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Ozzy Osbourne's body is barely cold, but already, he's been subjected to AI resurrection by fellow musician and contemporary Rod Stewart. 
Artificial Intelligence

Wake up Ozzy, I think I've got something to say to you.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Tens of thousands of ChatGPT conversations were mistakenly shared by users who used a feature that OpenAI has swiftly removed.
OpenAI

Such empowering tech.

By Frank Landymore

Job seekers are getting increasingly frustrated with encountering AI interviewers during their search for employment.
Artificial Intelligence

"I don’t want to work for a company if the HR person can’t even spend the time to talk to me."

By Victor Tangermann

Funeral companies and grieving families are turning to AI chatbots to cough up obituaries for the recently deceased.
OpenAI

"Wouldn't it still mean something, even if it was written by a machine?"

By Frank Landymore

The White House has instructed NASA employees to destroy two major, climate change-focused satellite missions.
NASA

"This is illegal."

By Victor Tangermann

The world's "oldest baby" has been born to a couple who are, technically, just a few years older than the newborn himself.
Developments

"We thought it was wild."

By Noor Al-Sibai

A new book that covers 5,000 years and the collapse of more than 400 societies argues that we're in for a rude awakening.
Future Society

"Self-termination is most likely."

By Victor Tangermann

Tesla has awarded its controversial CEO Elon Musk a whopping $29 billion worth of its shares in a desperate bid to keep him at the firm
Tesla

"The war for AI talent is intensifying."

By Victor Tangermann

Scientists were caught by surprise after discovering a massive flood of subglacial lakewater had burst through Greenland's ice sheet.
Climate Change

Scientists have never seen anything like this.

By Victor Tangermann

As Elon Musk confidently boasts about his outrageous robotaxi ambitions, his company is privately begging regulators to not clip their wings.
Tesla

Please, sir, don't punish our humble trillion dollar company!

By Frank Landymore

One of the actual, original cofounders of Tesla is apparently not a big fan of the Cybertruck's bold styling.
Tesla

That's a little mean to dumpsters.

By Frank Landymore

Tesla CEO Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, has been repeatedly stiffing small businesses, causing some of them to file bankruptcy.
Elon Musk

Shameful.

By Victor Tangermann

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is making some very grandiose statements amid his ludicrously expensive quest to build artificial superintelligence.
Meta

Extraordinary claims call for extraordinary evidence.

By Noor Al-Sibai

A theoretical system known as "WhoFi" can identify individual people through walls with a 95.5 percent accuracy rate.
Future Society

"Wi-Fi signals interact with internal structures, such as bones, organs, and body composition."

By Joe Wilkins

Musk's latest hot take goes beyond his typically edgy, middle-school contrarianism into full-throated chauvinism.
Elon Musk

This one's disgraceful, even for Musk.

By Joe Wilkins

Two pint-sized robots were seen boxing at an AI conference in Shanghai, and we've gotta say, they're pretty cool.
Robotics

Let them fight!

By Noor Al-Sibai

Skechers is selling shoes that come with a hidden AirTag compartment, allowing for easy, inconspicuous tracking.
Future Society

"Sync it to your drone for literal helicopter parenting."

By Frank Landymore

Google has used its Android smartphones to detect earthquakes for years — and now, the company is admitting to a massive misstep.
Environment

This early warning system can save lives — as long as it gets the algorithm right.

By Noor Al-Sibai

A troubling new IVF startup claims it can predict a child's IQ and risk of disease based on the parent's race and genetic testing.
Brain

"From a market perspective, having children is one of the few times that people think seriously about genetics."

By Joe Wilkins

Two women, who attended the "Revolution Against Aging and Death Festival" in Las Vegas, received peptide injections, had to be hospitalized.
Treatments

They were hospitalized and left in critical condition.

By Victor Tangermann