Sharon Adarlo

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An Amazon fulfillment center in Texas became a murder scene after a shooting left one man dead and two others implicated in his murder.

Arrests Made for Murder at Amazon Facility

By Sharon Adarlo

A paper proposes a theory that outer space acts like viscous fluid, which if true explains discrepancies in what we observe in the universe.

Outer Space Is a Viscous Fluid, New Paper Claims

By Sharon Adarlo

A man paid about $2,500 for a whole body MRI scan that came up healthy, but he then suffered a massive stroke less than a year later.

Man Gets Clean Bill of Health From Super-Expensive MRI Scan, Then Gets Horrible News

By Sharon Adarlo

When AI models are used in a school setting, kids become dumber and meaner after using this technology, according to a new study.

New Study Finds AI in Schools Is Undermining Kids’ Social and Intellectual Development

By Sharon Adarlo

AI scientists are starting to study AI models as if they are novel biological organisms in order to understand their inner workings.

Scientists Now Studying AI as a Novel Biological Organism

By Sharon Adarlo

Startup GRU (Galactic Resource Utilization) Space has opened reservations for people who want to stay in the first hotel on the Moon.

Moon Hotel Now Taking Reservations

By Sharon Adarlo

AI data centers are using up so much energy that grid operator PJM may be forced to enact rolling blackouts on its customers.

AI Data Centers Pushing Electric Grid Into Meltdown

By Sharon Adarlo

Rumors are running online that the Duffer Brother used OpenAI's ChatGPT when producing the last final season of "Stranger Things."

Duffer Brothers Accused of Using ChatGPT for Final Season of “Stranger Things”

By Sharon Adarlo

Plastic surgeons are using fat harvested from dead people to inject into patients who want body contouring work done.

Plastic Surgeons Are Using Material From Dead People on New Patients

By Sharon Adarlo

Hundreds of earthquakes have been detected rattling Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier, also known as the Doomsday Glacier.

Doomsday Glacier Bombarded by Earthquakes

By Sharon Adarlo

A Finnish company called IXI is claiming to have manufactured the world's first eyeglasses that can change prescription on the fly.

Prosthetics and Devices

Instant Bifocals: New Glasses Can Change Their Prescription on the Fly Depending on What You’re Looking At

By Sharon Adarlo

A lawsuit against OpenAI reveals the chilling ChatGPT messages that drove a middle aged man to kill his 83-year-old mother.

Disturbing Messages Show ChatGPT Encouraging a Murder, Lawsuit Alleges

By Sharon Adarlo

People who stop taking GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic are finding that their hunger comes back -- with a vengeance.

RX and Medicine

Something Grim Is Happening to People Who Go Off GLP-1s

By Sharon Adarlo

A man controlling a Unitree robot accidentally made the humanoid kick him in the balls, forcing the man into a groaning heap.

Artificial Intelligence

Man Operating Robot Accidentally Makes It Kick Him Directly in the Nutsack

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists have discovered that feeding mice with microplastics increases plaque buildup in the arteries of male mice.

Doctors Find Evidence Microplastics Are Clogging Arteries, Leading to Heart Attacks and Strokes

By Sharon Adarlo

A report of suspicious explosives at a Space Force Base was made on Monday in Colorado, prompting an emergency response.

Explosives Reported at Space Force Facility

By Sharon Adarlo

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