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He says that Facebook is developing AI to create a global democracy—kind of.

“Assume both of us thought the airport issue was settled,” e-mail to mayor said.

Company says it is on track to attempt a second launch on Sunday.

Fan noise and weak GPUs are the biggest problem with an otherwise intriguing PC.

Incredible box, and promising twist on "programmable" cards, aren't quite enough.

Tech blog's founder says lawsuit seeks “to stifle debate, silence criticism.”

GM won’t sell self-driving cars to individuals, wants to deploy them in fleets.

Public relations nightmare strikes just when drug makers try cleaning their image.

FDA asks public for help as new food industry-funded org fights food-industry sway.

The unpopular ads will be gone in 2018.

The media and PewDiePie keep calling each other out, and neither is totally wrong.

Dems won when a judge ordered trove of Pruitt e-mails released, but it didn’t last.

Kaspersky researchers find Android apps for connected cars soft targets for hackers.

NASA scientists took pains to emphasize the benefits of a longer orbit at Jupiter.

Foreign titles give the game away: Episode VIII will feature multiple Jedi.

One-line fix for character model syncing error went undetected for a decade.

Judge: "Cox knew... its behavior was wrong, and continued in spite of that."

"Sasquatch has made immeasurable contributions..."

Video losses in former TWC areas offset by Internet subscriber gains.

6 out of 32GB taken up by OS, download purchases now linked to an online account.

Detective Miller goes for his first-ever spacewalk this week.

Similarities in Native American genomes suggest adaptation in ancient history

When the number of immigrants goes up, violent crime goes down.

Plus a new, stealthy "anonymous" stick, because that's what the world really needed.

Switch one-ups Wii U with direct support from Epic for UE4.

Daniel Crowninshield let essentially anyone "unlawfully manufacture firearms."

Prosecutors claim that Samsung paid over $37M in bribes to help facilitate a merger.

Chevy reps say torque, fuel economy will win more customers in the Pacific Northwest.

In test of eleven products, a fogger and DEET worked, herbs and citronella didn’t.

Does the test require self recognition, knowledge of how mirrors work, or both?

The car marks the end of the line for the screaming V12; its successor will be a hybrid.

Tethering requires a limited plan, and video is throttled unless you enable HD.

The electric vehicle will be used for car-sharing and be accessible to Lyft drivers, too.

The hearing promised new ideas. It doesn't seem that any were raised.

If this were to happen again today, the electrical grid could be a smoking ruin.

Entanglement is real, or device settings were determined 600 years ago by a star.

Kali Kanongataa broadcast his partner going into labor on Facebook Live.

An anticlimactic fall ends an otherwise tense tightrope spacewalk.

Study needs repeating and only applies to some, but it hints at early detection.

Lawsuit claims Facebook "simply stole" the design "and passed it off as its own."

Poorly crafted court orders threaten the open Internet, Cloudflare says.

Fixes are delayed until March 14.

The G5 Plus gets a Snapdragon 625, while the G5 has a Snapdragon 430.

Rare interview tempers long-term optimism with tech/content/price realism.

Registration opens up on March 27; attendees will be selected randomly.

Ars talks with the science advisors from the film—plus, we've got an exclusive video.

Strange molecule has free electrons that normally react with, well, everything.

The data isn’t conclusive, but researchers find brain-attacking antibodies.

Apple retakes sales crown from Samsung, but biggest gains are from the Chinese.

Teaser image shows "4K" chip—press conference moved to Sunday June 11.