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Forget robotaxis, this is for precision and repeatability.

So, who do you tip?

The chargers will support both CCS1 and NACS, with deployment starting in 2024.

Samsung has a new fold-flat hinge, gives the Z flip a bigger screen.

Skeptics say Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI hope to avoid regulation.

A deep dive into the applications and functions that keep Ars humming along in the cloud.

Dinosaurs' hyper-efficient breathing system also evolved in two other lineages.

The death gap between Democrats and Republicans was larger in counties with lower vaccination rates.

Apple opened up access to three ways to test apps on real hardware.

Chair proposes 100Mbps national standard and an evaluation of broadband prices.

Ocean stagnation, ecosystem collapses, and volcano eruptions all played a role.

Supreme Court is Musk's last option as judges uphold limits on his Tesla tweets.

With Play Services gone, it's only a matter of time before you can't log in.

"Zenbleed" bug affects all Zen 2-based Ryzen, Threadripper, and EPYC CPUs.

Deadly temperatures will become common unless greenhouse gas emissions are cut fast.

The much-loved affordable EV looked finished, but Chevy will build Bolt 2.0.

Vendors knew all about it, but most customers were clueless.

The second season has faster pacing, more linear storytelling, and bits of levity.

Borax is used in laundry detergent and is not safe to ingest.

"SpaceX could itself become a large commercial LEO destination."

"Every sample here has a story to tell."

Google plans to appeal.

Beta feature allows ChatGPT to remember key details with less prompt repetition.

It's just a "proposal," but it's also being prototyped inside Chrome right now.

Red Hat made being a 1:1 clone hard. So AlmaLinux is pivoting and speeding up.

Previous-generation macOS and iOS versions get new security updates, too.

Forget the headliners; let's talk about some less obvious stuff.

X logo looks like a Unicode symbol and the lower-case x from a Monotype font.

NHTSA wants Tesla to provide info on software and hardware for all US-made cars.

It's a powerful electric four-door GT on an all-new bonded aluminum platform.

"The US does not make or break a project like this," says OpenAI chief.

In this deep-dive explainer, we look at a big-business mainstay.

A new book tracks the human fascination with octopuses across centuries.

Lower Decks and Strange New Worlds have a lot of fun blending their styles.

Netflix has a mixed track record when it comes to adapting beloved Japanese anime.

Ancient soil was buried under a mile of ice until excavated during the Cold War.

Amazon unveils satellite facility in Florida, may switch prototype launch to Atlas V.

"The mission of providing Internet connectivity in Alaska will be delayed."

12 weeks after critical vulnerability was patched, devices are still being wrangled.

It's not quite as good as a Boston Dynamics bot, but it is a lot cheaper.

IMAX TikTok shows an emulated Palm PDA controlling Oppenheimer's 600-lb reel.

Even if one robot fails, the rest of the team can offset its loss.

"You are not the only thing standing between this and the universe."

Seven companies promised Biden they would take concrete steps to enhance AI safety.

"Glorbo" isn't real, but a news-writing AI model didn't know it-and then it wrote about itself.

Russian game development jobs also dry up after Russia's actions.

The next MX-5 is a couple of years away and will have some kind of e-motor.

The increase in deaths reverses a nearly 10-year decline.

The Fed's goal is to connect 9,000 financial institutions nationwide.

But dev team says including Wii decryption key doesn't put it in "any legal danger."