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Elon Musk is now suing the X advertisers he once told off to the entire world, after they fled because of his racist tweets.
Elon Musk

A new entry for the Galaxy Brain Hall-of-Fame, legal scholar Elon Musk is here to set a new kind of precedent.

Space tech company Honeybee Robotics has come up with a concept for a 330-foot pole that could act like a streetlight for a Moon base.
Moon

"It would make power, communications, lighting very accessible to all payloads that are sitting on the surface."

Neuralink has implanted its second brain chip into a human — even as the first person to ever get one admits that his has lost functionality. 
Prosthetics and Devices

"A cruel twist of fate."

According to Ars Technica, NASA is planning to push back its upcoming Crew-9 mission considerably because of Boeing's Starliner mess.
Boeing

What a trainwreck.

In a bizarre bid to score points with Tesla CEO Elon Musk, former president Donald Trump was gifted a Rolex and a custom-wrapped Cybertruck.
Future Society

"Elon you’re great. I don’t know if you’re seeing this, but you’re really good."

#Trumpisacoward trended on Truth Social in response to Donald Trump's decision to back out of an ABC-hosted debate against Kamala Harris.
Future Society

That's gotta hurt.

AI chip giant Nvidia has been quietly scraping astronomical amounts of YouTube video data to train its AI models, leaked docs reveal.
Artificial Intelligence

"A video data factory that can yield a human lifetime visual experience worth of training data per day."

Former president Donald Trump claimed that he had "no choice" but to support Tesla CEO Elon Musk because he "endorsed me very strongly."
Elon Musk

"I have to be because, you know, Elon endorsed me very strongly."

ChatGPT creator OpenAI has reportedly developed effective tools for marking and tracking AI-generated content. Why isn't it releasing them?
OpenAI

"It’s just a matter of pressing a button."

Belgium's Olympic team announced it had forfeited a competition after one of its athletes became sick after swimming in the Seine River.
Developments

"While swimming under the bridge, I felt and saw things that we shouldn’t think about too much."

Tech stocks crashed Monday morning, accelerated by a global selloff and rising concerns over slowing economic growth.
Artificial Intelligence

Is the AI bubble starting to burst?

A Tesla Cybertruck has crashed and caught fire, killing its occupant in Texas, likely the first reported death involving the truck.
Advanced Transport

Could this be the first Cybertruck death?

A death has been reported at Tesla's Gigafactory in Austin, Texas. OSHA has confirmed that it has opened an investigation.
Tesla

OSHA has opened an investigation.

NASA May Be Forced to Send Boeing’s Busted Spacecraft Back Empty
Boeing

It would be a major vote of no confidence.

The Food and Drug and Administration warned about the dangers of self-administering injections using compounded forms of Ozempic.
Developments

Be careful, people.

NASA Head Bill Nelson this week showed admiration for VP Kamala Harris, referring to the presidential candidate as a "space aficionado."
NASA

Harris has the Bill Nelson stamp of approval.

This ocean dead zone is larger than average this year, NOAA said, leaving thousands of square miles of water depleted of oxygen.
Science & Energy

The fish are suffocating.

A new study says people rated as unattractive in their high school photos tend to have shorter lifespans compared to more attractive people.
Studies

So the pretty inherit the Earth?

Bitcoin

"We all know that."

It doesn't take much work for creeps to detect your exact location on dating apps, a new study from some academic hackers shows. 
Future Society

It was way too easy for these researchers to figure this out.