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Two new AI models join 7 others, leaving some paid users wondering which one is best.

It's unclear what the mutation does, but it might make E. coli stealthy on lettuce.

AlphaEvolve has already made Google's data centers more efficient and improved Tensor chips.

Netflix is trying to grow ad revenue quickly.

It's relatively easy to store multiple quantum values in one piece of hardware.

"Your choices. Your actions. That's what makes you who you are."

CEO of parent company says "maybe" it should have abandoned VPN business.

With its first launch, Gilmour Space is "looking for 10 to 20 seconds of stable flight."

"Plaintiff's use of AI affirmatively misled me," judge writes.

Valve continues to plan for a SteamOS future that goes beyond the Steam Deck.

"Anyone who has ever accomplished anything iconic in life has had to do some questionable things."

Before crackdown, this was one of the 'Net's biggest markets for Chinese-speaking scammers.

Digital Foundry also says Game Chat "has a significant impact on system resources."

WBD is relenting on trying to get everyone to sign up for its streaming service.

Agency by agency, Harvard is losing all of its federal research dollars.

EU users have less than two weeks to opt out of Meta's AI training.

US aims to toughen export controls on tech used by China to make AI processors.

A notice to mariners suggests SpaceX's next Starship test flight could launch as soon as May 21.

Updated Start menu design is currently being tested in Windows Insider previews.

A single flip of a settings button enables a host of defenses against hacking.

Here's what NASA's exploration plans would actually look like if the White House got its way.

"Low" graphics settings and 800p resolution hit 30 to 40 fps on Valve's hardy handheld.

Google's take on Android is getting brighter and bolder later this year.

SpaceX alleged EchoStar is barely using spectrum, said it's "ripe for sharing."

Windows 10 will stop getting free security updates on October 14, 2025.

The S25 Edge is impressively thin, but at what cost?

Sweeping provision would halt all local oversight of AI by US states.

"When you think of me, you should think of fire. Risen from ashes, again and again."

Due in 2028, lithium manganese-rich means less cobalt-and therefore less weight.

AI-driven fraud is leading people to verify every online interaction they have.

Malicious "context manipulation" technique causes bot to send payments to attacker's wallet.

We spend a week with Bentley's new plug-in hybrid grand touring car.

It runs like a stotting gazelle and swims like a dog.

A large moon and an extremely large telescope.

"We acknowledge that notifying users after the deactivation was a poor experience..."

"The FCC is a prime candidate for DOGE-style reform," Nathan Simington writes.

Cops scuffle with Trump picks at Copyright Office after AI report stuns tech industry.

Pope Leo XIV warns AI could threaten workers as industrial revolution did in the 1800s.

The National Park Services bars all swimming and wading due to the health hazard.

US drops China tariff from 145% to 30% while governments seek longer-term deal.

Updated EULA language includes new threat to "render the... device permanently unusable."

New therapeutic strategies build on the success of immunotherapy.

An Ars author slightly surrenders to chatbot-made profiles and automated brews.

Omnipresent threats beset our heroes as they wade deeper into Seattle.

"We haven't always been great people, but we are the 11th Street kids, and no one will ever break us apart."

The program has saved consumers billions of dollars since its inception.

TB is the deadliest infection in the world-but it doesn't often look like this.

Carnegie Mellon "LegoGPT" system uses physics checks to ensure models don't collapse.

Customers accuse Whoop of baiting and switching as it adjusts its business model.

Google and the DOJ have had their say; now it's in the judge's hands.