More from Sharon Adarlo (Page 9)

An NYU professor is locked out of his Twitter social media account after criticizing Twitter CEO Elon Musk.
Elon Musk

By Sharon Adarlo

A team of scientists took a bunch of alcoholic macaque monkeys and then successfully weaned them off alcohol after a round of gene therapy.
Gene Editing

By Sharon Adarlo

Ford CEO Jim Farley tried to charge an all electric light truck, the F-150 Lightning, during a road trip, but he ran into trouble.
Advanced Transport

By Sharon Adarlo

People in an isolated area of Peru claim they were attacked by aliens but investigators think it's actually illegal miners using jetpacks.
Exobiology

By Sharon Adarlo

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Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

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Mars

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Food

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Fossil Fuels

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Facial recognition

By Sharon Adarlo

Florida has had a recent surge of leprosy cases and the disease may have become endemic to the state, according to the CDC.
Developments

By Sharon Adarlo

A friendly beluga whale who has been suspected of being a Russian spy is looking downright skinny in a recent photo compared to a 2019 image.
Science & Energy

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists have developed a detailed computer stimulation that models the flow of heat and energy inside massive stars.
Off-World

By Sharon Adarlo

In a brutal new Bloomberg poll, Tesla owners' opinion of CEO Elon Musk appear to have also turned increasingly negative
Elon Musk

By Sharon Adarlo

A 24-year-old man jumped off a dock for a swim, got electrocuted and died in a bizarre incident at Lake Lanier in Georgia.
Science & Energy

By Sharon Adarlo

A secret lab was found with 1,000 mice designed to carry COVID-19, alongside vials of human blood and diseases like malaria and HIV.
Developments

By Sharon Adarlo

A Harvard study says Ivy League universities discriminates against lower income students while preferring to admit people from the top 1%.
Future Society

By Sharon Adarlo

New research suggests that smoking weed for years may change parts of your genetic code that can even be passed down to your offspring.
DNA

By Sharon Adarlo

A new volcano in Iceland has erupted into existence and scientists think it heralds the start of increased volcanic activity in the region.
Science & Energy

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists think a rock found in Morocco could the be first known "terrestrial meteorite," basically a meteorite that originated on Earth.
Space

By Sharon Adarlo

Lonely people are increasingly turning to fake AI girlfriends for companionship, but some people believe these AI chatbots are harmful.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

Cops were called to the Twitter headquarters because crews were trying to remove the Twitter sign without the required permits.
Future Society

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists have discovered strong evidence of two planets traveling the same orbit around a star, a phenomenon called Trojan planets.
Off-World

By Sharon Adarlo

Four patients infected with anthrax after eating horse meat escape a Siberian hospital, panicking local officials who send out an alert.
Bacteria

By Sharon Adarlo

New legislation which would require any information on "Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP)" to be publicly disclosed.
Off-World

By Sharon Adarlo

Federal officials are investigating a car crash suspected of involving Tesla's Autopilot that killed a teenager and a baby.
Tesla

By Sharon Adarlo

Tesla has finally showed off the first Cybertruck to roll off the assembly line -- but it's fit and finish are looking rough.
Tesla

By Sharon Adarlo

On a recent trip to Beijing, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen feasted on Chinese wild mushrooms that are known to be hallucinogenic.
Science & Energy

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers pinpointed six chemical cocktails that can reverse aging in cells and turn them into a more "youthful state."
RX and Medicine

By Sharon Adarlo

Evil hackers can now use a ChatGPT-like artificial intelligence program that can be prompted to create sophisticated malware.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

A dolphin recently attacked a man swimming off a beach in Japan, biting his hands and breaking his ribs in a shocking case of aggression.
Science & Energy

By Sharon Adarlo

A yacht broker has been trying to sell a sub owned by the same outfit that had another vessel implode, killing five.
Advanced Transport

By Sharon Adarlo

Nicki Minaj flipped her lid on Twitter after she saw a clip of herself in a deepfake where she and Tom Holland dispute with Mark Zuckerberg.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers are projecting that 1.3 billion people will have diabetes by 2050 worldwide, leading to great new strains on health systems.
Studies

By Sharon Adarlo

By placing traffic cones on self-driving cars' hoods, activists are turning them into useless hunks of metal and plastic.
Self-Driving Vehicles

By Sharon Adarlo

Comedian and author Sarah Silverman filed lawsuits alongside two authors against OpenAI and Meta for copyright infringement.
OpenAI

By Sharon Adarlo

James Webb Spots Oldest Supermassive Black Hole Ever
James Webb Space Telescope

By Sharon Adarlo

Fuming Elon Musk Lashes Out At Mark Zuckerberg As Twitter Killer App Thrives
Elon Musk

By Sharon Adarlo

Mark Zuckerberg Tweets for First Time in 11 Years to Mock Elon Musk
Elon Musk

By Sharon Adarlo

A team of astronomers has detected the faint hum of gravitational waves echoing throughout our universe, possibly caused by black holes.
Black Holes

By Sharon Adarlo

Elon Musk’s Mommy Outraged After He Poses for Awkward Photo With MMA Fighter
Elon Musk

By Sharon Adarlo

This year's July 4 was the hottest day since records began, according to climate data. The previous record was July 3.
Climate Change

By Sharon Adarlo

Elon Musk grappled with a podcaster on a mat, stoking the hype for a possible caged fight brawl with fellow billionaire Mark Zuckerberg.
Elon Musk

By Sharon Adarlo

A white supremacist took the party drug MDMA as part of a science experiment, and it reportedly helped him drop his racist, bigoted beliefs.
Neuroscience and Brain

By Sharon Adarlo

As much as 80 percent of the Himalayas' glaciers could vanish by the year 2100 if global temperatures rise by four degrees Celsius.
Climate Change

By Sharon Adarlo

What a Beaut! Mars Shines in Gorgeous New UV Images
Mars

By Sharon Adarlo

A team of German scientists has discovered a parasitic tapeworm that can allow a certain species of ants to live way longer when infected.
Parasites

By Sharon Adarlo

Five years ago, OceanGate, the company behind the now-missing submarine, brushed away warnings about the craft's safety.
Future Society

By Sharon Adarlo

TikTok has become a major hub for conspiracy theorists who claim that the Titanic never sank to the bottom of the North Atlantic Ocean.
Future Society

By Sharon Adarlo

Netflix Camera Boat Attacked by Swarm of Furious Sharks
Science & Energy

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers say they can steal encrypted keys by analyzing the glow that a power LED emits in a device, such as a smart card reader.
Robots and Machines

By Sharon Adarlo

A white dwarf that's about 104 light years away is slowly crystallizing, a process that could take a quadrillion years.
Off-World

By Sharon Adarlo

Elon Musk tweeted that Unabomber Ted Kaczynski was probably right about technology being a disaster for the human race.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

Kairan Quazi, 14 years old, is set to graduate from college and has already nabbed a job to be a software engineer at SpaceX.
Advanced Transport

By Sharon Adarlo

Apple's Vision Pro was launched with great fanfare but Apple execs have not been pictured wearing the AR device. Maybe because it looks dorky.
Virtual Reality

By Sharon Adarlo

There are staggeringly tall mountains inside the Earth that rival Mount Everest. Scientists are puzzling over their origin.
Science & Energy

By Sharon Adarlo

German startup Proxima Fusion recently grabbed millions to build a reactor that looks like a twisty French cruller doughnut.
Nuclear Fusion

By Sharon Adarlo

A beluga whale, suspected of being a "Russian Spy," was seen far from home and experts say he may be looking for friends or a mate.
Biology

By Sharon Adarlo

People were shocked when the waters of Venice's Grand Canal became neon green. Investigation revealed it was due to a non-toxic chemical.
Environment

By Sharon Adarlo

Rest in peace! A Dutch startup has created a $1,000 mushroom coffin that will biodegrade in less than two months.
Environment

By Sharon Adarlo

A supernova in the Pinwheel Galaxy is expected to be visible for months, even from amateur backyard telescopes.
Off-World

By Sharon Adarlo

A 28-year-old coder in Berlin, Germany radically sped up his search for a new apartment in the city by using ChatGPT.
OpenAI

By Sharon Adarlo

Tesla's customer service told a California man to bring his vehicle to a Tesla service center after his Tesla Model Y burst into flames.
Tesla

By Sharon Adarlo

Writers are furious that Archive of Our Own (AO3), one of the world's largest fanfiction websites, won't ban AI-generated fanfiction.
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo

A man has written almost 100 books using AI and claims he has "sold 574 books for a total of nearly $2,000 between August and May."
Artificial Intelligence

By Sharon Adarlo