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"The [structural] mechanism producing these problematic outcomes is really robust and hard to resolve."

After unpopular GPT-5 launch, OpenAI begins restoring optional access to previous AI models.

Mercedes is debuting its next electric van at Monterey Car Week.

Sam Altman says we could soon have "high-bandwidth brain-computer interfaces."

These parasites are usually found in the skin, but they can invade anything.

This will be the first national security mission to fly on United Launch Alliance's Vulcan rocket.

The tendency to ask AI bots to explain themselves reveals widespread misconceptions about how they work.

Google may soon be ordered to sell Chrome, and Perplexity is ready.

Adult YouTubers defend childish viewing habits in fight to block AI age checks.

Netflix film's appeal fueled by killer K-pop soundtrack, with one banger after another.

The Radster is great as a Class 2 e-bike, but not quite as strong as a Class 3.

Musk threatens to sue Apple to get Grok to top spot in App Store rankings.

Move comes after negotiating an export agreement with the US.

Exploits allow for persistent backdooring when targets open booby-trapped archive.

OpenAI faces backlash as users complain about broken workflows and losing AI friends.

Inspection reports of other Boar's Head plants do not bode well.

Around 175,000 households still use dial-up Internet in the US.

The Internet Archive confirmed it's in ongoing discussions with Reddit after block.

Microsoft bought GitHub for $7.5 billion in 2018.

Judge tossed claim but said UK must not "significantly impede" Wikipedia operations.

Satellite companies find themselves between a rocket and a hard place.

Chain-of-thought AI "degrades significantly" when asked to generalize beyond training.

Anti-vaccine activist RFK Jr. has vilified COVID-19 vaccines and the CDC.

The deal won't resolve national security concerns.

Video used to be treated as a source of truth, but that's no longer an assumption we can make."

It's a clean-sheet approach to designing and building an electric vehicle.

Gulf of Maine will be site of safety and effectiveness testing.

"Everything I've done, everywhere I go, is for the One Piece."

A recent conference sees doubts raised about the age of the oldest signs of life.

Nuclear power could be the linchpin for long-term human activity.

An encryption algorithm can have weaknesses that could allow an attacker to listen in.

It was tested for its ability to adhere to the inside of the digestive tract.

Lovell was the first person to fly to the Moon twice.

The biomechanics of dinosaur skulls say T. rex was the king of bite force.

In Colombia, the parasites were caught expanding into endangered wild mountain tapirs.

It's unclear exactly how GPT-5's new approach to model-switching will work here.

Just another "viral" stunt.

Stellar cast, lavish visuals make Netflix adaptation of influential graphic novels shine.

Advocates say Supreme Court shows "hostility toward sound legal reasoning."

Most companies downsizing office space say it's because of hybrid work.

Running JavaScript from inside an image? What could possibly go wrong?

Looks like the Sylvanian Drama" TikTok will be revived after a long hiatus.

Google still trying to fix "annoying infinite looping bug," product manager says.

Copyright class actions could financially ruin AI industry, trade groups say.

"I want my GPT-4o back and I'll do anything to get it."

Well, that's one way to exit beta.

Generating "...public resistance to the provision's enforcement."

Move comes in response to government's questioning of climate science.

The e-Transit and F-150 Lightning's replacements will be delayed awhile.

"Get on board! We are going to Mars!"