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As Twitter bleeds users and revenue, Tesla investors fear that Elon Musk will sell his shares in the automaker to salvage the website.
Elon Musk

Again?

Researchers developed a implantable device that can detect the first signs of an opioid overdose and then rapidly inject naloxone.
Prosthetics and Devices

This tiny device could be a literal life saver.

Using an amazing new brain chip, a man who'd lost the ability to speak is now able to communicate his thoughts out loud using his own voice.
Prosthetics and Devices

This is next level.

A power geomagnetic storm that hit Earth on Monday created beautiful auroras that lit up the night sky during the Perseids meteor shower.
Solar Power

"Does it get any better?"

Those tranded Boeing Starliner astronauts are apparently being forced to deal with some pretty undignified living standards. 
Boeing

"Butch is going to have to rough it a little bit."

According to former Google CEO Eric Schmidt, AI companies should "steal" content first, and lawyer up to deal with the "mess" later.
Google

"If it took off, then you'd hire a whole bunch of lawyers to go clean the mess up, right?"

An altar stone that lies within the heart of Stonehenge in Southern England has turned out to be from the faraway hinterlands of Scotland.
Science & Energy

How the hell did it get there?

Billionaire ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt is walking back his questionable claim that remote work is to blame for Google's AI failures.
Google

He apparently "misspoke."

Disney's forced arbitration clause buried in its streaming service agreement is front-and-center in this wrongful death suit.
Future Society

"Frankly, any such suggestion borders on the absurd."

Cybertruck owners, beware of treating your Tesla truck like a truck. You might just bend the tailgate out of shape.
Advanced Transport

"Perhaps I should have known."

A Texas agency has spanked Elon Musk's SpaceX for dumping toxic pollution into the water around its sprawling Starbase launch site in Texas.
Environment

The dark side of space.

For the second time in just over two years, the WHO has declared an outbreak of mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, a global emergency. 
Developments

"This outbreak has been smoldering for quite a long time, and we continually have missed opportunities to shut it down."

NASA is still struggling to come to a decision on what to do with Boeing's Starliner, which is currently stuck at the ISS.
Boeing

"In this situation, we don’t have a sharp cutoff."

Using parts from a salvaged Toyota hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, Ukrainian fighters managed to build a tiny hydrogen bomb.
Future Society

A novel use of a hydrogen fuel cell car.

Footage shows a gaggle of Waymo robotaxis honking incessantly while trying to park in a tight parking lot in San Francisco.
Advanced Transport

"At first I actually found it really funny, these cars are honking at each other. I don't find it funny anymore."

A new version of Elon Musk's AI, Grok, comes with image generation capabilities with seemingly few guardrails.
Elon Musk

That didn't take long.

Later this year, four private space tourists are slated to become the first humans ever to fly over Earth's poles via SpaceX mission.
SpaceX

The views are going to be breathtaking.

A background check site may have been majorly breached, resulting in the potential exposure of literally everyone's Social Security numbers.
Hacking

2.7 billion data records were stolen.

Google got egg on its face Tuesday when the live demo of an AI mobile app would not work in front a large audience.
Google

"Let's see if the demo spirits are with us today."

The former VP of Twitter's European office is calling for Elon Musk to be arrested in the United Kingdom for inciting violence.
Elon Musk

"Threat of personal sanction is much more effective on executives than the risk of corporate fines."