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Rare bitcoin fragments are worth many times their face value.

Raw milk fans called warnings "fear mongering," despite 52% fatality rate in humans.

US military seeks an "independent review" to determine if Vulcan can scale.

It's amazing what a few well-placed chuckles and vocal tone shifts can do.

Latest updates launch in the shadow of WWDC keynote on June 10.

Anonymous chatbot that mystified and frustrated experts was OpenAI's latest model.

This tablet offers much more than you'll actually need.

M2 Air won't draw new buyers in, but if you like iPads, these do all you need.

Threat group has targeted 500 organizations. One is currently struggling to cope.

Last week the CEO said Tesla will spend $500 million expanding the charger network.

AT&T submitted "flawed and erroneous assertions," California agency judge says.

How far would you go to discover who you are?

New GPT-4o model can sing a bedtime story, detect facial expressions, read emotions.

It's still unclear why WBD wouldn't have done this in the first place.

Elon Musk accused Australia of trying to have "jurisdiction over all of Earth."

There was also mercury and arsenic but none of the toxins likely caused composer's death.

Early streamers agreed not to "belittle the gameplay" or "make disparaging... comments."

Both the US and EU are deeply concerned about heavily subsidized Chinese OEMs.

It's still $500, with a better screen, longer support, and the same great camera.

Unbundling Teams from Office has apparently failed to impress EU regulators.

Mining asteroids could reduce the burden on Earth's resources. Will it live up to its promise?

Taking to the road in a modern, high-speed version of a 40-year-old dream.

Star death and birth both contribute to driving material out of a galaxy.

So far disruptions from the geomagnetic storm appear to be manageable.

There's bad news from the Cassini spacecraft and other recenttests.

Ask a necromancer to lick a shield. Type out "HIT," "YELL," "ZAP." It's funny.

The Moon's former surface sank to the depths, until volcanism brought it back.

"To reduce mission complexity, this new concept is doing one launch."

The therapy treats a rare type of deafness, but experts hope it's a "jumping point."

Judge rules copyright law governs public data scraping, not X's terms.

A "sonication" time between 1 and 3 minutes is ideal to get the perfect cold brew.

States obtain settlement, but it's unclear whether consumers will get refunds.

Maximum Diffusion Reinforcement Learning focuses training on end states, not process.

The search.chatgpt.com URL is being set up, and Google employees are being poached.

The Hunt for Gollum fan film racked up more than 13 million views on YouTube.

Exploit code for critical "use-after-free" bug is circulating in the wild.

Survival is hard in the untamed wilderness, but does it have to be this hard?

Targets a different serotonin receptor from other popular hallucinogens.

Originally regarded as stopgap solutions, hybrids are in it for the long haul.

US Cellular talked with Verizon, but deal with T-Mobile appears more likely.

An ad that isn't about generative AI but somehow manages to be about AI anyway.

This makes four open federal safety investigations for the Fisker Ocean.

Some insects have transformed wild viruses into tiny biological weapons.

Starlink's estimated free cash flow this year is about $600 million.

Someday, an NEO will pose a threat to us. Thankfully, we have options.

"The planned increase in flight cadence for our mothership Eve is a game changer."

The rest of Dream Chaser's heat shield tiles will be installed at Kennedy Space Center.

Only one kinda big thing really holds back this impressive collective effort.

Anti-AI users who change or delete answers in protest are being punished.