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Elon Musk contradicts his own arguments about why he's refused to use lidar and radar to make self-driving Tesla vehicles safer.
Elon Musk

Make up your mind, Elon.

By Frank Landymore

Activist and organizer Guido Reichstadter is protesting the "race to the bottom" of big tech's wreckless push toward AGI.
Anthropic

"This [AI] race must stop now, and it is the responsibility of all of us to make sure that it does."

By Joe Wilkins

Chinese scientists have developed beautiful, sun-charged succulents that store light and glow it back at you for hours in a variety of colors.
Agriculture

"Imagine glowing trees replacing streetlights."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Waymo robotaxis repeatedly returned to park in front of the same exact spot in front of a family's home in Los Angeles.
Artificial Intelligence

"It would always come back here, like a beacon."

By Frank Landymore

Tesla's board has proposed to award CEO Elon Musk around $1 trillion worth of shares as part of an unprecedented pay package.
Tesla

"Elon Musk is a master manipulator."

By Victor Tangermann

New survey data shows a pervasive culture of sexual harassment and violence on US research bases staffed by third party contractors.
Environment

Horrifying.

By Joe Wilkins

According to filings, close to 40 percent of Nvidia's $46.7 billion second quarter revenue came from just two clients.
Artificial Intelligence

It's probably fine.

By Joe Wilkins

Sam Altman is suddenly open to the idea that the internet may be polluted with too many AI models — and god knows who's responsible.
OpenAI

"We're all trying to find the guy who did this!"

By Frank Landymore

Tesla has a long way to go until it can successfully have AI-powered bipedal robots replace human jobs, according to a new video.
Elon Musk

Painful.

By Victor Tangermann

After getting rid of their human workers to invest in AI, companies are now hiring freelancers to fix the sloppy content those AIs put out.
Artificial Intelligence

"They find out that they can’t really do it without humans."

By Noor Al-Sibai

President Donald Trump is throwing a major party at the White House — but billionaire Elon Musk's name isn't on the list.
Elon Musk

Musk's biggest competitors were invited to the White House — but he wasn't.

By Victor Tangermann

Tesla is issuing a software update that allows its camera system, dubbed Tesla Vision, to deploy frontal airbags before a collision occurs.
Tesla

"Can’t wait for an airbag to go off when slowing down safely at a red light at 25 mph."

By Victor Tangermann

The CEO of AI startup Flock Safety, Garrett Langley, believes his billion-dollar startup is the key to solving crime in the US forever.
Artificial Intelligence

That's one way to do it.

By Joe Wilkins

Going to a real-life therapist is supposed to be an experience devoid of AI — which makes some mental health pros' AI use all the worse.
Artificial Intelligence

"He was taking what I was saying and putting it into ChatGPT."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Months after reversing course on its AI automation scheme, personal finance company Klarna is struggling to re-fill its ranks.
Artificial Intelligence

Who in the world could have predicted this?

By Joe Wilkins

Experts warned that the United States is at risk of having China beat it to the Moon as its Artemis program continues to lag behind.
Moon

"Unless something changes, it is highly unlikely the United States will beat China’s projected timeline."

By Victor Tangermann

Compared to the US EV market, China's seems to be progressing along healthily — but rampant price wars are causing massive issues there.
Electric Vehicles

"This is a race to dominate, not a race to profitability."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Seismic data collected by the NASA Insight lander point to huge foreign objects lodged in the mantle of Mars from billions of years ago.
Mars

"We've never seen the inside of a planet in such fine detail and clarity before."

By Frank Landymore

After Elon Musk's Grok AI was dropped from a massive government contract, the White House has swooped in to reverse the decision.
xAI

No, really: it said it needs Grok "ASAP."

By Frank Landymore

As it fends off legal attacks, OpenAI has chosen a unique line of defense: the belief that every opponent, big or small, is working in tandem.
OpenAI

“They’re in this kind of paranoid bubble."

By Noor Al-Sibai