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Although not quite literally, the Atlantic Ocean is on fire right now.

On X, Musk shared false claim that is easily disproven by voter registration data.

Lab experiments suggest gullies on Mars might form when carbon dioxide heats up.

User says promo site put her uploaded selfie on a topless woman's body.

How one journalist found himself targeted by generative AI over a keyfob photo.

A lot of distinct components and a hefty frame smooth out some nasty terrain.

Crypto and other investment app scams promoted on YouTube targeted 100K users.

It's a past-due reckoning for French microbiologist Didier Raoult, critics say.

You'll need to run outside when your robot delivery arrives.

RAM controls seem intended mostly for PC gamers who want to free up memory.

Consumer pricing hasn't been announced; schools will pay just $1 per year.

First results from the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument offer hints of new physics.

"I know we're asking a lot of these companies."

Number of partisan news sites roughly equals those doing actual, legitimate journalism.

We do anticipate having to deploy nuclear systems on the lunar surface."

"I would have never written the requirements for Starship."

Plan would represent a first for what has been a completely ad-funded search engine.

The risk to the general public remains low, federal officials say.

Bloomberg report claims price hike coming to Australia, Pakistan, and the UK first.

The story that just keeps getting worse.

Victim was jailed for 428 days after LA cops failed to detect true identity.

Left-Shift + Windows key + F23

Snaking into the ice on Enceladus might work better than drilling through it.

United Launch Alliance may seek certification from the Space Force after one flight.

Bonus: a twist on the espresso martini, with peanut butter-washed vodka, coffee, and milk curd.

Everything is suddenly "AI" in corporate food marketing, and we may have hit peak buzz.

Summer 2023 intrusion pinned to corporate culture, "avoidable errors."

FCC sets April 25 vote to restore net neutrality rules repealed under Ajit Pai.

"AI" checkout was actually powered by 1,000 human video reviewers in India.

TSMC makes most high-end chips for Apple, Nvidia, AMD, and others.

X also announced a new head of brand safety, hoping to woo back advertisers.

Settlement bars Dudesy podcast from re-uploading its ersatz Carlin comedy special.

Microsoft and Quantinuum correct problems when entangling pairs of qubits.

With donor livers perpetually in short supply, growing them may be the answer.

People are more like AI language models than you might think. Here are some prompting tips.

Outage occurs on same day as special election, but election offices remain open.

Musk's attempt to venue-shop Media Matters lawsuit is not likely to end well.

Artists say AI will "set in motion a race to the bottom that will degrade the value of our work."

Industry groups aren't giving up hope for government intervention.

Does Google's app really need to constantly reset all Windows network interfaces?

Tech company also didn't want a segment on Stewart's show criticizing AI.

The underwater drone Hydrus can capture georeferenced 4K video and images simultaneously.

If pollution levels go too high, the game ends for everyone. It's a fun escape!

Previously, some doctors had to divide bills by 10 and submit 10 claims to get costs covered.

Australia is turning to virtual fences to cut down on car-kangaroo impacts.

Tesla stock price continued its fall today and is down 33 percent in 2024.

Bilateral AI agreement seeks to assess, regulate risks from emerging technology.

This cluster is about 2 billion years old.

NASA collected the item to confirm whether it came from the International Space Station.

As competition heats up, free version of ChatGPT still falls far short of paid version in capability.