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Japanese electronics corporation TDK says its new solid state batteries will replace the coin sized batteries found in wearable electronics.
Energy

But the numbers are worth unpacking.

By Frank Landymore

Donald Trump's social media company Truth Social has suffered a steep drop in the stock market, continuing a weeks-long slide.
Future Society

Trump himself has lost an eye-popping $267,367,500 million.

By Sharon Adarlo

For the first time since 2021, a new reflective monolith has appeared out of the blue — and it's just as unclear as ever what it could mean.
Future Society

New monolith just dropped.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Prices for used electric vehicles are dipping well below those of gas cars for the first time, according to a new study.
Advanced Transport

On average, used electric cars are now cheaper than used gas cars.

By Victor Tangermann

One stone in particular is distinctly lighter colored than all the stones surrounding it, a Mars discovery that is "in a league of its own."
Mars

"A type never observed before on Mars."

By Frank Landymore

Google Images is returning disturbing AI-generated images of celebrity women as children in suggestive or even explicit depictions.
Google

This is disturbing.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Medical practitioners are finding that new obesity drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound are causing other chronic diseases to go away.
Developments

"Within a few days, all my joint pain went away."

By Victor Tangermann

Energy prices in France turned negative following a surge in renewable output last week, causing a number of nuclear reactors to shut down.
Energy

Several nuclear reactors even shut down in response.

By Victor Tangermann

With new headlines constantly cropping up about Boeing, it's easy to be afraid to fly — but it's still the least dangerous way to travel. 
Future Society

Take a deep breath, everybody — cars are way more dangerous than planes.

By Noor Al-Sibai

We regret to inform you that another, significantly larger penis drawing has hit the terrain maps of Mars after a full two decades.
Mars

Again!?

By Noor Al-Sibai

Unfortunately for a dozen or so now-former Wells Fargo employees, the future of work is not mouse jiggling devices.
Future Society

Oops!

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Ice occasionally falls from the sky in New Jersey — but typically not in June, and typically not from planes.
Future Society

"Then you just hear a big DOOOOSH!"

By Noor Al-Sibai

During an MIT talk, AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton seemed to endorse the concept of superintelligent AI replacing humanity.
Artificial Intelligence

"And he doubled down on his position when asked to elaborate."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Tesla has canceled several Cybertruck deliveries, with users citing a safety issue affecting the pickup's gigantic windshield wiper.
Tesla

Cybertruck owners can't catch a break.

By Victor Tangermann

OpenAI just named former NSA director Paul Nakasone to its board. Infamous NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, for one, had some thoughts.
OpenAI

"They've gone full mask off: do not ever trust OpenAI or its products."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

AI startup Runway has released its latest AI video generator called Gen-3 Alpha — and judging by sample clips, it's impressive.
Artificial Intelligence

"Even if these are cherry-picked, they already look better than Sora."

By Victor Tangermann

Fast food chain McDonald's is giving up on its AI-powered drive-thru bots, following a string of hilarious, albeit infuriating failures.
Artificial Intelligence

Not lovin' it.

By Victor Tangermann

A former employee at Elon Musk's startup Neuralink is suing the company, alleging she was scratched by a monkey with Herpes.
Developments

She claims she was never given adequate protective equipment.

By Victor Tangermann

OceanGate cofounder Guillermo Söhnlein recently implied we should celebrate CEO Stockton Rush's legacy, following his death one year ago.
Future Society

"I think in a paradoxical kind of way, that drive to keep going is amplified."

By Victor Tangermann

An expedition team has found the underwater wreckage of a ship that famous explorer Ernest Shackleton had chartered for a trip to Antarctica.
Future Society

It took 17 hours to scan the ocean floor until they found the ship.

By Sharon Adarlo