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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has broken down yet again, bringing scientific activities grinding to a halt.
Off-World

Please keep the Hubble in your thoughts.

A viral two-minute short titled "air head," created in part by using OpenAI's video-generating Sora tool, required a good bit human editing.
Artificial Intelligence

Once again, tech demos are giving us trust issues.

Top Gear magazine editor-in-chief Jack Rix and head of car testing Ollie Marriage took the Cybertruck off a jump and it got amazing air.
Advanced Transport

The Cybertruck can off-road — if you know what you're doing.

A YouTube influencer is pissed off after his new Cybertruck has broken down twice in the last month since he bought the Tesla vehicle.
Advanced Transport

"Just give me a new truck, Elon Musk."

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has turned its full attention towards the distant ocean-covered world called K2-18b last week.
James Webb Space Telescope

The excitement is palpable.

As the speculative bubble surrounding AI begins to burst, the people behind them — and their financiers — are starting to feel the burn.
Artificial Intelligence

"You can already see the writing on the wall."

Bored Ape Yacht Club developer Yuga Labs is laying off an unspecified number of employees as the appetite for NFTs continues to evaporate.
NFTs

"To put it simply: Yuga lost its way."

Abu Dhabi's Autonomous Racing League was off to a rough start, with one self-driving race car crashing into the wall.
Self-Driving Vehicles

"As an experiment, it was intriguing, as a race it was an absolute farce."

A video shared by Indian startup Swaayatt Robots shows an adventurous self-driving SUV navigating the hectic streets of Bhopal, India.
Self-Driving Vehicles

"If you’re able to build here, this technology is universal."

In a study involving 47 participants, a whopping 89 percent reported personality changes following organ transplantation surgery.
Studies

Could personality changes really be passed on inside a donor heart?

Experts caution that there's limited evidence backing the benefits of these stem cell treatments, while pointing to plenty of risks.
Developments

There's huge risks involved.

People who work at SpaceX facilities are injured on the job way more often than industry averages, a new review has found.
SpaceX

"NASA should be concerned."

At least three women were diagnosed with HIV after receiving a bloody "vampire facial" at an unlicensed New Mexico wellness spa.
Developments

"It was a shock to them definitely."

A Chinese company announced that they have successfully developed a brain chip and implanted it into a monkey.
Neuroscience and Brain

The monkey picked up a strawberry with its thoughts.

A Japanese spacecraft claims to have rendezvoused with a three-ton piece of rocket debris in a high-stakes flight, the BBC reports.
Off-World

Imagine chasing down a three-ton piece of spinning space junk.

Renders show off both Blue Origin's proposed cargo lunar lander as well as SpaceX's Starship slowly lowering a Moon rover to the surface.
Starship

Is that a Moon rover hanging outside of the rocket?

An archaeologists has been able to find forgotten structures hidden in Ireland that were probably used as pathways for the dead.
Future Society

Memento mori.

A scientist is warning against regulatory attempts to ban geoengineering, which seeks to alter the weather as climate change makes it worse.
Climate Change

"Such rules would halt or hinder scientific exploration of technologies that could save lives and ease suffering."

At least one big Silicon Valley VC firm is considering a $6 billion cash infusion for Elon Musk's xAI startup and its chatbot, Grok.
xAI

Why do they think this is a good idea?

After being sent a guilt-inducing cease-and-desist, Drake has taken down his AI diss track that deepfaked the voices of Tupac and Snoop Dogg.
Artificial Intelligence

A masterclass in legal threats.