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Musk has to testify for SEC probe into whether he violated US securities laws.

A very fast and foldable e-bike with brake lights, directionals, and a horn.

Channel 1's eerily real newscasters suggest a tumultuous future for online video.

Lenders unlikely to get even 60 cents on the dollar for the bonds and loans.

The image is the result of 100 hours of observing.

Baguette One isn't a joke, but it sure sounds like one.

The Turing test focuses on the ability to chat-can we test the ability to think?

Phone-unlocking case law is "total mess," may be ripe for Supreme Court review.

If FDA approved, it would require the DEA to reclassify MDMA.

US and Chinese spaceplanes are "two of the most watched objects" in orbit.

"I was presented with 88 consoles from another account," one user reports.

Google delayed long enough to secure its ad business with new tracking methods.

"We're going to become the world's most decisive company across any industry."

Opinion: Beeper isn't just fighting Apple, it's pushing against human instincts.

Researchers trace the areas of the brain that are active when birds are using tools.

Renew Home tracks power usage, rewards users for cutting use during peak times.

Customers should be allowed to cancel cable TV without penalty, Democrats say.

Cats play fetch longer, with more retrievals, when they initiate the game.

Add to a charity haul that's already raised over $17,000 in just a few weeks.

In 30th anniversary stream, Carmack and Romero recall a game dev "perfect storm."

Seriously, in a theoretical world without risk to lives or property, could you do it?

They're Intel's first CPUs with a neural processing unit for on-device AI tasks.

The news follows last month's reveal of the entry-level Cadillac Optiq EV.

So tiny you can barely see it.

Foldable PCs unite superior portablility with distinctive design challenges.

Hackers tied to Russian military take responsibility for hack on Ukraine's biggest provider.

Most folks don't need the Pros, but there are some use cases where it matters.

Parts pairing still irks right-to-repair activists, though.

Officials hope to launch before the end of the year, but a longer delay is possible.

The train manufacturer accused the hackers of slander.

The AI model, nH Predict, is the focus of another lawsuit against UnitedHealth.

FCC doubts ability to provide high-speed, low-latency service in all grant areas.

A new internal survey, leaked to Ars, shows continued problems at the space agency.

The new Google Maps Timeline plays a game of three-card monte with your location data.

AI feature turned on by default worries users; Dropbox responds to concerns.

Some details moderate its impact, but it marks a major step.

"We are not Twitter any longer," X exec said.

Over 130K blind ratings show ChatGPT-4 Turbo outclassing the competition.

Lawyer David Schwartz must explain why a motion cited "cases that do not exist."

Tesla says its new prototype is 30% faster, 10 kg lighter, and has sensors on all fingers.

The automaker's decision to ditch phone casting interfaces remains controversial.

Streaming service will publish "comprehensive deep dive" every six months.

Inadequate driver monitoring means that Autopilot is far too easily misused.

This newly discovered vulnerability is real, but it's more nuanced than that.

GM's mainstream brand has a new midsize electric SUV, the 2024 Blazer EV.

Amazon has been reticent to share details about its Kuiper satellites.

Does Jeff Bezos's heavy-lift rocket really have a shot at launching next year?

The people, scenery, and oddities that made E3 part trade show, part theme park.

Eye drops are uniquely risky because the eye is an immune-privileged site.

"This is a form of power that our world has not yet seen."