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Gulf of Maine will be site of safety and effectiveness testing.

"Everything I've done, everywhere I go, is for the One Piece."

A recent conference sees doubts raised about the age of the oldest signs of life.

Nuclear power could be the linchpin for long-term human activity.

An encryption algorithm can have weaknesses that could allow an attacker to listen in.

It was tested for its ability to adhere to the inside of the digestive tract.

Lovell was the first person to fly to the Moon twice.

The biomechanics of dinosaur skulls say T. rex was the king of bite force.

In Colombia, the parasites were caught expanding into endangered wild mountain tapirs.

It's unclear exactly how GPT-5's new approach to model-switching will work here.

Just another "viral" stunt.

Stellar cast, lavish visuals make Netflix adaptation of influential graphic novels shine.

Advocates say Supreme Court shows "hostility toward sound legal reasoning."

Most companies downsizing office space say it's because of hybrid work.

Running JavaScript from inside an image? What could possibly go wrong?

Looks like the Sylvanian Drama" TikTok will be revived after a long hiatus.

Google still trying to fix "annoying infinite looping bug," product manager says.

Copyright class actions could financially ruin AI industry, trade groups say.

"I want my GPT-4o back and I'll do anything to get it."

Well, that's one way to exit beta.

Generating "...public resistance to the provision's enforcement."

Move comes in response to government's questioning of climate science.

The e-Transit and F-150 Lightning's replacements will be delayed awhile.

"Get on board! We are going to Mars!"

All new funding on hold until Trump administration can cancel any previously funded grants.

FCC studies broadband "with one eye closed and the other half-open," Democrat says.

The stone flakes don't look like much, but they're a clue in an ancient cold case.

Disclosure comes two months after Google warned the world of ongoing spree.

Literal "hallucinations" were the result.

"The evidence points to a violent episode-possibly the result of conflict between neighboring farming communities."

New model claims fewer confabulations, better coding, and "safe completions" approach.

Sometimes, a car makes more sense when you experience it in context.

Sonos expects to spend $5 million on tariffs this quarter.

Trump's chip tariffs won't hit Apple despite no plans for a US-made iPhone.

Size matters most for Framework's first stab at a desktop workstation/gaming PC.

Lots of suspension tweaks but no extra power for this WRX variant.

President accuses semiconductor industry veteran Lip-Bu Tan of being "highly conflicted."

He clearly has no idea what antigenic shift means.

Why AI-based voice cloning is the next frontier in social-engineering attacks.

Tornado didn't want to know its customers, which included North Korean hackers.

Questions linger about ideological bias in models as well as data security.

Hulu will finish integrating into the Disney+ app in 2026, Disney says.

US restores deleted portions after people noticed the Constitution had shrunk.

Liz Reid says Google's data shows AI is generating consistent clicks and better experiences.

"Certain players are going to have to do a harder pivot."

Ten of 21 known cockatoo species exhibit dance behavior, and one bird executed 17 unique moves.

Nvidia denies China accusation of kill switch but worries US will require one.

The team behind the research has worked with Google to mitigate the attack, but what comes next?

Falling operating margins, revised sales estimates, and scaled-back forecasts.

A collection of new studies on gene activity shows that AI tools aren't very good.