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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

Natalie Reynolds, a TikTok influencer, was so upset that she got banned from TikTok that she was filmed crying at a TikTok office.

Influencer Sobs in Front of TikTok Headquarters After Getting Banned

By Sharon Adarlo

United Airlines has shut down Starlink internet systems on some of its jets after they were creating communications issues.

United Airlines Shuts Down Starlink WiFi Service on Its Planes After the Antennae Caused Problems With Its Jets’ Equipment

By Sharon Adarlo

The man who tried to assassinate President Donald Trump last year during a campaign rally was unraveling in the months before the shooting.

The Man Who Attempted to Assassinate Trump Was Reportedly “Having Conversations With Someone That Wasn’t There”

By Sharon Adarlo

Waymo shut down service to parts of Los Angeles after people, protesting immigration crackdowns, vandalized the vehicles.

Advanced Transport

Waymo Halts Service in LA as Vandals Keep Setting Its Robotaxis on Fire

By Sharon Adarlo

NASA is planning on growing habitable structures out of fungus — also called mycotecture — for space colonies on the Moon and then Mars.

NASA Wants to Grow Trippy Houses Made Out of Mushrooms on the Moon

By Sharon Adarlo

Video footage shows the moment when a Russian fighter jet flew screamingly close to an F-16 in the skies above Alaska last month.

Insane Video Shows Reckless Russian Fighter Jet Rip Right Past an F-16

By Sharon Adarlo

The city council approved last week a contraceptive pilot program that will try to curb the New York City rat population.

New York City Rats Could Soon Have Better Access to Birth Control Than Women in Some Parts of the Country

By Sharon Adarlo

A study says that engineers who use the popular AI programming assistant GitHub Copilot don't experience any significant gains in efficiency.

Artificial Intelligence

There’s a Problem WIth AI Programming Assistants: They’re Inserting Far More Errors Into Code

By Sharon Adarlo

A police department in the United Kingdom is testing an AI-powered program that can potentially help them solve cold cases.

Artificial Intelligence

Police Department Testing AI-Powered Detective on Real Crimes

By Sharon Adarlo

Right wing extremists are using artificial intelligence to bring Adolf Hitler back to life for social media consumption.

Artificial Intelligence

AI-Powered Hitler Running Rampant Online

By Sharon Adarlo

A Cybertruck owner was trying to clean the vehicle's windshield and unintentionally broke it with a simple wipe from a microcloth towel.

Advanced Transport

Cybertruck Owner Says Windshield Shattered When Wiped With a Microfiber Cloth

By Sharon Adarlo

A woman with type 1 diabetes received her own stem cells and started producing her own insulin — a first time ever successful experiment.

RX and Medicine

Woman’s Own Stem Cells Appear to Reverse Her Type 1 Diabetes in First-Ever Procedure

By Sharon Adarlo

Wildlife officials in Hawaii are using drones to kill coqui frogs by dumping citric acid on these invasive creatures.

Hawaii Deploying Drones to Kill Hated Frog

By Sharon Adarlo

Brett Favre, ex-Green Bay Packers quarterback, said he has the brain disorder Parkinson's disease, likely caused by countless concussions.

Neuroscience and Brain

Brett Favre Says He Has Parkinson’s, Likely From Countless Concussions

By Sharon Adarlo

A white blimp crash landed into a residential neighborhood in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday around noon, surprising pedestrians.

Advanced Transport

Watch a Blimp Crash Into a Residential Neighborhood

By Sharon Adarlo

A viral video shows several people menacingly cornering a stopped Waymo robotaxi in San Francisco and tagging it with graffiti.

Artificial Intelligence

Waymo Passenger Clutches Small Dog as Vandals Surround Vehicle

By Sharon Adarlo

About a third of surveyed former NFL players in a new study think they have CTE, which stands for chronic traumatic encephalopathy.

Neuroscience and Brain

One Out of Three Former NFL Players Think They Have CTE, the Traumatic Brain Disease Linked to Murders and Suicides

By Sharon Adarlo

NASA's Mars Perseverance rover has encountered a zebra-striped rock on the surface of Mars and it's unlike anything seen on the planet.

NASA Scientists Startled When Mars Rover Finds Rock With Stripes

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists have determined that a supermassive black hole is starving a galaxy of essential materials to make new stars.

Scientists Spot Giant Black Hole Destroying Galaxy

By Sharon Adarlo

Chris Wilson bought a rusty cruise ship off Craigslist and spent years and lots of money trying to restore it, but now the ship is sinking.

Man Buys Cruise Ship on Craigslist, Disturbed When It Starts Sinking

By Sharon Adarlo

Queries to OpenAI's ChatGPT eat up a surprising amount of water and electricity to cool data centers and run calculations.

The Environmental Toll of a Single ChatGPT Query Is Absolutely Wild

By Sharon Adarlo

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is vowing to sue the Federal Aviation Administration after they slapped him with violating certain arcane regulations.

Elon Musk, Who Brutally Mocked Jeff Bezos’ Space Company for Suing the Government, Is Now Suing the Government With His Own Space Company

By Sharon Adarlo

An astronomer is suggesting that Mars once had a large moon that exerted enough force to create a large bulge on its surface.

Mars Appears to Be Missing a Moon, Astronomer Finds

By Sharon Adarlo

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Artificial Intelligence

EA Shows Off AI System That Lets You Dream Up an Entire Videogame From Scratch

By Sharon Adarlo

A Twitter data scientist who was all set to resign reportedly told off CEO Elon Musk as revealed in a new book about Musk and Twitter.

A Data Scientist Resigned From Twitter and Blasted Elon Musk Directly to His Face

By Sharon Adarlo

The astronauts currently stranded due to technical issues with Boeing's Starliner space capsule plan to cast their vote in November.

Stranded Astronauts Say They’ll Vote From Space

By Sharon Adarlo

The final messages from the Titan submersible that imploded last year on its way to the Titanic wreck have been revealed.

Advanced Transport

The Doomed Sub’s Final Messages Before Imploding Are Pretty Grim

By Sharon Adarlo

More consumers are buying sausages rather than more expensive cuts of meat, a sign that people are feeling the pinch from runaway prices

Economists Alarmed by Growing Demand for Sausage

By Sharon Adarlo

After shutting it down in 2022, Michigan is making an abrupt u-turn and is now planning to reopen an old 1970s nuclear power.

Michigan Plotting to Re-Open Shuttered 1970s Nuclear Plant

By Sharon Adarlo

Tesla's Cybertruck may have a rough winter ahead, due to everything from corrosion to getting stuck in the snow.

Advanced Transport

If You Think Cybertrucks Are a Mess Now, Wait Until Winter Hits

By Sharon Adarlo

A group of scientists in Switzerland may have cracked the code in how to recycle plastic without degrading its quality.

Scientists Say New System Can Recycle Plastic Indefinitely Without Degrading Its Quality

By Sharon Adarlo

Waymo is planning to expand its robotaxi service in California, such as the East Bay, San Jose and highways around San Francisco Bay.

Artificial Intelligence

Waymo Plans Huge Expansion After Its Robotaxis Caught Gathering and Honking Late at Night

By Sharon Adarlo

A Tesla engineer has suggested adding instructions to the Cybertruck on how to get unstuck from mud and snow.

Advanced Transport

Cybertruck May Start Offering “Help Mode” for When It Gets Stuck, Engineer Says

By Sharon Adarlo

British tech billionaire Michael Lynch, who died in the Mediterranean Sea after a boat sinking, gave his doomed yacht the name Bayesian.

Advanced Transport

The Name of the Superyacht That Killed That Billionaire Will Make You Facepalm So Hard

By Sharon Adarlo

Elon Musk is in trouble with Memphis locals because his AI datacenter has been accused of polluting the air with gas-burning turbines.

Elon Musk Accused of Choking Community With Smog From Gas-Powered AI Datacenter

By Sharon Adarlo

Debris from an asteroid NASA deliberately smashed may be headed back to Earth in the first ever man-made meteor shower.

Debris From When NASA Smashed Asteroid Appears to Be Headed Back Toward Earth

By Sharon Adarlo

A clever car burglar broke into a vacant Cybertruck by popping one of the windows ajar and then peeling it wide open.

Advanced Transport

Burglar Discovers You Can “Peel” Cybertruck and Access the Inside

By Sharon Adarlo

If you think AI platforms like OpenAI's ChatGPT seem dumber than before, you are not alone. Others have noticed AI models are not accurate.

Artificial Intelligence

Did AI Already Peak and Now It’s Getting Dumber?

By Sharon Adarlo

Anthony Fauci, who became synonymous with the American government's response to the COVID pandemic, was struck with the rare West Nile virus.

Dr. Fauci Hospitalized With Rare Disease

By Sharon Adarlo

A gastroenterologist did not wear his hearing aids during a colonoscopy and couldn't hear a patient screaming.

Health & Medicine

Elderly Doctor Was Apparently Unable to Hear Patient’s Screams Because He Wasn’t Wearing Hearing Aids

By Sharon Adarlo

AI technology is becoming so advanced that researchers propose people start using personhood credentials to verify they are human.

Artificial Intelligence

CAPTCHAs Becoming Useless as AI Gets Smarter, Scientists Warn

By Sharon Adarlo

A judge who tossed out a huge settlement against Boeing admitted he had traded and sold Boeing stock while he in charge of the case.

Judge Who Overturned Huge Boeing Verdict Admits He Was Trading Boeing Stock at the Time

By Sharon Adarlo

Eating both red and processed meats increases your risk of type 2 diabetes, with eating ham increasing your chances even higher.

Scientists Reveal Grim Results of Eating Two Slices of Ham Per Day

By Sharon Adarlo

Tesla drivers are saying the latest version of the car company's "Full Self-Driving" (FSD) software is making their cars run red lights.

Tesla Drivers Say New Self-Driving Update Is Repeatedly Running Red Lights

By Sharon Adarlo

A Florida man is facing 20 counts of obscenity for allegedly creating and distributing AI-generated child pornography.

Artificial Intelligence

Man Arrested for Creating Child Porn Using AI

By Sharon Adarlo

Russian senior citizens recently gathered for an unusual message for President Vladimir Putin: bring those American astronauts home!

Russians Call on Putin to Rescue Stranded Space Station Astronauts

By Sharon Adarlo

Chinese scientists want to build a magnetic launch system that spins up and then throws cargo from the Moon's surface to Earth.

Chinese Scientists Working on Magnetic Launch System to Fling Cargo From Moon’s Surface Back to Earth

By Sharon Adarlo

An infection is threatening to make extinct the entire supply of the world's most popular fruit, the humble and ubiquitous banana.

Science & Energy

Bananas May Go Extinct From Deadly Disease, Scientists Warn

By Sharon Adarlo

A new futuristic gel that can patch a life-threatening wound in seconds got approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Health & Medicine

FDA Approves Futuristic Gel That Can Stop Life-Threatening Bleeding in Seconds

By Sharon Adarlo

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