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OpenAI, Anthropic consider using investor funds to settle potential lawsuits.

Yes, it's another potential qubit. But it's also some very cool physics.

A smaller battery and less standard equipment cuts prices, but not by enough.

Most people can get vaccinated at their local pharmacy like normal.

John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret, and John Martinis built an electrical circuit-based oscillator on a microchip.

Wikipedia host's lawyer wants to help Ted Cruz understand how the platform works.

Microsoft has locked down well-documented workarounds in recent test builds.

Our discussion happens today, October 7, at 3:30pm US Eastern time.

New Pentagon data show climate impacts shaping reservists' mission.

OpenAI's likeness protections for living "public figures" don't apply to "historical figures."

Qualcomm claims Arduino will keep its own branding and "open source ethos."

The first app store changes are due in a few weeks, with the major changes coming next summer.

Apple had removed many of the iPad's old multitasking modes in the new update.

Their work revealed a peripheral mechanism that keeps immune system from causing harm.

Cruz sends letter demanding answers from Wikimedia Foundation.

Spotify, Canva, Zillow among today's launch partners, more coming later this year.

A standard optical illusion triggers specific neurons in the visual system of mice.

"Solar for All" was designed to drop energy bills by $350 million, lawsuit says.

Consulting firm quietly admitted to GPT-4o use after fake citations were found in August.

Intra-teammate relationships began to fray under the lights at this night race.

ChatGPT maker will be allowed to buy 10% of AMD for a penny per share.

ChatGPT maker working with former Apple design boss to launch personal assistant.

SpaceX Starlink's mobile power play: 50 MHz of spectrum and 15,000 new satellites.

The ship wasn't designed to withstand the powerful ice compression forces-and Shackleton knew it.

A close examination of this year's military contracts reveals some interesting things.

ICE plans to hire contractors to scan platforms to target people for deportation.

Scientists may have additional tools to produce psilocybin to use for medical purposes.

Without the extension, premiums for plans on the ACA Marketplace will more than double.

"In their rush to move quickly, they are adding to the long-term collision hazard."

Ordering DNA for AI-designed toxins doesn't always raise red flags.

Google promises verification will make Android safer, but at what cost?

Apple nixes tracking apps after Trump admin claimed they put ICE agents at risk.

WBD is banking on people paying for a dedicated CNN streaming service.

If you like games that handle like Project Gotham Racing, you might love this.

If your iPhone is your main or only camera, the iPhone 17 Pro is for you.

Ants carry lactic and acetic acid bacteria that help coagulate milk, as well as formic acid to acidify it.

School buses are usually parked when the grid is under its biggest strain.

"We are trying to find a partner that is willing to invest."

"Radical Left" and "Democrat Senators" come in for attack.

"We fully intend to recover the New Glenn first stage on this next launch."

Rodney Brooks says humanoid robots pose hidden safety challenges and won't learn dexterity from video alone.

The delayed sign-off means low-income kids don't have access to the shots.

Who needs peer review? Plan offers easier grants to schools that agree to limits.

US users stuck with AI ad targeting as EU users win more control over their feeds.

Goodall's immersive studies of chimpanzees in Africa redefined what it means to be human.

The end of the EV tax credit in the US on September 30 helped spur sales.

Asahi Super Dry production at Japanese breweries halted after cyberattack.

Thanks to some recent reporting, we've found a potential solution to the Artemis blues.

"The key discriminator is, does this make a difference in the moment it's needed?"