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With Apple's own AI tech lagging behind, the firm looks for a fallback solution.

Company apologizes for the presence of malware on company computers.

Pricy tethered headset falters after the modest success of original PSVR.

Report highlights big turnaround from Dell's previous pro-WFH stance.

Tesla and Owen Diaz both appealed $3.2 million verdict before deciding to settle.

Audi has bet big on its next flexible EV architecture, starting with this SUV.

The "s" moniker doesn't make it better than the old 8 Gen 3 chip.

Amid criticism of OpenAI's closed models, Musk makes the Grok-1 AI model free to download.

Satellites to "track targets on the ground" for US intelligence, Reuters writes.

Using glucose instead of sucrose also results in less alcohol and less sour vinegar taste

You know the military is serious when the guy running the program is nicknamed "Orbit."

Op-ed: In China Inc., it's a little more complicated than that.

From Eratosthenes' circumference to black holes, we've learned a lot about the cosmos.

New study finds that giant sequoias add 70 cm of height and store 160 kg of carbon per year.

It's not really as good as the internal combustion version, sadly.

Should it pan out, the pill would be a new weapon against Lyme disease.

LLMs are trained to block harmful responses. Old-school images can override those rules.

A new signal from humanity's most distant spacecraft could be the key to restoring it.

Parts of Africa were already seeing web disruptions from damaged Red Sea cables.

Exclusive clip captures development and first heartbeat of chicken embryo inside a yolk.

OpenAI's GPT-2 running locally in Microsoft Excel teaches the basics of how LLMs work.

NTSB: Boeing "unable to find the records documenting" repair work on 737 Max 9.

"There's more to come."

Professor who sued her accusers sees the reasons for their accusations unsealed.

SCOTUS declined to set a clear standard for when blocking followers is OK.

An RNA has been adopted to help the production of myelin, a key nerve protein.

Google says URL hashes and a third-party relay server will keep it out of your history.

Pornhub went dark in Texas and other states requiring age verification for porn.

Prized morels are unpredictably and puzzlingly deadly, outbreak report shows.

McFlurries are a notable part of petition for commercial and industrial repairs.

Forget LLM chatbots; this seems like an actually useful implementation of AI.

Price undercuts Apple's own refurbished pricing for the M1 Air.

For fun, we could compare Starship as it exists today to other available rockets.

"Frustration with Artemis's high price tag is justifiable."

Toss certbot or acme.sh onto some servers and baby, you got a stew going!

33-year-old Canadian-Russian national pleaded guilty last month.

From more efficient production to entirely new chemistries, there's a lot going on.

Standard of 100Mbps down and 20Mbps up replaces old 25Mbps/3Mbps benchmark.

Replacement tool will no longer allow access for journalists, public.

Starship's third launch appeared flawless, but SpaceX has more work to do on recovery.

Players eager to revisit all-time shooters met with age-old launch issues.

Rural populations still have lots of the gut bacteria that break down cellulose.

An impractical bragging-rights CPU tops Intel's 14th-gen desktop lineup.

Jack Dorsey posted a "W," as judge halts Wright's suits against developers.

Apple charges 27% commission for sales "on your website after a link out."

UnitedHealth said it will cooperate with the probe as it works to restore services.

"You know that love promises only pain."

The Zenfone 10 was a unique 5.9-inch phone; this year's Zenfone is more generic.

Unearthed emails show the fury that helped motivate Epic's Games Store launch.

TikTok CEO urges users to protest bill, warns it "will lead to a ban."