More from Sharon Adarlo (Page 2)

A planned data center in Indianapolis by Google was shut down after residents protested its possible environmental impacts.

Residents Shut Down Google Data Center Before It Can Be Built

By Sharon Adarlo

Detail of a Steam Deck handheld gaming console, taken on August 26, 2021. (Photo by Dabe Alan/Future Publishing via Getty Images)

4Chan-Obsessed ICE Shooter Was Gaming on Steam Right Up Until the End

By Sharon Adarlo

The guy who's spearheading Meta's AI-powered smart glasses is named Rocco Basilico — which matches a internet theory called Roko's basilisk.

Zuckerberg’s AI Glasses Guy Is Named Rocco Basilico

By Sharon Adarlo

A newly released document links Elon Musk to alleged child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and his notorious island in the Caribbean.

New Evidence Links Elon Musk to Epstein’s Island

By Sharon Adarlo

Chinese censors digitally altered a gay couple into a heterosexual couple in the Dave Franco movie Together.

Chinese Release of “Together” Edited Woman’s Face Onto Gay Man to Censor Same-Sex Couple

By Sharon Adarlo

In October, a newly discovered comet will come so close to Earth that people may be able to make out its heavenly fireworks unaided.

A Huge Comet Is About to Become Visible in the Sky

By Sharon Adarlo

Freelance gig board Fiverr is laying off 250 workers or 30 percent of its workforce in a pivot to AI, after the CEO told workers to use AI.

Fiverr Told Its Employees to Embrace AI, Then Stabbed Them in the Back

By Sharon Adarlo

A Russian satellite came back to Earth while carrying organisms, as part of a mission to test the theory that life was seeded from space.

Russia Tests Whether Life Could Spread Between Planets With Spacecraft Filled With Critters

By Sharon Adarlo

Christians on TikTok are scrambling for explanations after some predicted that the Rapture would happen yesterday.

Christians Sheepish After Boasting They Were Going to Get Raptured to Heaven Today

By Sharon Adarlo

Stan Lee Resuscitated for AI-Powered Hologram at Comic Con

By Sharon Adarlo

OpenAI's ChatGPT had an update to protect teenagers and children but it has made the AI bot work not as well like previous versions.

Users Are Saying ChatGPT Has Been Lobotomized by a Secret New Update

By Sharon Adarlo

A woman from Virginia using OpenAI's ChatGPT won $150,000 and is now donating the entire check to charity.

Woman Asks ChatGPT for Powerball Numbers, Wins $150,000

By Sharon Adarlo

A new study in Nature reveals that people who use AI tend to be more dishonest compared to when they don't use AI for tasks.

Artificial Intelligence

Using AI Increases Unethical Behavior, Study Finds

By Sharon Adarlo

Pope Horrified by Catholic Plan to Create AI Version of Him for the Masses

By Sharon Adarlo

A man and two kids were burned to death after the Tesla they were riding in slammed into a tree and burst into flames.

Electric Vehicles

Man and Two Kids Burned Alive in Tesla Crash

By Sharon Adarlo

A woman who came to the support Luigi Mangione during a court hearing in NYC told reporters she's married to the AI version of Mangione.

Artificial Intelligence

Woman Says She’s Married to AI Version of Luigi Mangione

By Sharon Adarlo

Tech business leaders at a Wall Street Journal conference declared that businesses must restructure in order to accommodate AI tech.

If You’re Looking for a Job Right Now, AI Is Extremely Bad News

By Sharon Adarlo

MIT researchers analyzed a Reddit group of people who use AI companions and saw that people have emotionally bonded with their AI chatbots.

MIT Researchers Release Disturbing Paper About AI Boyfriends

By Sharon Adarlo

Tesla has been slapped with a lawsuit alleging that the company prefers hiring immigrants over American citizens in order to save money.

Elon Musk Hires Immigrants So He Can Pay Them Less, Lawsuit Allege

By Sharon Adarlo

OpenAI is finally putting in parental controls on ChatGPT after parents testified in front of Congress about their kids dying by suicide.

Sam Altman Addresses Wave of ChatGPT Deaths

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists in Australia tested a new cream that's now been proven to fade older mature scars such as keloids.

RX and Medicine

Scientists Intrigued by Cream Designed to Make Old Scars Disappear

By Sharon Adarlo

NASA scientists have determined that the Sun has increased in solar activity, defying expectations that it would enter a more quiet period.

Something Weird Is Going on With the Sun, Scientists Find

By Sharon Adarlo

Trump has sharply cut funding to cancer research in the US, threatening the country's scientific standing and the health of Americans.

Trump Shutting Down Cancer Research

By Sharon Adarlo

A plane crashed in Brazil, killing the pilot aboard, but also left behind bricks of cocaine marked with SpaceX logos.

Police Puzzled by 180 Kilos of SpaceX-Branded Cocaine Found at Crash Site

By Sharon Adarlo

In a major blow to climate science, NASA is not continuing its work studying global warming and will instead just stick to space exploration.

It’s Official: NASA Is Giving Up on Climate Change Science

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists developed an anti viral therapy that mimics the infection fighting properties of a rare genetic mutation in people.

Scientists Create Ultimate Antiviral Using Rare “Superpower” Genetic Mutation

By Sharon Adarlo

Trump’s Anti-Science Agenda Is Massively Hampering His Plans for AI, Experts Warn

Artificial Intelligence

Trump’s Anti-Science Agenda Is Massively Hampering His Plans for AI, Experts Warn

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists have developed a new more precise gene editing technique that uses AI to predict how cells repair their DNA.

Scientists Are Using AI for Improved Gene Hacking

By Sharon Adarlo

The Amazon rainforest can become a distant memory because it's at the brink of a tipping point that could transform it for the worse.

Climate Change Has Driven the Amazon Rainforest to the Edge of a “Tipping Point”

By Sharon Adarlo

Palo Alto neighbors of Mark Zuckerberg got pissed that he was running an illegal school out of one of his houses.

Neighbors Uncover Something Incredibly Sketchy at Mark Zuckerberg’s Compound

By Sharon Adarlo

Parts of Alaska's state capital, Juneau, were flooded this week, caused by a nearby melting glacier, according to The Guardian.

Melting Glacier in Alaska Floods State Capital

By Sharon Adarlo

Reuters has revealed that Meta was fine with underage children having "conversations that are romantic or sensual" with its AI chatbots.

Meta Caught Saying It’s OK for Underage Children to Have “Romantic or Sensual” Conversations With AI

By Sharon Adarlo

Astronomers have unraveled the mystery of a bright celestial object that looks like the Eye of Sauron from Middle Earth.

Astronomers in Awe of Terrifying “Eye of Sauron” That’s Pointed Straight at Earth

By Sharon Adarlo

A new AI by Google DeepMind called Aeneas is designed to investigate ancient texts, looking for patterns and clues.

Artificial Intelligence

Scientists Teach AI to Think About the Roman Empire

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists have discovered that a fossil site in Colorado was once the equivalent of a popular night club, back in the Cretaceous era.

Science & Energy

Analyzing Ancient Footprints, Scientists Find Evidence Dinos Like T-Rex Did the “Moonwalk” to Attract Mates

By Sharon Adarlo

Billionaire Elon Musk has rolled out AI companions, which seemingly contradicts his opinion on how people should increase the birth rate.

If Elon Musk Is So Concerned About Falling Birthrates, Why Is He Creating Perfect and Beautiful AI-Powered Girlfriends and Boyfriends That Seem Designed to Drive Down Romance Between Real Humans?

By Sharon Adarlo

AI tech startups have adopted the 996 work schedule from China, which entails people working a total of 72 hours per week.

Artificial Intelligence

AI Startups Are Making Their Employees Work Hours That Will Make You Break Out in a Cold Sweat

By Sharon Adarlo

The AI boom is fueling a housing crisis in San Francisco as tech workers are lured to the city to take part in the AI gold rush.

Artificial Intelligence

The AI Boom Is Creating Housing Costs in the Bay Area That You’ll Think You Must Be Hallucinating

By Sharon Adarlo

A surgeon was accused of fraud for getting his legs amputated and lying to insurance that the amputation was due to sepsis.

Health & Medicine

Surgeon Accused of Getting His Own Legs Cut Off for Insurance Reasons

By Sharon Adarlo

Detroit has become a hotbed for robot startups whose machines can mow lawns, remove snow, and pick up trash on city beaches.

Detroit’s Using Robots to Pick Up Garbage, Mow Grass, Clear Snow, and Much More

By Sharon Adarlo

Basketball star LeBron James' attorneys apparently sent a cease and desist letter to the developers of a popular AI image generator.

Artificial Intelligence

LeBron James Not Happy With AI Videos Showing Him Pregnant

By Sharon Adarlo

A new survey report says that Tesla is the most unpopular electric vehicle carmaker in the world due largely to CEO Elon Musk.

Elon Musk’s Tesla Is Now the Most Hated Electric Vehicle Maker

By Sharon Adarlo

An engineer made an application for smart glasses that can block billboards and other advertisements in real life.

Virtual Reality

New Smart Glasses Block Out All Real-Life Advertising

By Sharon Adarlo

Police in China are arresting writers, many of them women, for writing erotic fiction about men in intimate relationships.

Chinese Police Cracking Down on Naughty Fiction

By Sharon Adarlo

A group of scientists in the United Kingdom are making synthetic human DNA from scratch in a world's first.

Scientists Playing God are Building Human DNA From the Ground Up

By Sharon Adarlo

A majority neuroscientists think memories live on in the brains of the dead, and a large number believe these memories could be extracted.

Startling Percentage of Neuroscientists Say We Could Extract Memories From Dead Brains

By Sharon Adarlo

A paleontologist has unearthed in Texas an ancient semi-aquatic dinosaur that has a goofy-looking head and skeleton.

Science & Energy

Paleontologists Find Skeleton That Weirdly Looks Exactly Like Barney the Purple Dinosaur

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists using the James Webb took its first ever direct picture of an exoplanet that resulted in its discovery.

James Webb Space Telescope

James Webb Discovers First-Ever Exoplanet by Taking a Picture of It

By Sharon Adarlo

Astronomers have detected a gigantic comet, and it's spewing gases from its nucleus as it shoots through our cosmic neighborhood.

Scientists Intrigued by Comet With Jets Blasting From Its Interior

By Sharon Adarlo

Amazon is building a vast complex of AI data centers on top of 1,200 acres of former cropland in Indiana for a huge and powerful AI model.

Amazon Is Building a Gigantic Computing Facility to Match the Human Brain

By Sharon Adarlo

Tech workers are bemoaning the impact of AI as the technology replaces workers or makes the work process worse.

Artificial Intelligence

Tech Workers Say They’re Rapidly Being Replaced by AI

By Sharon Adarlo

OpenAI's ChatGPt recently suggested to a Reddit user to put vinegar and bleach together, which would make a poisonous gas.

ChatGPT Tells User to Mix Bleach and Vinegar

By Sharon Adarlo

An eight-foot-across spacecraft flown by a European aerospace outfit came back to Earth and got lost at sea.

Alert: There’s a Lost Spaceship in the Ocean

By Sharon Adarlo

People are asking OpenAI's ChatGPT advice for how to perform cosmetic procedures at home that usually require medical professionals.

People Are Asking ChatGPT for Advice on Injecting Their Own Facial Filler, a Cosmetic Procedure That Should Only Be Carried Out by Licensed Medical Professionals

By Sharon Adarlo

The heat has been so intense in the United States that an asphalt road buckled and made a car go airborne for a split second in Missouri.

Shocking Video Shows Entire Road Buckling in Heat, Creating a Jump That a Car Instantly Flies Off

By Sharon Adarlo

More than 3,000 New Yorkers were without power for a second day in a row in parts of Queens, Brooklyn and Staten Island.

Science & Energy

New York City’s Power Is Going Down Amid Brutal Heatwave

By Sharon Adarlo

A heatwave is blanketing vast swaths of America, sending temperatures skyrocketing to over 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

Extreme Heat Is Killing Unfathomable Numbers of People Worldwide

By Sharon Adarlo

Trump approving for Iran to be bombed may spur the country to finally build an arsenal of nuclear weapons as a deterrence.

Trump’s Attack May Instead Spur Iran to Speedrun a Nuclear Weapon It Wasn’t Building Previously

By Sharon Adarlo

A psychologist has noticed that people are anxious about AI and have existential questions about their purpose now.

Artificial Intelligence

People Being Replaced by AI Are Suffering a Deep Sense of Worthlessness

By Sharon Adarlo

AI models that are bigger in size compared to smaller models are estimated to use more energy, emit more carbon, and are more accurate.

Scientists Just Found Something Unbelievably Grim About Pollution Generated by AI

By Sharon Adarlo

Research reveals that cognitive ability in infants can predict their future intelligence when they grow up to be adults.

Neuroscience and Brain

If Your Baby Seems Kinda Dumb at Seven Months, Scientists Have Terrible News About What’ll Happen When It Grows Into an Adult

By Sharon Adarlo

Elon Musk's SpaceX Starship suffered another explosion on Wednesday, which has cast doubt on whether these ships can ever reach Mars.

Latest Starship Explosion Drastically Decreases SpaceX’s Chances of Reaching Mars Without Having to Wait Years

By Sharon Adarlo

Financial services firm Redburn Atlantic says McDonald's is in trouble, due to weight loss drugs like Ozempic.

RX and Medicine

McDonald’s in Trouble as Ozempic Takes Hold

By Sharon Adarlo

A new paper from the United Nations Population Fund has revealed that many people want more children but can't due to cost.

The World Birth Rate Is Now Dropping Precipitously

By Sharon Adarlo

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