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A viral video shows a man shooting a Cybertruck — and he appears quite distraught when the bullet appears to go clean through.
Advanced Transport

Learning the hard way.

Heliospect Genomics is charging parents tens of thousands of dollars to "screen" human embryos in IVF for IQ levels. Does it work? Unclear.
Gene Editing

"There are babies on the way."

Blumhouse Productions has chosen a group of filmmakers to experiment with Meta's AI video generation tool, Movie Gen.
Meta

Blumhouse goes AI.

Human models were paid for their likenesses to train AI. Now, to those humans' horror, their faces are being used to peddle propaganda.
Artificial Intelligence

"People will think I am involved in the coup."

An article generated by the AI-powered local news network Hoodline mistakenly accused the San Mateo District Attorney of murder.
Artificial Intelligence

Local journalism: not so easy that a robot can do it.

Tesla's entire hoard of over $760 million worth of bitcoin was emptied out earlier this week, transferred to unknown wallets.
Bitcoin

What's going on here?

In a new study, NASA researchers are suggesting something radical: that Mars may be hosting life within its ice. 
Mars

It's the perfect environment for microorganisms.

JD Vance advisor Aaron Kofsky, who has helped write deregulatory crypto policies, posted prolifically about doing and smuggling hard drugs.
Future Society

"Coke then opiates is always my go-to."

After Elon Musk announced that Twitter would be severely weakening its block function, Bluesky saw a flood of new users within the day.
Elon Musk

"At Bluesky, we take online safety seriously."

An organ donor, who was declared dead, suddenly started thrashing and crying. The doctors allege they were told to proceed anyway.
Developments

"He was moving around — kind of thrashing."

Tesla Caught Using a Lazy Video Editing Trick to Make Its “Autonomous” Robots Look More Capable
Robotics

What else is Tesla hiding?

Astronomers say they've developed a technique to detect smaller bandwidth radio signals that weren't intended to reach deep space.
Exobiology

"We might soon be able to detect signals from an alien civilization communicating with its spacecraft."

In a huge new study, researchers have found more evidence than ever that drugs like Ozempic can help with alcohol and opioid addiction. 
Health & Medicine

"These medications intended for diabetes and weight loss can help addiction without the associated stigma."

New observations uncovered more supermassive black holes than previously detected, which could hold clues to how they first formed.
Black Holes

Enormous "dark stars" may have once ruled the universe billions of years ago.

Chinese researchers say they've cracked military-grade encryption — with the help of a D-Wave quantum computer.
Military

It's "the first time that a real quantum computer has posed a real and substantial threat."

NASA seems to be saying "Sayonara" to Boeing's accursed Starliner spacecraft — at least for the foreseeable future.
Boeing

Could this be the end of Starliner?

Frontier AI models' mathematical reasoning skills and the benchmarks used to measure them may be deeply flawed, a new study reveals.
Artificial Intelligence

Cutting-edge AI models may be a whole lot stupider than we thought.

A Massachusetts teacher gave a kid a bad grade for using generative AI to complete an assignment. His parents are suing the school.
Artificial Intelligence

Helicopter parenting in the age of AI.

A specialist in the biology of sound has made an incredible observation about the "Jedi" smell-powers of mice and rats. 
Science & Energy

"It almost seems like magic."

Elon Musk is now accusing the California government of being biased against him when rejecting a SpaceX proposal.
Elon Musk

The gloves are coming off.