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Robert Zubrin, president and founder of Mars Society, thinks NASA should skip its Moon missions and use Starship to go to Mars — now.
Starship

Mars Society President Calls for Starship Mission to Red Planet

Easy, right?

By Frank Landymore

One way to improve your Cybertruck? Add a pair of googly eyes, and watch the world finally embrace your choice in vehicle.
Advanced Transport

The Cybertruck Is Much Improved by Adding Googly Eyes

Perfect. No notes.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

John Schulman, AI safety researcher and OpenAI cofounder, has departed the ChatGPT creator and joined the ranks of OpenAI rival Anthropic.
OpenAI

OpenAI Cofounder Quits to Join Rival Started by Other Defectors

Another AI safety scientist has left OpenAI.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Google is allowing paid-for promoted links to AI apps that expressly help users make nonconsensual deepfake nudes, 404 Media reports.
Google

Google Caught Taking Money to Promote AI Apps That Create Nonconsensual Nudes

Gross.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

If NASA's stranded astronauts were to secure seats on an upcoming SpaceX mission, they'd have to wait another five months to return.
NASA

Stranded Astronauts Could Be Stuck on the Space Station for Another 5 Months, NASA Says

Boeing's Starliner crisis has backed NASA into a corner.

By Victor Tangermann

Uber-popular YouTuber Jimmy "MrBeast" Donaldson is facing allegations surrounding his forthcoming reality game show, "Beast Games."
Future Society

Allegations Keep Piling Up Against MrBeast

What the heck is going on here?

By Noor Al-Sibai

Andrew Odlyzko, an expert in financial bubbles, compares the AI industry's downturn to the telegraph and electricity booms of the past.
Artificial Intelligence

Expert on Financial Bubbles Weighs in on AI Industry

Spoiler: it's not good.

By Frank Landymore

NASA's plans to return two astronauts on board a SpaceX spacecraft instead of the leaking Starliner has enraged Boeing officials.
Boeing

Boeing Not Happy With NASA Plan to Return Stranded Astronauts on SpaceX Craft

Yet another crisis for Boeing.

By Victor Tangermann

NASA is officially pushing back the upcoming launch of SpaceX's Crew-9 mission to the International Space Station.
Boeing

NASA Pushes Back Next SpaceX Astronaut Launch as Boeing Crisis Deepens

"NASA and Boeing continue to evaluate the spacecraft’s readiness, and no decisions have been made regarding Starliner’s return."

By Victor Tangermann

Elon Musk's transgender daughter Vivian Jenna Wilson is once more pushing back against her father's claims.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk’s Trans Daughter Just Cooked Him Again

"You are not a family man, you are a serial adulterer who won't stop fucking lying about your own children."

By Frank Landymore

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is probing a Tesla Cybertruck fire that left the driver burned beyond recognition.
Advanced Transport

Feds Investigating Cybertruck That Caught Fire, Burning Driver Beyond Recognition

The fire even burned off the Cybertruck's VIN.

By Sharon Adarlo

The safety of the Seine River continues to be called into question after a practice session for marathon swimmers on Tuesday was canceled.
Developments

Olympics Cancels Practice Session in River Seine After Swimmers Fall Ill

"It's not so much about what's in there. It's the quantity of what's in there."

By Frank Landymore

Michal Kosinski, Stanford psychologist, claims that AI programs can detect people's IQ, sexual orientation, and politics by scanning faces.
Artificial Intelligence

Scientist Claims His AI Can Tell Disturbing Things About You Just by Looking at Your Face

"Given the widespread use of facial recognition, our findings have critical implications for the protection of privacy and civil liberties."

By Sharon Adarlo

European scientists are warning in a new study that key places important to keeping global climate stable are in danger of collapsing.
Climate Change

Major Earth Systems on Track for Collapse, Scientists Find

That's gonna leave a mark.

By Sharon Adarlo

The voice mode that comes with OpenAI's latest ChatGPT model seems to have some trouble counting and, er, breathing. 
OpenAI

ChatGPT Voice Mode Is Having Serious Trouble Counting to 100

"Even Superman can stumble sometimes."

By Noor Al-Sibai

If the trillion-dollar AI industry in the throes of a gold rush crashes in the face of slight unpredictability, how much is it really worth?
Artificial Intelligence

The AI Bubble Is Bursting, Experts Say

"When activity is only slightly disappointing, those large tech companies are being taken to the woodshed."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Starliner's current flight software isn't able to autonomously undock from the space station and reenter, Ars Technica reports.
Boeing

It Turns Out Boeing’s Derelict Starliner Is Unable to Fly Without a Crew on Board

So it's stuck... attached to the Space Station.

By Victor Tangermann

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

Elon Musk to Sue X Advertisers After Telling Them to “F*ck Themselves”

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

By Foster Kamer

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

DARPA Funding Plan to Build Huge Streetlight on the Moon

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

By Victor Tangermann

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

As Neuralink Implants Second Subject’s Brain, First Patient Says His Doesn’t Work as Well Anymore

"A cruel twist of fate."

By Noor Al-Sibai