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"Infamous Chisel" has been targeting armed forces fighting Russia's military.

Texas was supposed to start enforcing the law tomorrow.

JBL's speaker runs both assistants, but aren't both of these products in trouble?

A little-used file system named for a convicted murderer is slated for removal.

Not using the New Super Mario Bros. name is a subtle statement of intent.

Up to 1.2 billion people have these worms, but they usually lie low in the intestines.

University creates the first autonomous system capable of beating humans at drone racing.

X to collect more user data as Musk teases plan to offer video and audio calls.

Hundreds of planets, hundreds of quests, but is there anything worth seeing?

The ads were blocked in error, according to X.

There are at least 100 bags of human waste on the surface of the Moon.

It's a good time to buy a Steelcase office chair, which is now 15% off.

For the bazillionth time, vaccines do not cause autism-and dog autism is not a thing.

Before linking an account, be sure the app you're using is legit.

Should AI-created works be copyrighted? US regulators want to know what you think.

Cartridge-based microcontroller is easy to move from keyboard to keyboard.

You can avoid the price hikes if you tack years onto plans before September 6.

USB-C, obviously-but there's more.

Comcast and other ISPs asked FCC to ditch listing-every-fee rule. FCC says "no."

"I'm not sure who thought it was a good idea to put up CubeSats with Artemis I."

Authors claim generative AI is just a "grift" that repackages original works.

When UNC4841 infected gov't and military networks, it was just getting started.

Pop-up isn't just a notification, runs as separate .exe in Windows 10 and 11.

The $26,795 van is filled with audio and video recorders, radios, and cameras.

Two years on a Pixel Pass was supposed to get you a new phone.

Neptune-sized planet has a density similar to pure silver.

"You basically had this really awesome algorithm, this crazy automation."

AI makes it cheap and easy to create propaganda at scale.

"Isn't there something you want more than anything else in this world?"

Rivian's Enduro drive unit was designed and built in-house from scratch.

The Fairphone 5 will keep on trucking until at least 2031.

Much of the drugs' costs are due to repeated price hikes over the years.

X, nee Twitter, greenlights wider range of political advertising.

Google's new kitchen-sink AI branding is everything to everyone in every Workspace app.

Public Knowledge and iFixit want the right to repair commercial kitchen gear.

Court's order is not yet finalized but could significantly reduce damages.

Theories dating back to World War I put to the test with Australian meat ants.

UFC, NBA, NFL want bigger crackdown on pirated streams of live sports.

Ruth Marie Terry was killed by her husband, Guy Muldavin, who died in 2002.

Apple's new flagship phones will make their debut on September 12.

Oppo's new flip phone has big specs, plus a line of designer handbag cases.

US and its allies struggle to copy Kyiv's collaborative efforts.

"I don't think I'll run out of people who are willing to fly the spaceship any time soon."

This will be the first launch for ULA's Atlas V rocket in nearly 10 months.

It's the first time the snake parasite has been seen in a human, let alone a brain.

Unlimited GPT-4, encryption, 32K context, and more. Will it become an essential tool?

The device is slated for an early to mid-2024 launch.

It will debut with TCL TVs next year.

Special-edition Pocket Glow will be available in extremely limited quantities.

After three canceled appointments, service restored one day after Ars emailed ISP.