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With one exception, a strong link between carbon dioxide and global temperatures.

Microsoft would claim all of the nuclear plant's power generation for at least 20 years.

UN report: Organization should take much more active role in AI monitoring, oversight.

"We can't compete on price per kilo."

Jury asked question about bribery "intent" before declaring themselves deadlocked.

The Indian government has approved $2.7 billion in new spending for its space program.

Windows App replaces Microsoft Remote Desktop on macOS, iOS, and Android.

LinkedIn limits opt-outs to future training, warns AI models may spout personal data.

iServer provided a simple service for phishing credentials to unlock phones.

Online influencer "Mr Reagan" accuses California of bullying humorists.

People have been complaining about some of the issues since at least April.

As AI deepfakes sow doubt in legitimate media, anyone can claim something didn't happen.

Consumers should stop using SnoreStop, FDA says.

Now you can run your space laser or audio production without specialty patches.

Sony launched a similar gray PlayStation 4 in 2014 for the 20th anniversary.

Is your approach to math "normcore" or are you more of an xkcd character come to life?

Ars chats with Ben Orlin about his new book, Math for English Majors.

Valve says Rockstar could fix the issue quickly, if it wants to.

Investment "goes beyond what any single company or government can finance."

X switch to Cloudflare revived site in Brazil until Cloudflare isolated X traffic.

A mushroom's response to environmental changes can be used to control a robot.

The company is still working on a remedy to the problem.

Major climate reports may be underselling the risks of rising emissions.

The automaker will use recycled materials from Redwood in its American-made EVs.

Japanese patent-infringement lawsuit follows "investigation" announced in January.

SocialAI takes the social media "filter bubble" to an extreme with 100% fake interactions.

People have been playing WoW solo for years, so this was just the final step.

PERA and PREVAIL want to re-enable patents struck down by Supreme Court rulings.

Runway deal will create a Lionsgate AI video generator, but not everyone is happy.

75% of infected devices were located in homes and offices in North America and Europe.

People aren't sure what devices will detonate next.

Despite annoyances, Microsoft proves RTS is possible without a keyboard/mouse.

ISPs say Sony's win over Cox would force them to do "mass Internet evictions."

Pressure increases for Amazon to raise wages amid return-to-office turmoil.

"Let's blow up these second-hand baloney boys."

Lawsuit claims list prices only available for "extremely short period" sometimes.

The jets are 140 times larger than the Milky Way.

First the Grand Canyon, now an eruption around the Grand Canyon of the Pacific.

"SpaceX will be filing suit against the FAA for regulatory overreach," Musk said.

Recovery mode has historically required a cable and a Mac or PC.

European Commission is likely to appeal the ruling.

The adapter will cost $225.

Apple Intelligence isn't ready yet. There's still a lot here to like.

Wiggle mode gets an update that opens up almost Android-like customization.

Pagers beeped, then blew up.

Apple's servers have stopped signing the 18.0 update for M4 iPad Pros for now.

AT&T data should have been deleted but remained in cloud for years before hack.

The three-seater is a four-wheeled testbed for Lotus' imagination.

C2PA system aims to give context to search results, but trust problems run deeper than AI tech.

Would such a scam really be worth it?