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by Matt Novak on (#78KC4)
"AI is an existential threat to humanity. It must be treated as such."
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| Updated | 2026-09-23 21:34 |
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by AJ Dellinger on (#78KC5)
Did you know you don't have to destroy humanity?
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by Passant Rabie on (#78KC6)
Sorry, it's not aliens.
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#78KC7)
A new imprint called CYOA Unbound will launch interactive fiction beyond Chooseco's usual kid-focused audience.
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by Kyle Barr on (#78KC8)
The new smaller Surface models are closer to their price two years ago, but Microsoft still wants you to buy a keyboard and stylus separately.
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by Ece Yildirim on (#78KC9)
Social media is evolving towards AI-driven, user-customized feeds.
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by Ed Cara on (#78KCA)
New research shows that strokes are increasingly hitting Americans under the age of 55, but scientists aren't sure why.
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by Kyle Barr on (#78K9E)
The Sound Elite platform promises you can lose your phone and still not miss the bass drop as you clean your house.
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by AJ Dellinger on (#78K9F)
You'll soon know whether you behave like a child.
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by Germain Lussier on (#78K9G)
Lucas' statement was in regards to his 'Star Wars' Special Editions, but rings true well beyond that.
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by Matt Novak on (#78K9H)
Thanks, Gavin Newsom!
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by Bruce Gil on (#78K9J)
The burden of being early adopters.
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#78K79)
The firssssssst trailer for the Amazon-set creature feature starring Kiana Madeira and Jessica Rothe is here.
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by Ellyn Lapointe on (#78K7A)
Even if they stopped emitting tomorrow, their past emissions will keep raising global temperatures, new research shows.
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by Gayoung Lee on (#78K7B)
If true, it means our satellite once had its own magnetic field-and lost it over the course of astronomical history.
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by Tom Hawking on (#78K7C)
"Old enough to know better" doesn't even begin to cover it.
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by Kyle Barr on (#78K7D)
This China-only laptop is like if the MacBook Neo were designed by the most eclectic lover of all-things PC who hates the idea of owning their own computing power.
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by Isaiah Colbert on (#78K7E)
Netflix unveiled the flashy new opening for 'JoJo's Bizarre Adventure,' setting the sage for Johnny and Gyro's wacky cross-country race, ahead of its premiere on September 25.
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by Matt Novak on (#78K7F)
"We just need to teach this generation how to get back to paper very, very quickly."
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by Passant Rabie on (#78K7G)
A new report describes this year's El Nino as a "postcard from the future," delivering unusually warm temperatures that will become normal in just a few decades.
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by Germain Lussier on (#78K52)
The director of 'The Incredibles,' 'Ratatouille' and 'The Iron Giant' also revealed how close he was to making a 'Star Wars' movie.
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by Gayoung Lee on (#78K53)
One Earth day rarely adds up to exactly 24 hours. Scientists found one (of many) reasons why.
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by Matthew Wille on (#78K54)
Well, it's still not cheap. But cheaper!
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by Ed Cara on (#78K55)
The very first bats likely emerged 65 million years ago-and now we know where.
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by Kyle Torpey on (#78K56)
ShinyHunters calls it coercion, not extortion, and gave the bureau a week to retract a May warning about the group.
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by Raymond Wong on (#78K22)
Apple already makes the two best wearables to upgrade with AI. It doesn't need a silly pendant.
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by Isaiah Colbert on (#78K23)
Grainy phone footage of 'Avengers Endgame: Encore' is out in the wild, teasing how all roads will lead to 'Doomsday.'
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by Germain Lussier on (#78K24)
The long awaited animated film featuring Sam Rockwell and Scarlett Johansson is coming to Netflix in December.
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#78JZJ)
The history-obsessed filmmaker is turning to Shakespeare after 'Werwulf.'
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by Ryan Craggs on (#78JZK)
For nearly 50 years, kinetic sculptor Arthur Ganson has built machines that walk, wobble, dismantle themselves, and accomplish absolutely nothing-beautifully.
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by Ellyn Lapointe on (#78JZM)
The Artemis 2 mission sent astronauts back to the Moon aboard a spacecraft that had never flown humans before.
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by Kyle Barr on (#78JXF)
Just how powerful a chip can you stick in a phone and not expect it to take up a ton of space?
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by Gordon Jackson on (#78JXG)
Plus, Jessica Lange teases her mysterious fifth character on 'American Horror Story.'
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by Mike Pearl on (#78JVK)
Meta tested routing some tasks through a "human concierge" who makes phone calls.
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by Mike Pearl on (#78JQE)
Fantastic news for everyone who loves ads in their video games.
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by Mike Pearl on (#78JQF)
Or should we say "Super Intelligence Czar"?
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by Ece Yildirim on (#78JMR)
Agentic commerce could increase the amount of scams, fraud and disputes, the banks warn in a new report.
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by Webb Wright on (#78JMS)
Cost-effectiveness is becoming the most important AI benchmark.
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by Matt Novak on (#78JMT)
"High diesel prices ARE KILLING FARMERS INCOME," wrote Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa.
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by Germain Lussier on (#78JMV)
The 'Star Wars' creator admitted that was the plan before moving onto the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art.
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by AJ Dellinger on (#78JJR)
That's one way for AI to put you out of work.
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by Ed Cara on (#78JJS)
Many kids who take these drugs aren't given dietary counseling, a recent study suggests.
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by Bruce Gil on (#78JJT)
The academy is Silicon Valley's latest attempt to reinvent college.
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#78JJV)
At this point, there's been more talk about why Kevin Feige and company fumbled 'Blade' than there ever was about the movie itself.
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by Ian Carlos Campbell on (#78JJW)
The company's Whoop competitor is being prototyped internally, right as what an Apple Watch does is starting to change.
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by Passant Rabie on (#78JJX)
Researchers designed a robotic hand inspired by The Addams Family, and it does not disappoint.
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by Kyle Barr on (#78JJY)
The Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 is not even the company's flagship anymore, and I want you to guess what makes it so extreme.'
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by Kyle Barr on (#78JJZ)
The Motorola Signature 27 is powered by Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 8 Elite Exteme Gen 6, and that pretty much guarantees it won't be cheap.
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by Webb Wright on (#78JG1)
The company says Claude Opus 5.5 scores well on alignment measures, but that public policy" will eventually need to step in to protect the world from recursively self-improving AI.
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by Cheryl Eddy on (#78JG2)
Alexander Skarsgard's basket man caused a sensation when the trailer for the October release arrived over the summer.
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