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NASA has shown off an early rendering of an enormous Mars Chopper concept, a follow-up to the space agency's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter.
Mars

It's like NASA lashed six of its last Marscopter together into a flying monstrosity.

Multiple AI chatbots that imitate alleged CEO shooter Luigi Mangione are being hosted on the AI platform Character.AI.
Artificial Intelligence

Look who's back.

According to the New York Times, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is being investigated for flouting his "top secret" security clearance rules.
Elon Musk

He has become a major liability for the government.

Flat Earthers visited Antarctica for the first time and discovered, to their surprise, that our planet is actually round.
Science & Energy

Well, this is awkward.

The two NASA astronauts stranded in space after the failure of Boeing's Starliner will have to wait even longer to return to Earth.
Off-World

How long must these poor souls be made to wait?

Illegal online casinos are allowing children to gamble using their Roblox accounts — and now, families are suing over it. 
Future Society

This is the last thing kids should be doing.

Apple Intelligence, the iPhone-maker's feature-packed stab at AI integration into its devices, appears to be a total dud with buyers
Artificial Intelligence

Steve Jobs is rolling in the grave.

According to the Wall Street Journal, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk isn't allowed inside buildings where spy satellite work is being carried out.
Elon Musk

Wait until you hear his excuse.

After its pivot to AI earlier this year, the Washington Post's CEO is now turning off editorial candidates by asking about AI.
Artificial Intelligence

That pivot to AI isn't working out too well, huh?

President-elect Donald Trump has finally spoken out about the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
Future Society

"That's a sickness, actually."

According to Reuters, Trump's transition team is recommending to cut off any federal funding for both EVs and chargers.
Advanced Transport

Ouch.

The computers equipped on brand new Tesla cars that run the automaker's self-driving modes are short-circuiting almost immediately.
Self-Driving Vehicles

This is extremely embarassing.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk likely won't receive top security clearances. Lawyers advised him not to seek them due to his drug use.
Developments

Hundreds of SpaceX employees have a higher clearance than him.

Spot robot dog maker Boston Dynamics laid off five percent of its workforce while "burning through cash" at an unsustainable rate.
Boston Dynamics

"However, we are also burning through cash at a rate that exceeds our commercial progress to date..."

Pennsylvania State Senator Doug Mastriano posted a picture of a "crashed drone." It's a TIE fighter movie prop from Star Wars.
Future Society

"Many Bothans died to bring us this information, Senator."

After mysterious drones were spotted in the skies of New York and New Jersey, people began calling in tips to the government in droves.
Drones

Government officials are tired of these "tips."

Character.AI is hosting chatbots that simulate school shootings, extol real school shooters, and impersonate real school shooting victims.
Google

This is very grim.

Eric Schmidt, the one-time head of Google, is warning that humans have to "unplug" artificial intelligence before it's too late. 
Google

"The technologists should not be the only ones making these decisions."

Microsoft's AI powered "Recall" feature is still screenshotting sensitive personal information even though it's not supposed to.
Artificial Intelligence

Nope. Don't like that.

Skechers Refuses to Comment on Ad With Signs of Lazy AI
Artificial Intelligence

"You actually didn’t save any money because now I hate you, now I don’t ever want to buy a Skechers shoe again."