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A prototype thermoelectric generator can attach directly to the tailpipe of a car, capturing its waste heat.
Science & Energy

Pretty neat!

By Frank Landymore

Meta has developed a device that reconstruct entire sentences simply by reading neural signals — without the need of a brain implant.
Neuroscience and Brain

But don't expect to ever use it.

By Frank Landymore

As investigators piece together a tragic Cybertruck crash that killed three, a new toxicology report has revealed new information.
Advanced Transport

And that's not the worst part.

By Joe Wilkins

New research suggests that our Solar System may already be swimming in interstellar objects that originate from the Alpha Centauri system.
Off-World

We're not so isolated after all.

By Frank Landymore

Scientists have developed a new "artificial leaf" that removes CO2 from the air and turns it into sustainable fuel.
Renewable Energy

This technology could be huge in the future.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Tesla employees, including senior managers, are worried that Elon Musk is doing permanent damage to the automaker's reputation.
Tesla

"He seems to have ghosted his own company."

By Frank Landymore

In a bizarre performance art project, a YouTuber profited from a "true crime" channel that was pure AI slop.
Artificial Intelligence

"I'm trying to overdose the viewer on luridness."

By Noor Al-Sibai

After an ill-conceived round of federal layoffs, the government is scrambling to hire back hundreds of nuclear weapons experts.
Nuclear Fusion

Everyone makes mistakes.

By Joe Wilkins

Researchers have discovered an "unexpected" accumulation of the radioactive isotope beryllium-10, deep in the Pacific Ocean.
Future Society

"We had stumbled upon a previously undiscovered anomaly."

By Victor Tangermann

A large microchip company holding thousands of pet owner's information in its database has disappeared without a trace.
Future Society

Error: Pet not found.

By Joe Wilkins

A startup called Firecrawl went viral last week for posting a — very real — job listing intended for an "AI agent."
Artificial Intelligence

"Please apply only if you are an AI agent, or if you created an AI that can fill this job."

By Victor Tangermann

Astronomers have detected an exoplanet just twenty light years away that's residing in its star's habitable zone.
Future Society

This is extremely promising.

By Frank Landymore

Elon Musk's creepy dad seems to be linking his estranged son's shoddy parenting skills to one of his grandchildren coming out as transgender.
Elon Musk

Like father, like son.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Haliey Welch, better known as "Hawk Tuah" girl, lost a lot after ripping off her fans with a dubious meme coin.
Blockchain

A cautionary tale.

By Victor Tangermann

As Donald Trump has demanded the mass firing of hundreds of workers at an agency that manages our nuclear stockpile.
Nuclear Fusion

This is the last thing our country needs right now.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Plaintiff's lawyers in an ongoing lawsuit against Walmart could face sanctions for citing case law made by an AI model.
Artificial Intelligence

Legally speaking: they may have f*cked up.

By Frank Landymore

Pop-up ads are being forced onto the center consoles of Jeep vehicles, taking up the entire screen and repeatedly coming back.
Advanced Transport

Stop sign? Ad. Red light? Ad.

By Frank Landymore

A recent vandalism threat in California underscores the growing stigma facing those who've purchase Elon Musk's products.
Tesla

The situation is heating up.

By Joe Wilkins

Amid a spate of vandalism at Supercharger stations, Tesla appears to be employing countermeasures to head off the theft of its copper cables. 
Tesla

Anyone who tries to steal a Tesla Supercharger cable from this station may end up blue in the face.

By Noor Al-Sibai

A brain-computer interface startup called Paradromics is partnering with Saudi Arabia's megalomaniac Neom city-building project.
Developments

The optics aren't great.

By Victor Tangermann