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Opinion: The worst human impulses will find plenty of uses for generative AI.

A Vulcan flying on May the 4th is the crossover we all needed.

What does the future look like for extant species that are extinct in the wild?

“Each Artemis mission will be properly characterized as a test mission."

The study demonstrated feasibility as COVID surveillance nose-dives worldwide.

EU opens proceeding that could mandate direct payments from content providers.

Attackers are capitalizing on organizations' failure to patch critical vulnerabilities.

Publisher is publicizing its methods to send a message to would-be exploit users.

Texas judge refused Meta's suggestion that maybe it owed no damages.

Zarya images "not protected by copyright." Words and arrangement remain protected.

App privacy policies openly contradict the far more visible "nutrition labels."

Whether you're charging on the go or at home, we've got you covered.

It's free, it's fun, and it makes you appreciate even the most boring hallways.

The state closed the investigation, leaving more questions than answers.

Comcast could have avoided giving false data to FCC by checking its own website.

There's data on 389 different cities across the world, including 80 in the US.

Russia has greatly accelerated cyberattacks on its neighbor in the wake of its invasion.

FDA found that Americans are generally not confused about what's actually milk.

Quicker in-car updates and longer vehicle lifecycles are coming, Mercedes says.

Book excerpt: Convincing early '90s Microsoft to sell games was an uphill battle.

The good news? It works. The bad news? It needs a lot of qubits.

A deeper look into the ties between a Soviet-era fantasy and very modern Russia.

SCOTUS to decide if platforms should be liable for terrorist content by June.

Sustainable dried SCOBY mats are lighter, cheaper, and more flexible than plastics.

Galaxies bigger than ours appear less than a billion years after the Big Bang.

Google hints that an AI chatbot search engine will really cut into its profits.

New prices: $90 in "excess-capacity" areas, $120 in "limited-capacity" places.

Routers, doorbells, smart locks, and lighting—there's something for everyone.

SCOTUS won't review Wikimedia's loss in case over NSA's Upstream surveillance.

No veto means ITC's patent infringement ruling stands.

Two recent archaeological studies reveal a lot more than Neanderthal diets.

Large law firms are using a tool made by OpenAI to research and write legal documents.

The most range doesn't cost that much more: The 361-mile version is $45,500.

SCOTUS sways Google’s way, says eroding Section 230 could crash digital economy.

Being fully vaccinated reduced the risk by about 41 percent.

Clarkesworld wrestles with flood of machine-made submissions—over 500 in Feb. alone.

Microsoft makes good on a promise that it hopes the FTC, UK notice.

Score big savings on Apple MacBook laptops with M1 or M2 silicon.

Plaintiffs say Reddit posts from up to 13 years ago show ISP ignored movie piracy.

Batteries with performance too low for driving can still store a lot of charge.

"Memory Saver" will discard and reload idle tabs, which could erase your tab state.

Meet Selene, a new photometric stereo recording prototype. Think of it as 2.5D imaging.

Does ChatGPT spell the end of the essay? No, but it may improve assessment.

Two Russian spacecraft in two months have been struck this way. Supposedly.

Carrier lock-in turned out to be a good thing for one iPhone owner.

Toyota may build a BEV in Kentucky starting in 2025.

"Further investment will cement Texas as the preeminent location for innovation."

Lack of high-quality Chinese texts on Internet a barrier to training AI models.

Artist wants to "come clean" and highlight a new media process.

It's unclear if the two lawmakers know what messenger RNA is exactly.