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When it comes to the profitability of mining Bitcoin, JPMorgan analysis suggests that it has never been more over.
Bitcoin

Things are looking dire.

By Noor Al-Sibai

A gigantic, metallic asteroid called 16 Psyche in our solar system is chock full of precious rare metals and rust.
James Webb Space Telescope

Psyche needs a serious polish.

By Sharon Adarlo

Space Station Astronaut Starts Mixing Cement for Future Moon Base
Moon

Could we use lunar concrete to construct a settlement on the Moon?

By Noor Al-Sibai

More robotaxis are coming to California after Chinese startup WeRide got the green light to test out its autonomous vehicles in the state.
Artificial Intelligence

More robotaxis, more problems.

By Sharon Adarlo

To address its manpower shortage, Ukraine is planning to let lose packs of robot dogs against the invading Russian military.
Robot Dogs

Ukraine is letting the dogs out.

By Sharon Adarlo

Google claims that its quietly rolled-out AI traffic signal project streamlines the process and reduces stoplight wait times.
Google

"Traffic has so many uncertainties."

By Noor Al-Sibai

There's no more evidence than ever that Mimas, Saturn's "Death Star" moon, may be home to a giant underground ocean.
Moon

"Thanks to a gravitational quirk, the outer solar system can be quite balmy."

By Noor Al-Sibai

A high school in London, UK is looking to start replacing educators with AI tools, a move that has garnered plenty of criticism.
Artificial Intelligence

"We are not seeing anything that could replace a quality educator."

By Victor Tangermann

The multi-layered coating is not only thinner than the silicon cells typically used in solar panels, but rivals their efficiency, too.
Solar Power

Its efficiency is already rivaling silicon-based solar panels.

By Frank Landymore

Researchers are claiming that their new AI algorithm can detect with near-perfect accuracy what ails you — all by looking at your tongue. 
Developments

"The color, shape, and thickness of the tongue can reveal a litany of health conditions."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Elon Musk Accidentally Reveals That He Completely Missed the Point of These Famous Movies
Elon Musk

"If there's a resistance, it's not the people making the rules and the money."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Study: By 2050, Men’s Cancer Deaths Will Soar to 93% Global Increase
Cancer

Certain men fared worse than others, too.

By Noor Al-Sibai

"Raw-dogging" a flight means no food, no entertainment, and no moving from your seat. You sit there, and tough it out — like a total chump.
Health & Medicine

"They're idiots."

By Frank Landymore

Northwestern Arkansas has a new local news site — and it's entirely AI-generated, complete with "AI reporters" and all.
Artificial Intelligence

"The articles should only be about events and fun and good times."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Companies and recruiters are getting flooded with AI-generated job applications and they are badly written.
Artificial Intelligence

"Without proper editing, the language will be clunky and generic, and hiring managers can detect this."

By Sharon Adarlo

A record 15 national heat records have been shattered since January, as this year looks on track to surpass the last as the hottest ever.
Climate Change

"This amount of extreme heat events is beyond anything ever seen or even thought possible before."

By Frank Landymore

Cisco posted $10.3 billion in profits last year but is still laying off 5,500 workers as part of an effort to invest more into AI.
Artificial Intelligence

This is just depressing.

By Sharon Adarlo

Mark Zuckerberg is under major fire from Congress after a recent report found that Meta has been profiting from ads for illegal drugs.
Future Society

Illegal drugs are shockingly easy to find on Facebook.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Chinese electronics company Realme recently demonstrated a 320 watt charger that fully charged a smartphone in four and a half minutes.
Robots and Machines

Crikey!

By Frank Landymore

Because time moves ever so slightly on the surface of the Moon, researchers have created a way to keep lunar clocks in sync with Earth ones.
Moon

Keeping time on the Moon is much harder than it sounds.

By Frank Landymore