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The dream of the '90s is alive on Discord.

The group has launched several successful projects, but now it's focusing on AI.

Adept's ACT-1 has learned how to automate complex UI tasks in web apps using an AI model.

Ethereum replaces proof-of-work with proof-of-stake, making miners unnecessary.

Yurii Shchyhol gives a rare interview about the state of the online conflict with Russia.

DNA may enable computation in storage on massive data sets.

Seesaw has declined to say how many accounts were spammed with Goatse.

Sans human data, mouse study offers first direct comparison of the two omicron boosters.

Plus, a wrap-up of Sony's TGS 2022 biggies: God of War: Ragnarok, Tekken 8.

Alleged victims include domestic violence shelter that paid hackers $13,000.

Microsoft faces prolonged competition investigation into $75 billion acquisition.

Baidu's ERNIE-ViLG text-to-image model prevents users from creating political images.

Lawsuit mirrors DC's case dismissed in April. Now, DOJ backs DC's appeal.

From 2024, Ford EVs will only be sold at Model e-certified dealerships.

Jane Doe "was re-victimized by this unconstitutional practice," lawsuit says.

Settlement sees HP compensating some customers in Europe with $1.35 million fund.

Only the very latest Apple and Samsung devices can ride the 3.45 GHz wave.

Dealmaster also has LG OLED TVs, MacBooks, and gaming accessories.

New law responds to concerns over Big Tech's alleged role in US Capitol riot.

Publisher promises robust privacy and system security efforts to protect users.

Backblaze tracks reliability for thousands of HDDs and SSDs in its data centers.

Thousands of people from across Asia have been coerced into defrauding people everywhere.

Google will have to pay the EU's biggest fine ever.

Driving M cars from 2001, 2013, and 2022 shows some lessons for the future.

Hack of FishPig distribution server used to install Rekoobe on customer systems.

The list includes mainly low- and middle-income countries, plus Israel and the UK.

When it gets too hot, it unrolls a reflective material to block absorption of light.

Musk wants out, but shareholders approve $54.20-per-share purchase agreement.

With up to 3.9 miles/kWh, vehicle-to-load, and very fast charging, there's a lot to like.

Loon's laser communications and networking software get new life as Aalyria.

Ars chats with xkcd creator Randall Munroe about his new book, What If? 2.

Snap claims Meta wants “to reconstruct virtually every decision Snap has made.”

Most soft robots are slow, but these feel the need for speed.

Setting up Wi-Fi, and using a camera for all kinds of projects, both get better.

A new Fire Emblem and an anime-inspired rhythm boxing game feature.

New technique uses an image synthesis model and some JavaScript to work its magic.

Peiter Zatko testifies, and senators have a list of questions for Twitter CEO.

It's $10 more expensive than it used to be, but the improvements are worth it.

Good news for game preservationists, perhaps not for fans of the leaked remake.

Scientists think they might hold the key to helping protect us all.

Tears of the Kingdom teaser shows open-world gliding, lots of climbing.

Intel hasn't disclosed when we'll see this kind of performance in products.

A growing body of research suggests that gas stoves can pose health risks.

The rare AFM has peaked in 2-year cycles. But it missed its last cycle amid COVID.

The Carte du Ciel provided signposts for how future astronomical discoveries would be made.

"Why, Mr. Spock, you almost make me believe in miracles."

Google hasn't made a laptop in 3 years and won't be making one any time soon.

"We'll see if [NFT]s really answer the players' needs," CEO says.

PyTorch, which powers Tesla Autopilot and 150K other projects, will join the Linux Foundation.

Apple's past and present OSes are all getting updates today.