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Bias-reflecting LLMs lead to inferior medical advice for female, Black, and Asian patients.

"There's a lot of interest because of the fear that there's just not a lot of capacity."

Ransomware group is one of the world's most prolific.

The vote to strip the recommendation came after a day of inept discussion.

The annual award ceremony features miniature operas, scientific demos, and the 24/7 lectures.

Do not be slow to comply with ATC instructions.

Chrome's future as an AI browser starts today.

The premature engine shutdowns were triggered by a conservative software safeguard.

Samsung's "pilot program" is likely just the beginning.

Disney does FCC chair's bidding, suspends Kimmel show over Charlie Kirk comment.

Intel once considered buying Nvidia outright, but its fortunes have shifted.

Unlike most prompt injections, ShadowLeak executes on OpenAI's cloud-based infrastructure.

In nuclear era, it has proven cheaper to build offensive weapons than play defense.

Come for the science. Stay for the adorable pics of happy pupsters with their favorite toys.

The see-through display is a big downgrade from last year's "Orion" prototype demo.

A deep-dive into Active Directory and how "Kerberoasting" breaks it wide open.

President Trump's assertions about political violence ignore the facts.

If you wanted an Ariya, you can blame the Trump tariffs for its cancellation.

Making digits seems to involve gene activity that was needed to make a cloaca.

Officials say Claude chatbot usage policies block FBI, Secret Service contractors' work.

Ex-CDC director warns senators about RFK Jr.'s anti-vaccine agenda.

After years as a parent and homeowner, I sympathize more with my virtual citizens.

SSA tells Senate that NUMIDENT is safe after troubling whistleblower allegations.

Gemini shows off at another high-level academic competition.

"I know my kid": Parents urge lawmakers to shut down chatbots to stop child suicides.

"We're in the middle of the jungle and we are being hunted!"

Cars have lost 12 V power, trapping children and dogs in hot cars.

More iPad-like Mac hardware would balance Apple's push for Mac-like iPads.

China steps up efforts to boost semiconductor independence, compete with US.

Author Laurie Gwen Shapiro chats with Ars about her latest book, The Aviator and the Showman.

Spotlighting the most helpful new features of iOS 26.

The problem arose early Tuesday when the spacecraft's main engine shut down earlier than expected.

Trump's TikTok deal requires US to make its own version of the app.

Boar's Head plans to reopen the plant linked to an outbreak that killed 10 people.

AI-designed crash structures, thin acoustic coatings, adhesive recovery, and more.

0.1 percent of active mods will be affected, Reddit says.

Chatbot will "default to the under-18 experience" when age is uncertain after teen suicide lawsuit.

State review of Verizon/Frontier deal targets low-income plans, fiber expansion.

Google's search app comes to Windows.

China "poised to overtake us in the next five to 10 years if we don't do something."

Cooperative cruising cuts congestion in Contra Costa during ProPilot pilot study.

Cyberattack has frozen operations at the company since the end of August.

Bible Chat hits 30 million downloads as users seek algorithmic absolution.

"We're excited that Northrop is ready to deliver this incredibly beneficial increase in capacity."

The panel will meet this week and could limit access to measles, Hep B, COVID vaccines.

Google Research shows that AI models can keep training data private.

The true cost of keeping the Internet Archive alive will likely remain unknown.

New study breaks down what 700 million users do across 2.6 billion daily GPT messages.

Tech firms are bracing for a possible "triple whammy" of tariffs.

FAA found factory violations, says Boeing sought approval for unairworthy planes.