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ChatGPT-style AI tech brings more context to search, available today in a limited preview.

Thacker Pass mine considered critical to Biden’s $2 trillion clean energy plan.

Of course, it comes with homegrown switches.

Low Twitter Blue subscription rate, unpaid-bill lawsuits highlight money troubles.

Currently, all iOS and iPadOS browsers need to use the same engine as Safari.

OnePlus' flagship smartphone is cheaper than it was last year.

The electric cargo van will be built in South Carolina as well as Germany.

A 2022 report described harassment as a “fact of life” on the continent.

Increasingly, the European Space Agency is aligned with NASA and the West.

Documentary also revisits lifeboat situation and whether the ship broke in half.

In the lab at least, its materials are stable for over 1,000 cycles.

Recent X-rays of her lungs were so bad, doctors thought she had cancer.

Getty lawsuit against Stability AI could change how courts view web scraping.

In the market for a new TV? Now is the perfect time to score a big deal.

Servers running unpatched versions of ESXi are sitting ducks for ESXiArgs attacks.

That's one way to address the potential overlap between the two high-end Macs.

UK inquiry's preliminary findings could be issued as early as this week.

Unlike other novelty jumbo keyboards, this one has lubed switches and a numpad.

Twitter’s internal detection of child sexual abuse materials may be failing.

Kids can't sign the license, but that also doesn't give them the right to sue.

Jury sided with Musk despite judge ruling his Tesla tweets were false and reckless.

Samsung's Android build is 4x bigger than Google's—twice the size of Windows 11.

Unintended transphobic act by AI-powered Jerry Seinfeld clone leads to 14-day ban.

We tested five consumer-friendly cloud backup services and found a clear winner.

After dropping prices by up to $13,000, now they've increased by up to $2,000.

Deals between Big Tech and "generative AI" startups raise competition concerns.

The early death toll is 1,600 people, but this number will grow.

New software fixes the battery management and pulse inverter control modules.

Kyle and Andrew get whiplash jumping from punny jokes to fascist Missourians.

6 of 7 states proposed downstream reductions, but California wants to avoid cuts.

There aren't many e-bikes like it—partly because you can build it yourself.

Once the object was over the ocean, US jets moved in.

The 101-year-old novel shows that "physics and literature are not mutually exclusive."

Hundreds of cannabis-related chemicals now exist, inspiring researchers—and users.

Tiny organoids with working immune systems mimic the function of the GI tract.

Raft is a watery, more-focused riff on some of Minecraft's ideas.

Without wastewater sampling, the eradicated virus could have easily spread.

Musk lawyer claimed investors were "gambling and looking for lawsuits as insurance."

It is possible that the balloon's flight termination system failed.

Leaked personal data of Charlie Hebdo customers puts them at risk from extremists.

Government says company also violated whistleblower protection laws.

Now it will use the consumer EPA standard and not CAFE to decide.

At least 17 charged after authorities gained access to encrypted messages.

Custom PC-builder Puget says it's had issues with the Pro line since the last gen.

Google wants to use "the power of AI to reimagine how people search."

Tall, red-topped stick could prove crucial in Mitchell's defamation suit.

Rising electricity costs means the base per-kWh price will increase by 5 cents.

App store ads on other platforms may offer benefits to devs—but few for users.

The Peregrine lander is ready for launch. Sort of.