimination in suit blaming Chinese leadership.

"There's wires everywhere, and it's gone."