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Turing Award-winner Yoshua Bengio warns recent models display dangerous characteristics.

Equal parts Forza Horizon, Diddy Kong Racing, and Tony Hawk's Pro Skater.

Astronomers ran 100,000 computer simulations using combined Hubble/Gaia space telescope data.

"Soooooo much going on in this picture."

Abuse allows Meta and Yandex to attach persistent identifiers to detailed browsing histories.

Abuse allows Meta and Yandex to attach persistent identifiers to detailed browsing histories.

Any type of aerobic exercise works for the improvements, study finds.

Broadcom claims many eliminated partners weren't doing any VMware business.

USB-C ports have always supported different capabilities on different systems.

Google could also be liable for legal fees in the case.

FDA head uses great-sounding science standards to dismiss COVID vaccine benefits.

This move would reduce Samsung's reliance on Google.

Law school grad's firing is a bad omen for college kids overly reliant on ChatGPT.

One piracy case is over, but the biggest one could be decided by Supreme Court.

Trump will continuously monitor all federal workers for "trustworthiness."

Floating solar panels appear to conserve water while generating green electricity.

The cars got new front wings, but there's only one story that matters.

Also: Wednesday S2 sneak peek, Stranger Things S5 premiere date, Frankenstein teaser, more Benoit Blanc.

Using the Apple TV app or an Apple account means giving Apple more data, though.

Ping-pong bots, drumming chimps, picking styles of two jazz greats, and an ancient underground city's soundscape.

"NASA's budget request is just a going-out-of-business mode" without Isaacman.

BSA names Vitaly Nikolaevich Kovalev is "Stern," the leader of Trickbot.

From music videos to "Are you a prompt?" stunts, "real" videos are presenting as AI.

Google and the DOJ get one last chance to make their cases.

Research firm blames outdated DRM tech, Facebook ads, Amazon hardware, and more.

Mixed messages only add to uncertainty about vaccine access for kids, pregnant individuals.

The wrong way to get out of Trump's America.

Judge notes "irony" in Texas AG's attempt to silence watchdog for Musk's X.

The HopeJR will compete with Unitree's G1 and other early offerings.

A growing number of incels are NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training). That should concern us all.

We don't currently have a mission to put it on, but NASA is making sure it's ready.

New York mandates $15 low-income plans; other states may impose similar laws.

Workspace users will be seeing a lot more of Google's AI summaries soon.

The glitch lasted a few hours but caused traffic jams on alternate routes.

The modeling estimates don't account for other costs, like parents' lost work.

Now that Chevrolet can fit turbos to the Corvette, it's gone and done just that.

Term at DOGE did serious damage to his brands, only achieved a fraction of hoped-for savings.

"There's not yet a commercial reason only to go to the Moon with humans."

"This is a design change that I really had to push the team very hard to do."

Small subscriber perks help the streaming services stand out.

The chatbot can answer questions and extract data from your uploaded vids.

Feds reduced maximum infringement amount from "tens of millions" to $40,000.

Statistically, "the real behavior of a rolling object is largely a function of its geometry."

Join us on the livestream at 3 pm EDT and ask questions about the future of space!

We weren't even sure if Paranthropus remains come from a single species.

Google's Veo 3 delivers AI videos of realistic people with sound and music. We put it to the test.

Nintendo is still testing the 15,000+ game Switch library with the Switch 2.

Trump rejects court ruling he can't impose tariffs at his whim.

Discord moves further away from being ad-free.

Musk says he's leaving Trump admin, citing 130-day limit on special employees.