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Despite introducing the bug in March, it may be September before Google fixes it.

Pirelli is partnering with Apulia to monitor roads with connected tires.

OpenAI, DeepMind, and Anthropic tackle the growing issue of sycophantic AIs.

AdWeek report claims gradual uptick in ad load, which ad buyers confirm is growing.

A light-sensitive wire mesh implanted in the retina helps restore nerve impulses.

Robert Malone and Martin Kulldorff are two of the most concerning picks.

Federighi talks to Ars about why the iPad's Mac-style multitasking took so long.

Puzzle-based experiments reveal limitations of simulated reasoning, but others dispute findings.

Last year's data plus plenty of simulation are meant to create a level playing field.

The test grew out of a discussion at Wikimedia's 2024 conference.

Multiple-studio complaint cites AI image outputs as evidence of "bottomless pit of plagiarism."

The medical community is outraged, but Sen. Bill Cassidy continues to be reassured.

Some advertisers return to avoid suits, but Lego and Pinterest rebuffed threats.

New studies reveal pattern-matching reality behind the AI industry's reasoning claims.

The giant 3D video chat system also requires a Google Beam license for cloud processing.

"This is where everything is headed."

The electric race series will approach F1 speeds with the Gen4 car.

Donald Trump says agreement struck with Beijing covers rare earths.

The driving dynamics are improved, and there's plenty of tech to play with.

A lower-latency visual system might be needed to make the robot more competitive.

These are things NASA should be doing if it's going to be reborn as an exploration agency.

"The space industry has a ground bottleneck, and the problem is going to get worse."

False and unproven claims on social media about ivermectin just won't die.

Free Roam mode shines, but long, chaotic straightaways get a bit grating.

FCC threatens "legal stability" of wireless market, Free State Foundation says.

The publicly available exploits provide a near-universal way to bypass key protections.

Report: Deal marks shift from exclusive Microsoft partnership as AI compute needs soar.

Android 16 arrives with a few new goodies, but the big changes are still cooking.

With her fierce performance, Ana de Armas proves she's well up to the task of carrying on the Wick legacy.

Zuckerberg seeks new AI direction under sci-fi banner that some experts say is arbitrary.

"It creates a more unstable, shaky political environment on Earth, not just in space."

Crisis facing the world's marine ecosystems is getting worse.

Company is moving past focus on qubits, shifting to functional compute units.

The Web Era arrives, the browser wars flare, and a bubble bursts.

Rosetta app translation features for Intel apps won't stay around indefinitely.

It's due to launch in 2026, and we got an early preview at Mercedes' test track.

At WWDC 2025, a highly anticipated smarter Siri update is still nowhere to be found.

CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices has been wiped out.

We need to produce a lot of second stages.

Not every device stays supported, but it's a fairly light year for casualties.

SpaceX may soon have up to nine active launch pads. Most competitors have one or two.

All Intel MacBook Airs and Mac minis are gone; just a few other models remain.

Local multi-user experiences and widgets headline Apple's annual software update.

New OS also makes big additions to Shortcuts and Spotlight search.

New Challenges feature allows for high score competitions with friends.

YouTube says it is still committed to preventing harm.

iOS 26 centers on a more fluid, dynamic user interface.

Jackson dissent says majority bends legal standards for Trump administration.

Agency seeks contractors to modernize decades-old systems within four years.

Microsoft has been experimenting with "handheld mode" for Windows 11 since 2022.