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Tinder parent company Match Group announced its ChatGPT deal with OpenAI on Wednesday, but it's unclear how this will affect its dating apps.
OpenAI

Finally, a way to make online dating even less human.

Pharmaceutical manufacturers in India are looking to cash in on the weight loss injection craze by making their own version of Wegovy.
RX and Medicine

If they do, they'll have to compete with all those black market semaglutide sites.

A lawsuit filed against Tinder and Hinge's owner accuses the online dating giant of intentionally getting users addicted to the apps.
Future Society

"Match intentionally designs the Platforms with addictive, game-like design features..."

The Stanley lead drama continues apace, and now, disgruntled buyers are taking the company to court for allegedly misleading them.
Science & Energy

The Stanley girlies are mad.

Yes, software developer Jacob Wright wore his Vision Pro headset for a few wedding photos. No, he didn't wear it during the ceremony.
Virtual Reality

"My wife was like, 'We're not taking photos in the Vision Pro."

Known as the Radcliffe Wave, astronomers have discovered that this chain of stars, gas, and dust is propagating like a wave, too.
Off-World

"We think [Earth] could have passed through a festival of supernovae going off."

Google paused its AI image generator due to its penchant for creating inaccurate historical illustrations, such as racially diverse Nazis.
Google

This algorithm is busted.

A woman's smile on TikTok went viral because a few of her teeth did not glow in a night club, making for a mismatched smile.
Health & Medicine

"Leaving this club forever."

Nio, the Chinese electric vehicle company, has unveiled that its flagship electric car ET9 can literally shake snow and ice off in seconds.
Advanced Transport

Shake it off!

New York City police say they plan on deploying drones that can throw down flotation devices to struggling swimmers at city beaches.
Drones

We're not convinced.

Russia may be launching its nuclear anti-satellite craft into space soon — even as its own government denies that such a weapon exists. 
Off-World

There's a lot of hearsay going on, and not much in the way of diplomacy.

Albedo Space wants to launch satellites that can track the movements of and even image individual people. Obviously, privacy is an issue.
Future Society

"We should definitely be worried."

A private, Space-X launched Moon lander has entered lunar orbit, setting it up for a safe and historic landing.
Moon

Prepare for touchdown.

Formed just 800 million years after the Big Bang, the galaxy defies our understanding of dark matter's role in the early years of the cosmos.
James Webb Space Telescope

How it formed remains a mystery.

Good news for bad nuts: scientists have succeeded in growing itty bitty testicle organoids in a lab, which may help male infertility.
Studies

Male infertility is no joke.

Passengers on a cross-country flight captured footage of a plane wing breaking apart in mid-air and on the runway.
Future Society

"How panicked should I be?"

A new study came out in Nature Metabolism that suggests that eating excessive amount of protein is bad for your arteries.
Developments

Everything in moderation.

Today in AI ouroboros vertigo: an AI content farm swindled our reporting about misleading AI-generated fakes at Sports Illustrated.
Artificial Intelligence

Dizzy yet?

Screenshots show OpenAI's ChatGPT spouting gibberish and, in one case, even suggesting that it's in the room with users.
OpenAI

"Reading this at 2 am is scary."

The world's wealthy elites are pouring absurd sums into insane doomsday bunkers that are becoming more and more like fortresses.
Future Society

"World War III seems like it's coming."