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Some intelligent systems are at risk of being excluded from oversight in the EU's proposed legislation. This is bad for both businesses and citizens.

It's an intriguing mystery with heartfelt moments. It also wants to be Mass Effect 2 so bad.

A new study finds that turbines can muddle ships' navigational systems, obscuring the location of smaller boats or creating misleading images on radar screens.

Kytch alleges that the Golden Arches crushed its business—and left soft serve customers out in the cold.

Routine shots are down for everything from measles to tetanus to polio, leaving kids unprotected and raising the risk of outbreaks.

The O2 sports car has a built-in “cinematic drone” that deploys to autonomously record your road-warrior skills. And if it’s ever made I’ll eat my driving gloves.

The company joins the chorus of tech giants pushing back against Russian aggression.

The company’s ATAP research team is using radar to help computers respond to your movements, like turning off a TV if it senses you've dozed off.

The pandemic prompted entrepreneurs to move their brick-and-mortars into the digital sphere. Here's what worked for me and other small business owners.

Governance tokens seem like a tantalizing solution to content moderation struggles. They only give the appearance of democracy.

Adding a furry pal to your family? We've rounded up the gear and information you'll need for a smooth transition.

The platform is relatively new—which means now is the opportunity to advocate for all players.

The GOES-T spacecraft will focus on tracking storms and fires in the western half of North America, from well above low Earth orbit.

Most genetic research is done on people of European descent. That’s led to misdiagnoses, inaccurate tests, and missed opportunities for new treatments.

As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine plays out online, the platform’s design and algorithm prove ideal for the messiness of war—but a nightmare for the truth.

Laptops and 2-in-1 devices were out in force at the Mobile World Congress convention in Barcelona. And they stole the show.

The besieged country's complex internet infrastructure has evolved to promote resiliency.

Born in a cowshed in India, Siddhant now works for Meta in California. But he hides his background as a Dalit and fears he can never reveal his true self.

With no off-ramp in sight, Russia’s leader has put the country’s nuclear forces on alert.

Ukraine is home to half of the world's neon gas, which is critical for manufacturing semiconductor chips.

From cheap and cheerful to expensive foldables, we’ve rounded up the most interesting phones from Mobile World Congress.

Non-fungible tokens are the next frontier of promotional content on social media. Right now, it’s the Wild West.

We sifted through the fine print to figure out how to score the best deal on all the major carriers.

Over 50 years ago, they trialed “part-time telecommuting.” The pandemic-driven model has problems, but early adopters think they can be fixed.

From false press releases to misleading domain names, one man has allegedly gone to great lengths to sabotage his competitors.

When anything on social media can become A Thing, trends take on an unnerving shape and velocity.

Valve's handheld isn't always the most intuitive device. Here’s how to do everything from checking battery life to connecting it to your TV, and more.

The UN's latest IPCC report paints a dire picture for the species of Earth. But it also suggests how urban areas can help humanity face down the threat.

The country has enlisted thousands of cybersecurity professionals in the war effort against Russia.

The electrical chatter of our working memories reflects our lack of confidence about their contents.

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, the so-called "Bible of Psychiatry," is approaching its 70th year. It should be its last.

Free League Publishing has been transforming vast worlds into games: Alien, Lord of the Rings, and now Blade Runner. How does it work behind the scenes?

Not all games available on Steam play perfectly on Valve’s new console. Here’s how to tell which ones will work, and how well.

From proofreaders to emoji translators, these tools will make your messages clearer, easier to read, and hopefully a little more fun.

Plus: Hacker recruits, NFT thefts, and more of the week’s top security news.

Once nonexistent in the northwest part of the state, beavers are both benefiting from and changing a warming landscape.

Six women discuss their photography style—and where they'd like to see their work go next.

Scientist and writer Camilla Pang explains what the rationality of science showed her about making better decisions, processing feedback, and feeling like an outlier.

The weather is getting warmer, but you can still stay in and play Elden Ring all weekend.

Cookies are on the way out—but not enough is being done about browser fingerprinting. So what is it?

While the Russian military is unlikely to target Ukrainian reactors, a stray missile or a power outage could spark a disaster.

S22+ or S22 Ultra? Here’s what you should know about these new Android phones before you splurge.

This new handheld console has a lot of flaws out of the gate, but that could change over time.

Russia’s invasion into the country sparked a surge of crypto donations to resistance groups.

The show has a lot more action than Isaac Asimov's novels, but it's lacking in the late author's braininess.

The history of Russia’s attack on the country is being written in real time. It’s up to us to pay attention.

When I couldn’t find a professional to help, I discovered solidarity and validation somewhere I least expected: online.

An easy-to-use Bluetooth-pairing dongle and customizable software means that both of these nearly identical headsets are impressive midrange options.

NASA plans to deorbit the International Space Station in 2031 by crashing it into the ocean. But is there another way?

Can Jared Polis turn the Rockies into the next crypto paradise?