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AI Agents Targeted Canadian Government in ‘Rudimentary Hacking Attempts’
The agents wanted early 20th century divorce statistics.
Micron’s DRAM Revenue Shot Up 343% Compared to Last Year, Courtesy of RAM Shortage
Soaring AI demand and surging RAM prices are making bank for Micron, the U.S.'s only high-bandwidth memory manufacturer.
Pentagon Begins Alerting Possibly Millions of Service Members About Personnel Database Breach
It's not clear how many of the over 3 million troops and others in a breached Pentagon database lost information like Social Security numbers to hackers.
Wikipedia Fans Worry the Site Is Getting a Bad Deal From Its Streetwear Brand Collab
Two broke kings, linking and building.
The Future of War Is These Four Jerks, Apparently
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has tapped Newt Gingrich, Palmer Luckey, and Elon Musk to write a report on the future of warfare.
Singapore Is Proving to Be One of the Worst Places in the World to Post AI Slop
FAFO.
Slow Earthquakes Sometimes Come Before Big Ones. The Sun and Moon May Be Setting Them Off
Tidal stresses are comparable to a slight push from a hand, but with the right timing, they can be enough to get a fault moving.
‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Has a ‘Surprise’ Ending, But Is That Actually a Surprise?
Since we know 'Secret Wars' is coming soon, does it even matter how 'Doomsday' ends?
This AI Can Estimate How Long You’ve Been Dead. How It Works Is the Weird Part
The AI is basically a "weather forecaster for microbes" on cadavers.
Love Inspires New Inventions in the Uneven but Fun ‘Sparks of Tomorrow’
Despite its remarkable animation straining under the weight of too many narrative threads, Kyoto Animation's steampunkadjacent Netflix anime still lets its humor, heart, and drama shine through.
USPS Is Putting Dashcams in Mail Trucks to Keep an Eye on ‘Community Safety’
The number of roving surveillance machines is growing by the day.
The Best Gadgets of September 2026
'Techtember' has come and gone, and it's left us with literal mountains of tech.
Is Trump’s Push to Rename AI to ‘Super Intelligence’ Part of Some Bigger Conspiracy?
Whatever it is, it's probably good for people who've been buying Slovenian domain names.
Sorry, ‘Orville’ Faithful, Seth MacFarlane Has a New Sci-Fi Show in the Works
Reality star-turned-actor Ariana Madix will star in the in-development drama 'Future Housewives,' set on the posh asteroid colony of New Beverly Hills.
GoPro Mission 1 Pro ILS Review: A Bad GoPro and a Worse Camera
You'd be better served with a Mission 1 Pro or a used micro four-thirds camera.
DoorDash Debuts Text-to-Order AI Agent for People Who Find It a Little Too Hard to Order DoorDash
At what point does convenience go too far?
In Case You Forgot, ‘Wednesday’ Season 3 Is Indeed on the Way
It feels like a long time since we've seen Jenna Ortega getting spooky and ooky in Tim Burton's Netflix series.
This Satellite Could Be the First Step Toward a Power Grid in Space
Star Catcher's network of spacecraft is designed to harvest energy from the Sun and beam it to satellites.
Taxpayers Have Been Subsidizing Meta’s AI Data Centers: Report
Meta has been controversially taking advantage of a tax credit to build its AI data centers, the New York Times finds.
Qalo’s Screenless Health Tracker Has a Smart Ring Companion, Too
Qalo's new subscription-free fitness SL-1 Smart Band works on its own as a Whoop competitor but is even better when paired with the company's smart ring.
1 in 8 Cancers Are Caused by Infections. The Biggest Culprit Isn’t HPV
A new WHO report quantifies the toll of HPV, HIV, and many other carcinogenic pathogens.
Arnold Schwarzenegger Jingles All the Way to a New Christmas Comedy
'The Man With the Bag' sees Schwarzenegger team up with fellow action actor Alan Ritchson.
Ancient Greeks Built a Harbor on Top of a Fault Line. It Didn’t End Well
In an incredible engineering feat, ancient Greeks carved a coastline to suit their economic and military needs. The harbor was unfortunately built atop an active fault network.
OpenAI Faces First Lawsuit Over Rogue AI Agents That Hacked Hugging Face
The lawsuit seeks to stop OpenAI from developing and testing AI models that can illegally access other organizations' computer systems.
We’ve Seen 20 Gory Minutes From Robert Eggers’ ‘Werwulf’
Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Lily-Rose Depp and Willem Dafoe star in the film, out on Christmas.
Utilities Cut Power to Over 173,000 Homes During America’s Hottest July on Record
Extreme heat coinciding with increased energy prices created a dangerous situation across 10 states in July.
Apple’s Mythical ‘HomePad’ May Finally Be Nigh
Apple's first smart home hub could arrive in mid-October as well along with an update to the HomePod Mini.
‘Futurama’ to Finally Reveal Identity of ‘the Other’ in Upcoming Special
Plus, 'The Little Prince' gets a live-action remake.
Thank the Lord: The New Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Finally Ditches Micro USB
There's also a newly redesigned remote that may make it easier to cycle through the ads clogging up the Amazon Fire TV homescreen.
Something Strange Happens When an Old Heart Is Transplanted Into a Young Body
Harvard medical researchers have discovered that donor hearts decades older or younger than their recipients start to look and act more like the new body they call home.
A Cold War Spy Satellite Named After Farrah Fawcett Just Blew Apart in Orbit
The USA 32 satellite launched in 1988 to intercept Soviet radio signals.
Arlo’s New Security Camera Can Run Year-Round, Thanks to the Sun
The Essential Solar Security Camera could save Arlo fans from battery anxiety.
Samsung’s New SmartTag 3 Item Tracker Works With iPhones
The third-gen item tracker is more AirTag-like than ever with improved range, battery life, and support for both iPhone and non-Samsung Android phones.
Jennifer Lawrence Has Joined Zach Cregger’s Mysterious Sci-Fi Movie
The Oscar-winning actress will star in 'The Flood,' which is slated to release in August 2028.
Samsung Has a New Massive 14-Inch Tablet to Sell You
The Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is huge. The smaller Galaxy Tab S12+ is a more reasonable 12.6-inch tablet.
Six-Month Trial of Live Facial Recognition in London Railway Stations Nets Zero Suspects
One false positive, though.
This Pill Will Change Cancer Treatment Forever
Revolution Medicines' daraxonrasib is the first drug that can broadly tackle one of the main drivers of pancreatic cancer.
Curry Barker’s ‘Obsession’ Follow Up Gets a Killer Release Date
'Anything but Ghosts', co-starring Bryce Dallas Howard and Aaron Paul, will be out May 7, 2027.
Bill Gates’s New Message About AI Doom Isn’t What You Might Think It Is
He's scared of already-existing capabilities, not just spooky far-future hypotheticals.
No OpenAI IPO Until the AI Stops Going Rogue, CEO Sam Altman Says
OpenAI has "got to be able to make confident safety claims" before an IPO, Altman told reporters.
Trump Clearly Expects AI Leaders to Go Along With His ‘Super Intelligence’ Rebrand. Will They?
Trump seems to be claiming that private sector AI leaders are on board with this.
FBI’s Top Cyber Guy Warns ShinyHunters Crew That They Better Watch Their Backs
The FBI isn't mad, it's tracking the hackers, actually.
Trump’s New America.gov Chatbot Seems to Drop Acid When You Tell It to Play Minecraft
We know why.
‘Big Short’ Investor Expects AI Bubble Burst ‘Sooner Than Later’
The investor famous for predicting the 2008 housing market crash is expecting stocks to tumble next year.
Apple’s New CEO Looking to Cut Jobs and Push for Faster Product Launches
John Ternus reportedly wants to make Apple leaner and faster.
With Dots, OpenAI Wants You to Stop Being Afraid of Its AI Agents
The company is following in Meta's footsteps by putting a cutesy face on its technology.
With No Astra to Release, OpenAI Pivots to New GPT-6.1 Sol Model
Different name, supposedly less risk.
Scientists Dated the Catastrophic Pompeii Eruption Using Only Rocks. Here’s How Close They Got
According to Pliny the Younger, Mount Vesuvius erupted on August 24th, 79 CE. That date is now helping geochronologists modify a common mineral dating technique.
El Niño’s Dreaded ‘Kelvin Wave’ Is About to Hit California
This signature of El Nino could raise sea levels by up to a foot.
Nazi Germany Couldn’t Have Built a Working Reactor, Let Alone a Bomb, Study Finds
Contrary to historical documents, Nazi Germany's nuclear program was far from achieving criticality.
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