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Microsoft blocks a new batch of system drivers, but the loophole empowering them remains.

US and UK users can converse with Claude 2 through the Anthropic website.

"There's only ONE Twitter," Linda Yaccarino tweeted.

It has a light-up back and last year's flagship SoC.

Three for NASA, and one each for India, Russia, and Japan.

These powerful laptops come with newer silicon and a more wallet-friendly price.

Amazon, one of 19 platforms bound by new rules, says it is "unfairly singled out."

Artificial intelligence can make gaming more accessible and learn what individuals need.

Companies' goodwill efforts, including Call of Duty sharing, were persuasive.

VGHF's Phil Salvador talks to Ars about his groundbreaking game availability study.

Update for iOS 16, macOS Ventura can be uninstalled if you're having problems.

There seems to be much less excitement about distributed computing these days.

The AMG treatment is overkill for this electric vehicle.

Dropping waitlist, devs can build the GPT-4 language model into their apps.

AI models allegedly trained on books copied from popular pirate e-book sites.

Fairphone proves the usual excuses for ending Android support aren't valid.

Launched in 2004, the company once sought to be the world's brain dump.

EU-US data pact approved; privacy advocates to appeal because of US surveillance.

State's inefficient grid can't handle the full load it could deliver in ongoing heat wave.

Retro-computing fans can download the final updates released for '90s-era OSes.

Indigenous people have been in the Americas longer than archaeologists once thought.

Ultracold gases in the lab could help scientists better understand the universe.

Only modest computer hardware is required to play these favorites.

Here's what is collected by Threads, as well as by Twitter, Bluesky, Mastodon, Spill, and Hive Social.

One more big test remains for Varda's first-of-its-kind "space factory."

The man fully recovered after extra tongue brushing. But you might not.

Will non-Teslas fit at Superchargers, and what about 3rd party networks?

Musk tries to claw back $90M from firm that forced him to complete Twitter deal.

Scientists also made a tiny optical resonator for telecommunications out of silica glass

COO says coming benchmarks will show anti-piracy tech has no performance impact.

Mod-made tool claims to have banned 144,926 spambot accounts.

Just in time for the weekend: another unauthenticated SQL injection flaw!

See the insides of the thinnest US foldable with the biggest battery.

Reddit urges US court to protect anonymity of six users who mentioned piracy.

Data shows ChatGPT use decreased by nearly 10 percent from May to June.

The two-layer panels still suffer from rapid decay of performance, though.

Shop early and save big on these early Amazon Prime Day 2023 deals

Check out the peripherals the Ars staff relies on to game and stay productive.

The military is starting to buy into orbital refueling.

Amazon will also send Rivian vans to Germany.

PJM could benefit numerous states with thousands of jobs and billions in investment.

"It's not a function of size, rather how much it accelerates our road map."

A variable called the "angle of thrust" explains why finned wings generate so much thrust.

Fossils and modern experiments are telling us what a shark's nose knows.

X Corp. claims Meta used Twitter trade secrets and ex-employees to build Threads.

The cephalopods experience an apparent sleep state with REM-like activity.

FTC requires Meta to make it easy for users to control data.

Most critical of the bugs allowed attackers to root federated instances.

The budget cut targets data systems that can identify areas with low vaccination.

The Nubia RedMagic 8S Pro+ gaming phone sports a huge spec sheet.