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Man Arrested for Creating Fake Bands With AI, Then Making $10 Million by Listening to Their Songs With Bots
Artificial Intelligence

Man Arrested for Creating Fake Bands With AI, Then Making $10 Million by Listening to Their Songs With Bots

The feds seem to have him dead to rights.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Crew members on board the US Navy's combat ship USS Manchester got caught secretly bolting a Starlink terminal to the ship's weather deck.
Future Society

Military Leaders in Huge Trouble After Bolting a Starlink Terminal to a Warship for Unrestricted WiFi

They named their network "STINKY."

By Victor Tangermann

A group of Tesla enthusiasts took their Cybertrucks well past the Arctic Circle and to the shores of the Arctic Ocean without a generator.
Advanced Transport

Cybertruck Arctic Expedition Succeeds Without Packing a Single Generator

"Two Cybertrucks at the end of the road."

By Victor Tangermann

The hatch of Boeing's plagued Starliner is officially closed. The spacecraft is set to make its return just after 6 pm EDT today.
Off-World

Hatch Shut to Send Troubled Starliner Home With No Astronauts on Board

"We want her to have a nice, soft landing in the desert."

By Victor Tangermann

A record number of advertisers plan to cut their spending on Elon Musk's Twitter next year, according to new research from Kantar.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk in Deep Trouble as Even More Advertisers Are Planning to Leave Twitter’s Toxic Cesspool

"X has changed so much in recent years and can be unpredictable from one day to the next."

By Frank Landymore

Amid the ongoing Starliner breakdown fiasco, NASA has admitted that there's been a bit of "tension" with Boeing.
Boeing

NASA Admits “Tension in the Room” as It Told Boeing Starliner Couldn’t Return Astronauts to Earth

Is this the understatement of the year?

By Noor Al-Sibai

Billionaire X owner Elon Musk has repeatedly engaged with media flowing from a multimillion-dollar Russian propaganda scheme.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk Repeatedly Promoted “Conservative” Outlet That Was Secretly Being Funded by Moscow, According to DOJ Indictment

Are we surprised?

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

The ongoing Starliner situation isn't the only crisis at aerospace giant Boeing. The company is facing a massive 32,000-worker strike.
Future Society

Boeing’s Starliner Troubles Are Just the Beginning as Huge Strike Looms

"We love the Boeing Company. It’s the people on the board who don’t. They sacrificed its integrity."

By Victor Tangermann

Elon Musk seems to have had second thoughts about platforming Holocaust denial on his own X-formerly-Twitter account.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk Deletes Nazi Apologist Tweet After Near-Universal Backlash

It would have been easier to simply not post Holocaust denialism in the first place.

By Noor Al-Sibai

AI chipmaker Nvidia wiped out a massive $279 off its value on Tuesday, a massive drop of 9.5 percent in share price.
Artificial Intelligence

Nvidia Should Be Printing Money Right Now by Selling AI Hardware. Instead, Its Stock Is Falling

Its CEO's net worth dropped about $10 billion in a single day.

By Victor Tangermann

Dondald Trump's campaign strongly appears to have quietly used an AI-generated image in a social media-shared political advertisement.
Artificial Intelligence

If You Zoom Into This “Photo” Trump Posted, You’ll Find Something Very Strange

Wait, is that...

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

NASA’s Experimental Solar Sail Is Tumbling in Orbit
NASA

NASA’s Experimental Solar Sail Is Tumbling in Orbit

The agency claims it's all part of the plan.

By Victor Tangermann

The Cybertruck subreddit, a Reddit forum dedicated owners and enthusiasts of the Tesla pick-up, has officially closed its doors too outsiders.
Advanced Transport

Cybertruck Subreddit Goes Private After Relentless Mockery

The Cybertruck hath been cyber-bullied.

By Frank Landymore

The AI supercomputer, which Elon Musk calls "Colossus," is powered by a staggering 100,000 Nvidia AI chips.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk Claims He Just Activated the World’s Most Powerful AI Supercomputer

"Colossus is the most powerful AI training system in the world."

By Frank Landymore

A Space Force guardian is going on a mission none has ever attempted before — actually flying to space as a Space Force official.
Boeing

A Space Force Guardian Is Bringing Stranded Boeing Astronauts Home

They're coming home.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Animal rights groups are confident that "Russian spy" beluga whale Hvaldimir was shot. Officials are still investigating.
Science & Energy

Suspected Russian Spy Whale Was Reportedly Shot Multiple Times

"He had multiple bullet wounds around his body."

By Victor Tangermann

NASA is looking to get Boeing's plagued Starliner away from the space station as fast as possible to ensure that it doesn't lose control.
Boeing

NASA Will Attempt to Launch Boeing’s Troubled Starliner Away From Space Station as Fast as Possible, Just in Case

"The reason we chose doing this breakout burn is simply it gets the vehicle away from Station faster..."

By Victor Tangermann

The viral "glitch" that allowed people to withdraw "unlimited" money from Chase ATMs is simply a form of fraud, the bank said.
Future Society

People Who Used “Glitch” to Get Free Money From Chase ATMs Are Now in Huge Trouble

Oops: you just committed bank fraud.

By Frank Landymore

NASA Engineers Were Disturbed by What Happened When They Tested Starliner’s Thrusters
Future Society

NASA Engineers Were Disturbed by What Happened When They Tested Starliner’s Thrusters

"It was just too much risk."

By Victor Tangermann

An elderly woman in Romania was using a seven-pound rock as a doorstop for decades — which turned out to be a $1 million amber nugget.
Science & Energy

Elderly Woman Never Realized Her Doorstop Was Worth More Than a Million Dollars

"Its discovery represents a great significance both at a scientific level and at a museum level."

By Victor Tangermann