More from Sharon Adarlo (Page 8)

A team of scientists has developed a substance so hard and tough that it can go toe to toe with diamonds, the hardest material on Earth.

Scientists Create Substance Rivaling Diamonds in Hardness

By Sharon Adarlo

Japanese engineers have successfully test-fired a space rocket engine, which runs on — not even joking — locally-sourced cow poop.

Japan Tests Rocket Engine Powered by Cow Dung

By Sharon Adarlo

A Russian man managed to travel on an airplane from Europe to Los Angeles last month without a passport, visa or ticket.

Advanced Transport

Plane Passenger Says He Has No Passport, No Idea How He Got to Los Angeles From Russia

By Sharon Adarlo

A new AI-driven chatbot called Ashley is being deployed to phone bank for a Pennsylvania Democrat politician.

Artificial Intelligence

Pennsylvania Politician Using Talking AI Chatbot to Call Thousands of Voters

By Sharon Adarlo

A woman has slapped a former tech CEO with a lawsuit, alleging that he forced her into becoming his sex slave.

Tech CEO Accused of “Enslaving” Assistant

By Sharon Adarlo

Amazon is being sued for selling spy cameras disguised as clothes hooks after a girl discovered a camera recording her inside a bathroom.

Amazon Caught Selling Bathroom Spy Cam Disguised as Clothes Hook

By Sharon Adarlo

An online directory that directed people to locations where they could drop off plastic bags and film to be recycled has been shut down.

Government Program to Recycle Plastic Bags Canceled After “Abysmal Failure”

By Sharon Adarlo

Readers Want Publications to Label AI-Generated Content

Artificial Intelligence

Readers Want Publications to Label AI-Generated Content

By Sharon Adarlo

A Florida man died in October after chugging Panera's Charged Lemonade, a highly caffeinated drink with lots of sugar.

Health & Medicine

Another Person Dies After Ordering New Panera Menu Item

By Sharon Adarlo

An ex-Tesla employee says that the car company's Autopilot system is not safe for use on public roads and could put others at risk.

Tesla Whistleblower Says Autopilot Not Safe for Public Roads

By Sharon Adarlo

Hackers accessed user data from almost 7 million people from the commercial genetic testing company 23andMe.

Oops! 23andMe Admits Hackers Stole 7 Million Customers’ Genetic Data

By Sharon Adarlo

The first-ever transatlantic commercial flight running on 100 percent used cooking oil went off without a hiccup on Tuesday.

Advanced Transport

Boeing 787 Flies Across Ocean Powered by Used Cooking Oil

By Sharon Adarlo

A new study suggests that massive volcanic eruptions in India killed off the dinosaurs by causing drops in global temperature.

Relatable! Scientists Say Dinosaurs Mainly Died From Climate Change

By Sharon Adarlo

Harvard professor Avi Loeb is headed back to Papua New Guinea to find fragments of a meteor that he thinks was actually an alien probe.

Harvard Scientist Planning New Expedition to Hunt for Bigger Chunks of Possible Alien Spacecraft

By Sharon Adarlo

Saudi Arabia is publicly committed to cutting carbon emissions, but it has plans to push developing countries to use its oil and gas exports.

Saudi Arabia Apparently Scheming to Get Poor Countries Addicted to Oil

By Sharon Adarlo

Avocado bloody.

Millennials’ Avocado Habit Is Killing Mexico’s Forests

By Sharon Adarlo

After Sports Illustrated tried to deny articles were written by AI, people have been criticizing the publication.

Artificial Intelligence

People Are Absolutely Roasting Sports Illustrated’s Ridiculous Excuse for Its AI-Generated Writers

By Sharon Adarlo

New research suggests that there are regions on Mercury that may have the right conditions for biological life to survive.

Scientists Say There May Be Life Under Mercury’s Salt Glaciers

By Sharon Adarlo

NASA unveiled an image of the Milky Way, showing greater detail of a region close to the nucleus of the galaxy plus mysterious structures.

James Webb Space Telescope

James Webb Detects “Unexplained Structures” in Heart of Our Galaxy

By Sharon Adarlo

In the survey of 1,500 people working tech, Retool found that a startling 51.6 percent of people think AI is overrated.

Artificial Intelligence

Survey Finds Half of Tech Workers Think AI Is a Bunch of Hype

By Sharon Adarlo

A new study from Oxfam says the richest 1 percent of the world had the same carbon footprint in 2019 as the poorest 66 percent in the world.

Scientists Say These Villains Are Causing Way More Than Their Share of Climate Change

By Sharon Adarlo

X CEO Elon Musk posted on the social media platform on Tuesday, “There is a large graveyard filled with my enemies."

Elon Musk Says There’s a “Large Graveyard Filled With My Enemies”

By Sharon Adarlo

An engineer developed an interactive website with a 3D view of Earth and the option to see what the planet looked like in the distant past.

Science & Energy

Awesome Website Lets You See What Dinosaurs Lived Near Your House

By Sharon Adarlo

A startup, Spaceborn United, wants to reach the goal of having a baby naturally conceived and born on Mars in the future.

Startup Working on Space Babies, But the Risks Are Grim

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers have developed a method to keep a brain alive and functioning for several hours without being connected to the body.

Prosthetics and Devices

New Device Can Keep Brain Alive for Hours Without Body

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers have reduced the level of bad cholesterol in human subjects after injecting them with an experimental gene editing treatment.

Health & Medicine

Patient Dies After Being Gene-Edited to Have Lower Cholesterol

By Sharon Adarlo

Bitcoin has increased in value to $37,605.53, its highest valuation in a year. But it's nowhere near its highest price in 2021.

We Regret to Inform You That Bitcoin Is Spiking

By Sharon Adarlo

In a first-of-its-kind, doctors said they had transplanted an entire eyeball into an Arkansas man who had suffered a high-voltage accident.

Surgeons Perform World’s First Successful Eyeball Transplant

By Sharon Adarlo

A new study shows that the children of gay dads tend to be more well adjusted than the kids of straight couples.

Scientists Find Kids With Gay Dads Are Doing Better Than Kids With Straight Dads

By Sharon Adarlo

A study says that kids who often drink soda are more impulsive, have bad working memory, and may drink alcohol in the future.

Neuroscience and Brain

Kids Who Drink Lots of Soda Found to Show More Impulsive Behavior, Worse Working Memory

By Sharon Adarlo

Welsh police used facial recognition software to scan people suspected of terrorism or pedophilia at a Beyonce concert.

Artificial Intelligence

Police Scanned Beyoncé Concert for Pedophiles, Terrorists

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists in the United Kingdom have pinpointed a physiological response from hearing someone mangle the English grammar in a new study.

Neuroscience and Brain

Hearing Bad Grammar Causes Physical Distress, Scientists Find

By Sharon Adarlo

A disabled man had to literally drag himself off an Air Canada plane because flight attendants were not able to provide him a wheelchair.

Airline Apologizes for Forcing Disabled Man to Drag Himself Off Plane With No Wheelchair

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists in China claim they were able to give deaf children the ability to hear after a novel genetic treatment.

New Genetic Treatment Successfully Lets Deaf Children Hear

By Sharon Adarlo

X CEO Elon Musk said that any posts that are corrected by CommunityNotes become ineligible for revenue share.

Elon Musk Promises to Stop Paying People to Post Misinformation on Twitter

By Sharon Adarlo

For Halloween, the gigantic sphere that now dominates the Las Vegas skyline is done up as a jack-o'-lantern.

The Giant Las Vegas Sphere’s Halloween Costume Is Pretty Great

By Sharon Adarlo

Astronauts thawed frozen mouse embryos abroad the International Space Station and were able to grow them normally.

Japanese Researchers Just Grew Mouse Embryos in Space

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists at Pennsylvania State University have uncovered evidence that suggests Mars was a place with many flowing rivers.

Scientists Find Evidence Mars Was Covered in Rivers

By Sharon Adarlo

A leader in Google's artificial intelligence division in the United Kingdom says that AI poises a big threat to humanity like climate change.

Google AI Boss Says AI Is an Existential Threat to Humankind

By Sharon Adarlo

IBM researchers said a ChatGPT-generated phishing email was almost as effective in fooling people compared to a man-made version.

Artificial Intelligence

ChatGPT’s Scary Good at Getting People to Click Phishing Emails, IBM Finds

By Sharon Adarlo

Apple is spending $1 billion per year on generative AI, which may soon manifest in a smarter Siri and AI capabilities in other programs.

Artificial Intelligence

Apple Is Apparently Spending Billions on Secret AI Development

By Sharon Adarlo

A video went viral in China after a worker at a Tsingtao beer facility was caught urinating inside one of its tanks.

Health & Medicine

Beer Company Responds to Video of Worker Peeing Into Vat

By Sharon Adarlo

About a month after his surgery, a man who received a genetically modified pig heart has no sign of rejection or infection.

Man Is Doing Well With Implanted Pig Heart, Doctors Say

By Sharon Adarlo

Solar power is set to become the dominant energy source in the world by 2050, surpassing even fossil fuels if current trends continue.

Study Finds That Solar Power Is on Track to Dominate Electric Grids

By Sharon Adarlo

New York University scientists say that forces within neutron stars can slice through the star itself and send out intense gamma-ray bursts.

From Quarks to Quasars

Grim Blades of Energy Could Chop Stars in Half, Scientists Say

By Sharon Adarlo

A proposed New York State bill would require a background check to buy a 3D printer, in an effort to crackdown on 3D printed ghost guns.

New York Bill Would Require a Background Check for 3D Printers, Like a Gun

By Sharon Adarlo

A new study from Stanford University shows that people with a hoarding problem can alleviate their issue by using virtual reality.

Virtual Reality

VR Lets Hoarders Practice Throwing Away Their Cherished Garbage

By Sharon Adarlo

NASA's Juno satellite captured new images of Jupiter's moon, Io, which has a fiery surface due to its many volcanoes.

NASA Spacecraft Snaps Beautiful Photo of Jupiter’s Volcano-Dotted Moon

By Sharon Adarlo

A year since Elon Musk acquired Twitter, since renamed X, traffic at the social media platform has been down significantly.

Twitter’s Traffic Is Falling Off Under Elon Musk’s Disastrous Leadership

By Sharon Adarlo

The Sinoloa Cartel has ordered producers and smugglers of fentanyl to stop working in an effort to deflect American law enforcement.

Brutal Mexican Cartel Bans Fentanyl Production and Sale

By Sharon Adarlo

LinkedIn, a Microsoft-owned company, is laying off almost 700 people this month in a second round of lay offs.

Artificial Intelligence

LinkedIn Laying Off 700 as Microsoft Pivots to AI

By Sharon Adarlo

A couple in Scotland are mad after Tesla billed them more than $20,000 for repairs to their vehicle's battery after a drive through the rain.

Tesla Charges Couple $20,000 After They Drove It in the Rain

By Sharon Adarlo

The financial industry's increasing reliance on AI will most likely trigger the next financial crisis, according to the SEC chairman.

Artificial Intelligence

SEC Head Says It’s a Near-Certainty That AI Will Cause a Financial Crash

By Sharon Adarlo

Stack Overflow, is laying off 28 percent of its staff, just as OpenAI's ChatGPT is experiencing a big surge in popularity for coding help.

Artificial Intelligence

Stack Overflow Lays Off Employees as AI Threatens Coding Industry

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers have developed a material that can remotely stimulate neural tissue and allow nerve signals to flow again.

Scientists Say New Material Can Reconnect Severed Nerves

By Sharon Adarlo

Archaeologists have uncovered the earliest extant evidence of a wood structure, dating back almost half a million years.

Science & Energy

Scientists Find Structure From Before Homo Sapiens Existed

By Sharon Adarlo

Amazon's Alexa has been caught falsely saying that the 2020 presidential election was "stolen by a massive amount of election fraud."

Robots and Machines

Amazon’s Alexa Goes MAGA, Claims 2020 Election Was Stolen

By Sharon Adarlo

NASA has readied a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket for a mission to launch a spacecraft to study a big metal asteroid called Psyche.

SpaceX Prepares Spacecraft for Mission to Mysterious Metal Asteroid

By Sharon Adarlo

An analyst from a tech advisory firm said that generative AI is slated for a slowdown next year due to increasing costs.

Artificial Intelligence

Generative AI Is Headed for a Financial “Cold Shower” Next Year, Analyst Predicts

By Sharon Adarlo

A Tesla Cybertruck with flashing hazard lights seemed to had become stalled on the side of a highway this weekend in California.

Advanced Transport

Cybertruck Spotted Broken Down on Highway Shoulder

By Sharon Adarlo

Elon Musk tried to give his father, Errol Musk, a free Tesla vehicle in January 2020, but Errol Musk turned him down.

Elon Musk’s Dad Says He Turned Down a Free Tesla

By Sharon Adarlo

The same lawyer who took down Alex Jones of InfoWars is now suing Elon Musk for promoting an unfounded Internet rumor on X.

Lawyer Who Successfully Sued Alex Jones Says His Next Target Is Elon Musk

By Sharon Adarlo

Apple's iPhone 15 models have reportedly been overheating, according to consumers. They have become too hot to touch.

Apple Scrambling After New iPhones Getting Too Hot

By Sharon Adarlo

Some people in Iowa are mad that Microsoft used a ton of water to train AI while Iowa has been in a drought caused by climate change.

Artificial Intelligence

Critics Furious Microsoft Is Training AI by Sucking Up Water During Drought

By Sharon Adarlo

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