More from Sharon Adarlo (Page 5)

Germany has so much energy coming from solar panels that it has outpaced consumer demand and pushed energy prices into a steep nose dive.
Solar Power

By Sharon Adarlo

From these observations, the scientists suggest that Phobos is actually a comet that Mars' gravitational field captured in the distance past.
Mars

By Sharon Adarlo

In a gruesome video, a biologist proposes that doctors can perform head transplants by using advanced robotics and artificial intelligence.
Neuroscience and Brain

By Sharon Adarlo

Electric and hybrid vehicles are more likely to hit pedestrians, especially in urban areas, compared to vehicles that run on fossil fuels.
Advanced Transport

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers found that 52 percent of answers to programming questions generated by ChatGPT were incorrect.
OpenAI

By Sharon Adarlo

A New Zealand man did a belly flop into the ocean and tried to "body slam" an adult male orca swimming next to a boat, earning him a fine.
Science & Energy

By Sharon Adarlo

After OpenAI copied actor Scarlett Johansson's voice for a new voice assistant, the head honcho at Microsoft bashed human-like AIs.
OpenAI

By Sharon Adarlo

Pentagon accused Russia of launching a satellite that national security officials believe is capable of attacking other satellites in orbit.
Off-World

By Sharon Adarlo

The first human Neuralink patient would like to get a Tesla Optimus robot and control it with the implant in his brain.
Tesla

By Sharon Adarlo

A Tesla owner is lucky to be alive after his vehicle in Full Self-Driving mode almost drove straight into a moving train.
Tesla

By Sharon Adarlo

Avram Piltch, editor-in-chief of Tom's Hardware, cooked up a new Chrome extension that can block Google's new feature AI Overviews.
Google

By Sharon Adarlo

Jeff Horwitz, reporter for The Wall Street Journal, has developed an immunity to poison oak after eating the leaves in smoothies.
Health & Medicine

By Sharon Adarlo

When the Blue Origin space capsule touched down on Earth after a flight to the edge of space, it landed in a thicket of bushes.
Blue Origin

By Sharon Adarlo

An environmental group has slapped Tesla with a lawsuit this week for spewing pollution and violating the Clean Air Act.
Pollution

By Sharon Adarlo

After gunmen killed more than 140 people, supporters of the terrorist group ISIS released a slick AI-generated propaganda video.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

Microsoft's water use and carbon emissions have increased compared to 2020 numbers due to artificial intelligence datacenters.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

Publishers Horrified at New Google AI Feature That Could Kill What’s Left of Journalism
Google

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists trying to find out why fish are spinning and dying in Florida may have discovered the culprit: poisonous algae.
Science & Energy

By Sharon Adarlo

Neuralink has known for years that wires in its brain chip are known to "retract," which raises questions on its future and overall safety.
Prosthetics and Devices

By Sharon Adarlo

A cruise ship came to port on Saturday with a surprising and stinky stowaway: a dead, rotting whale was found on its bow.
Science & Energy

By Sharon Adarlo

A Cybertruck owner got a rude awakening when his new Tesla vehicle started leaking coolant after a mere 35 miles of driving.
Advanced Transport

By Sharon Adarlo

Masked protesters broke down a fence and tried to breach a Tesla factory building in Germany in order to stop expansion plans.
Tesla

By Sharon Adarlo

The email Tesla sent to an unnamed recently worker to lay them off, posted by the The Verge, has an unmistakably icy vibe to it.
Tesla

By Sharon Adarlo

During an important Pfizer medical trial a young boy suffered a fatal sudden cardiac arrest after receiving experimental gene therapy.
Gene Editing

By Sharon Adarlo

Panera Bread's Charged Lemonade drink, the highly caffeinated drink linked to at least two deaths, is being discontinued.
Developments

By Sharon Adarlo

People with a rare mutation that causes Laron syndrome, a form of dwarfism, live healthier lives and could be the key to anti-aging drugs.
Studies

By Sharon Adarlo

Laid off Tesla Supercharger workers are warning that the quality of the EV charging network could fall into disrepair.
Advanced Transport

By Sharon Adarlo

China launched a probe for the Moon's mysterious dark side and hopes to collect rocks and samples to bring back to Earth.
Moon

By Sharon Adarlo

A NASA spacecraft with sails being propelled solely by the rays of the Sun just made contact with operators back on Earth.
NASA

By Sharon Adarlo

An Oklahoma chiropractor gave a neck adjustment to a 16-foot male giraffe, who was seemingly grateful for the unique house visit.
Future Society

By Sharon Adarlo

Tesla is rescinding summer internship offers just weeks before they start, just after Tesla recently laid off about 14,000 people.
Tesla

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists in the United Kingdom discovered a porous material that has the potential capacity to store large quantities of greenhouse gases.
Climate Change

By Sharon Adarlo

A Tesla employee who slept inside his car and made microwave meals instead of going home got laid off last month from the car company.
Tesla

By Sharon Adarlo

A YouTube influencer is pissed off after his new Cybertruck has broken down twice in the last month since he bought the Tesla vehicle.
Advanced Transport

By Sharon Adarlo

A Chinese company announced that they have successfully developed a brain chip and implanted it into a monkey.
Neuroscience and Brain

By Sharon Adarlo

A Japanese spacecraft claims to have rendezvoused with a three-ton piece of rocket debris in a high-stakes flight, the BBC reports.
Off-World

By Sharon Adarlo

An archaeologists has been able to find forgotten structures hidden in Ireland that were probably used as pathways for the dead.
Future Society

By Sharon Adarlo

Recent NASA footage shows an eruption from our Sun breaking off the tail of a comet whizzing through the Solar System.
Off-World

By Sharon Adarlo

A bottlenose dolphin ended up dead and riddled with bullets on a beach in Louisiana, prompting a $20,000 bounty for the shooter.
Science & Energy

By Sharon Adarlo

Athens' blue skies and famous landmarks like the Acropolis were bathed in an ominous red, yellow and orange glow, all due to a dust storm.
Science & Energy

By Sharon Adarlo

Abuse of ketamine has been implicated in young people experiencing bladder issues that are commonly associated with older people.
RX and Medicine

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists say that our increase use of plastic will dump untold tons of greenhouse gas emissions into our atmosphere.
Pollution

By Sharon Adarlo

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) wants to use Israel's laser technology to keep away migrants at the country's Mexican border.
Future Society

By Sharon Adarlo

The CEO of the SETI Institute said the American government does not have compelling evidence of alien technology.
Exobiology

By Sharon Adarlo

A24 released a series of realistic apocalyptic scenes on Instagram promoting the Civil War movie, but the images are AI generated.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

Six months after moving for a technician job, a Tesla employee was laid off along with more than 10 percent of its workforce.
Tesla

By Sharon Adarlo

On Mars, a little helicopter from another world bedded down for its final mission on Tuesday: to become a silent sentry on the Red Planet.
Mars

By Sharon Adarlo

Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA.) signed up for a master's degree program in machine learning at George Mason University.
Machine Learning

By Sharon Adarlo

United Nations' head climate expert says the human race has got two years tops to tamp down the worse effects from global warming.
Climate Change

By Sharon Adarlo

Elon Musk and ex-girlfriend Grimes are seemingly flirting with each other this week on the social media platform X-formerly-Twitter.
Elon Musk

By Sharon Adarlo

A Tesla Cybertruck's windshield cracked after enduring a routine but sudden hail storm in Austin, Texas, according to a Reddit post.
Advanced Transport

By Sharon Adarlo

The proposed law would require businesses to disclose a list of all the copyrighted content they used in a training data set for any models.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

NASA's Perseverance rover is on Mars, it had been able to capture Mars’ two moons — Deimos and Phobos — float past in front of the Sun.
Mars

By Sharon Adarlo

The not-so-buzzy version of coffee can harbor a chemical that can cause cancer, which has activists pushing to have the substance banned.
Cancer

By Sharon Adarlo

When a small earthquake struck, a patient named Justin Allen was lying down on an operating table getting a vasectomy.
Science & Energy

By Sharon Adarlo

An official New York City chatbot has been telling business owners and landlords to break the law, but Mayor Eric Adams defended the tech.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

A study found that teen girls are taking antidepressants at a much higher rate than teen boys, whose usage rate declined during the pandemic.
Health & Medicine

By Sharon Adarlo

People who want to see the total solar eclipse on April 8 may be blocked by cloudy skies if weather forecasts for America are accurate.
Science & Energy

By Sharon Adarlo

Costco shoppers can start getting weight loss drugs like Ozempic through the company's health care partner Sesame.
RX and Medicine

By Sharon Adarlo

CEOs at appliance companies want to put AI in your oven and other household items in order to make them smarter.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

Martin Rees, respected British astrophysicist, says Elon Musk's colonization plans for Mars is a "dangerous illusion."
Mars

By Sharon Adarlo

If you want to climb Mount Everest, you gotta take your shit back with you and you can no longer leave it on the mountain.
Pollution

By Sharon Adarlo

Climate change is causing so much polar ice melt that it's slowing down Earth's rotation and it will alter how we measure time in the future.
Climate Change

By Sharon Adarlo

British archaeologists have found microplastics amidst historic sediment excavated in York that date as early as the 1st and 2nd centuries.
Pollution

By Sharon Adarlo