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Health care systems struggle with each step of AI implementation, study finds.

State senator says he "did not expect adult porn sites to be blocked in Utah."

30-second spot set to "All Star" may inspire awe—or nightmares.

Tracker-makers will chime in over the coming months to finalize the standard.

Other versions will remain available, but Firefox will get some exclusive tools.

State law forced cities and towns to hold elections before offering broadband.

The culprit: nanoparticles of metacinnabar, a mercury sulphide black crystalline phase.

Mastodon forms a plan to make decentralized social networks go mainstream.

One more way Redfall is not the same as Arkane's previous greats.

Motorola's mid-range sweet spot is still worth paying attention to.

"Help us help you."

Product would keep sensitive information from being used to train AI models.

"I think the great thing about the space industry is it is the ultimate leveler."

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna says he could see 30% of back-office functions replaced by AI over 5 years.

The EV maker said it will expunge rare earths from its vehicles' motors.

With the bespoke NGDV delayed, the USPS has ordered 9,250 Ford E-Transits.

Hack affecting 836 subscribers lasted for more than a month before it was discovered.

Surfactants give champagne its signature stable rising column of bubbles.

System can also reconstruct speech a person imagines.

DeepMind tests "robustness to pushing" in football robot breakthrough.

Spectacular sportscars at Spa put F1's Azerbaijan snoozefest to shame.

Rapid Security Response updates haven't been released to the public until today.

The launch on April 20 kicked up a lot of dust and concrete.

Halo reportedly tried surviving on targeted ads, user data, & creepy AI dreams.

"Most people thought it was way off. And I thought it was way off."

Italy requested a PSA showing users how to opt out of ChatGPT data sharing.

Judge voids subpoena, says film studios sought info that isn't relevant to case.

Nice-looking UI, that trademark camera bar... and maybe a bit too much bezel.

"Weirdly, we did not see evidence of the rock tornado actually damaging engines."

AWS-backed group believes command is too central to the web to keep as-is.

We achieved more than 4 miles/kWh without much effort.

Juice jacking attacks on mobile phones are nonexistent. So why are we so afraid?

"Hey Batman, turn on the seat massage."

We tried the most interesting devices on the market to see what's worth your dollar.

Average sea surface temperatures have soared to record highs—and stayed there.

There's disagreement about how easy it is to configure Salesforce Community.

Sources say Apple's conservative approach makes it less competitive.

The woman said she had a rare, serious condition, but the details didn't add up.

One Tile tracker sold in a plastic collar attachment is not an innovation.

Bluesky's CEO clarified: "Twitter does not own us."

Windows 10 will still get security updates until mid-October 2025.

Ryan Salame formed "megadonor" team with SBF, gave $24M to mostly GOP candidates.

How the Asus ROG Ally and other handheld PCs could make Steam Decks even better.

YouTube podcasts landed on the web last year, and now there's app support.

Higher-end Surface-branded accessories will carry on, at least for now.

Appeals could take months, but a carveout could preserve the deal outside the UK.

Markey and Lieu seek to ban fed funds for nuke launches without "meaningful human control."

Greenlane will build sites along freight routes, starting in Southern California.

Why can't more old Android phones become cool, Spotify-for-you music servers?

And Intel's leadership says it will still take time to turn things around.