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Elon Musk has done it again: fired off a tweet so bad that it illustrated the whole reason people don't like him anymore.
Elon Musk

"Musk is the type of person that Fallout points to as responsible for the nuclear wasteland."

Trump Media, which owns Truth Social, only took in $770,000 in revenue in the last quarter despite its multi-billion dollar valuation.
Future Society

We love losing money out the wazoo, don't we folks?

It sounds like Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, did something interesting last year: he asked Scarlett Johansson for consent.
Artificial Intelligence

He just took the mask off.

The Thwaites or "doomsday" glacier is in even more danger than once believed, says a new study, because warm water reaching its underbelly.
Climate Change

"Doomsday" may be closer than we thought.

Microsoft has just unveiled a Windows feature to help users "recall" all their past activities by recording everything they do in real time. 
Artificial Intelligence

Why would anyone even want this?

A team of researchers has discovered two underground structures located below a cemetery on the west side of the Great Pyramid.
Science & Energy

The mysteries of the pyramids just got deeper.

A Boeing jet experienced such major turbulence in a recent flight that one passenger died and dozens more were injured.
Future Society

More bad news for Boeing.

Palantir's recent AI and defense expo sounds like it was an Orwellian nightmare fever dream to end all other military-industrial conferences.
Military

"We are the peace activists," says billionaire military contractor.

OpenAI allegedly asked Scarlett Johansson if it could use her voice for the latest ChatGPT update — and then pushed on without her consent.
OpenAI

"I was shocked, angered and in disbelief that Mr. Altman would pursue a voice that sounded so eerily similar to mine that my closest friends and news outlets could not tell the difference."

Google's AI search wants you to change your car's "blinker fluid." No, dear reader: blinker fluid does not exist.
Google

We'll miss you, internet.

Avram Piltch, editor-in-chief of Tom's Hardware, cooked up a new Chrome extension that can block Google's new feature AI Overviews.
Google

Are you sick of Google's AI Overviews?

Jeff Horwitz, reporter for The Wall Street Journal, has developed an immunity to poison oak after eating the leaves in smoothies.
Health & Medicine

You won't believe what happened next.

Geoffrey Hinton fears that we aren't doing enough to ensure the safe development of AI, with military applications posing the biggest threat.
Artificial Intelligence

There's also a "significant chance" that AI will take control, he says.

No ifs, ands, or nuts about it — microplastics are everywhere, including in every human testicle tested for a new study.
Studies

This bodes very poorly.

In Portugal, a comet shot through the sky and illuminated it turquoise — and one lucky girl captured the entire thing on camera.
Off-World

Talk about being in the right place at the right time.

A data training failure has resulted in OpenAI's new GPT-4o model spitting out spam and porn-littered Chinese-language responses.
OpenAI

"I just don't think they did the work in this case."

The accused, 41-year-old Corey Cohee, allegedly stole the Cybertruck but was quickly located by cops using the vehicle's tracking app.
Future Society

Magnificently dumb.

Amid recurring rounds of layoffs, Tesla workers are dreading their own terminations — and it's unclear when the cuts are going to end.
Tesla

"Is it too much to ask for a company to hold some accountability and put an end to the uncertainty?"

Despite issues manifesting in its first implantee, the FDA has given Neuralink the green light to implant a brain chip in a second patient.
Neuroscience and Brain

Move fast and break brains.

When the Blue Origin space capsule touched down on Earth after a flight to the edge of space, it landed in a thicket of bushes.
Blue Origin

It was an "Unexpected Foliage Contingency."