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New order in September narrowed access request down to data of UK citizens.

Tesla is raising lease prices; Ford and GM may have found a loophole.

TV tie-ins aside, it's the combat tweaks over the past year that really matter.

Google promises a better smart home experience thanks to Gemini.

"Then you go do like, the most energetic thing you've ever done in your life."

A sombrero and a fake mustache were also involved.

The name was not only offensive, it was also inaccurate.

Echo speakers and displays for Alexa+ require more expensive components.

OpenAI still isn't doing enough to protect teens, suicide prevention experts say.

Lots of carbon molecules but little sign of water in a super-Jupiter's disk.

The evolution of Taylor Swift's dialect, a rare Einstein cross, neutrino laser beams, and more.

The chipmakers say physical attacks aren't in the threat model. Many users didn't get the memo.

Chinese lab's v3.2 release explores a technique that could make running AI far less costly.

FCC is required to review TV rules and is more likely to scrap them under Carr.

Agent Mode in Word, Excel works like vibe coding tools but for knowledge work.

Signs point to a relatively mild upgrade from the 16-month-old Apple M4.

SpaceX will reuse a Super Heavy booster with 24 previously flown Raptor engines.

First patches fix bugs and clear up problems for the iPhone 17 family.

After the failure of S.B. 1047, new AI disclosure law drops kill switch for disclosure mandate.

The SF-25 might be winless this year, but the 499P took four in a row, including Le Mans.

Now that we know what Denisovans looked like, they're turning up everywhere.

Disillusionment with Musk's activism, strategic pivots, and mass layoffs cause churn.

A naturally aspirated boxer engine, two electric motors, and a CVT go for a trek.

It will be most powerful production Porsche ever, but that's not the cool bit.

Ion channel at base of plant's sensory hairs amplifies initial signals above critical threshold.

Alphabet settles with Trump instead of fighting lawsuit over January 6 suspension.

"We will share more information on the path forward at a later date."

Latest Claude model beats OpenAI and Google on coding tests.

ICE's HSI branch shut down Streameast in 2024.

Analysts see trouble for studios like BioWare, potential for Saudi meddling.

F-Droid sees Google's plans as a threat to FOSS apps.

This is a "step forward in the transition of European launch systems toward full reusability."

"Removing an item from the National Collection is not a viable solution..."

Epic will "inquire into our partner's creative intentions" before making a final decision.

Trump official plots impossible" deal moving Taiwan's chip supply chain into US.

Investors will receive $210 per share, well above the stock's all-time high.

World models aim to navigate the physical world by learning from videos, robotic data.

Ford and Chevy set near-identical lap times with very different cars; we drove both.

There's an unparalleled purity to MOO2's commitment to the fantasy.

The storm literally snapped the bones in their wings.

A vaccine developer and a climate scientist walk into a bar write a book.

I suppose if we do it and thousands of fans... don't like it, we'll stop doing it."

Cambridge researchers use satellite-based bramble detection as a proxy for mapping hedgehog habitats.

Doctors dissolve mass in woman's stomach by getting her to chug soda.

Op-ed: A dumb TV would be better.

Saudi investment fund, Jared Kushner are reportedly among the interested buyers

YouTube Labs will be a place to preview all the app's upcoming AI features.

Sorry, Brendan Carr: Sinclair and Nexstar stop preempting Kimmel on ABC affiliates.

Don't know what a keyboard stabilizer is? You're about to find out.

Responders ask for $25 million to contain the disease. They have $2.2 million.