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The automotive testing company Edmunds attempted to take a Cybertruck for a spin — only to instantly be met with a "critical steering issue."
Advanced Transport

Automotive Tester Says Its Cybertruck Instantly Ran Into Critical Issue, Leaving It Stranded in Parking Lot

Ah: the Cybertruck special.

By Frank Landymore

A South Carolina man accused of using his father's name to pose as a real lawyer allegedly used AI to write legal documents.
Artificial Intelligence

Man Accused of Pretending to Be Lawyer Using AI, Representing Real Clients

Uh oh.

By Frank Landymore

China's mysterious Shenlong spacecraft may be doing more than just testing out its spacefaring capabilities, experts warn. 
Off-World

Chinese Spacecraft Has Secret Military Use, Experts Say

"The spacecraft in question is definitely alarming."

By Noor Al-Sibai

An increasing number of Silicon Valley investors and Wall Street analysts are starting to ring the alarm bells over the money spent on AI.
Artificial Intelligence

Investors Are Suddenly Getting Very Concerned That AI Isn’t Making Any Serious Money

"We sense that Wall Street is growing increasingly skeptical."

By Victor Tangermann

A retired astronauts says NASA thinks it's too risky bring back the two stranded astronauts back to Earth using the Boeing Starliner.
Boeing

Retired Astronaut Admits Boeing’s Starliner Has Trapped Crew in Space

"Of course they don’t feel comfortable putting them in the vehicle."

By Sharon Adarlo

Former NASA physicist Thomas Campbell took it upon himself to conduct experiments that could prove if we're living inside of a simulation.
Future Society

Former NASA Scientist Doing Experiment to Prove We Live in a Simulation

Did we really take the red pill?

By Victor Tangermann

JD Vance suggested in resurfaced audio that the government should intervene to punish people who travel across state lines to get abortions.
Health & Medicine

In Resurfaced Audio, JD Vance Calls for Banning Travel Between States to Get Abortions

Everything about this is so unsettling.

By Noor Al-Sibai

A proposed Congressional bill would ban the commercial farming of octopuses while also prohibiting the import of farmed octopus meat.
Science & Energy

New Law Would Ban All Octopus Farming in America

"Octopuses are among the most intelligent creatures in the oceans."

By Sharon Adarlo

At some point, X-formerly-Twitter auto-opted its users into sharing their data with Grok, owner Elon Musk's unfunny "anti-woke" chatbot.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk Is Now Using Your Tweets to Train His Weird AI. Here’s How to Turn It Off.

Regulators are not happy.

By Noor Al-Sibai

A viral rumor about JD Vance having sex with a couch has seemingly captured more attention than the recent attempt on Donald Trump's life.
Future Society

“JD Vance Couch” Searches Outpace “Trump Shooting” Queries on Google

This is the biggest meme since "Ted Cruz was the Zodiac Killer."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Tesla CEO Elon Musk's on-and-off-again partner Claire "Grimes" Boucher has come out in support of his estranged, transgender daughter.
Elon Musk

Grimes Comes Out in Support of Elon Musk’s Daughter He Publicly Attacked

"I love and am forever endlessly proud of Vivian."

By Victor Tangermann

The rocket designed to carry the first humans to the Moon in over half a century has officially made its way to NASA's Kennedy Space Center.
Moon

NASA Rocket for First Crewed Moon Mission Since Apollo Arrives at Launch Site

NASA is "chomping at the bit" to launch it.

By Victor Tangermann

A humpback whale breached the waters off New Hampshire and body slammed a small fishing boat into capsizing.
Science & Energy

Humpback Whale Body Slams Boat With Passengers on Board

Does the whale have a grudge?

By Sharon Adarlo

OpenAI entered the AI search market this week with a prototype of a search tool called SearchGPT. There's an error in its demo.
OpenAI

OpenAI Reveals AI-Powered Search Engine, Which Instantly Makes Factual Mistake in Demo

Are we laughing or crying?

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

NASA's Perseverance Rover has found a rock on Mars that scientists believe may contain signs of ancient life on the Red Planet.
Mars

NASA Says Its Rover Has Discovered a “Potential Biosignature” on Mars

"Most likely to contain fossilized microbial Martians."

By Noor Al-Sibai

NASA is reportedly keeping its options open and has a contingency plan to return two stranded astronauts on board a SpaceX Crew Dragon.
NASA

NASA Reportedly Considering Rescuing Stranded Astronauts Using SpaceX Spacecraft

"Suits are available for Butch and Suni."

By Victor Tangermann

Even though it's already built, NASA is not sending its VIPER rover to the Moon. Instead, it will be replaced by a "mass simulator."
Moon

NASA Scrapping Finished $450 Million Moon Rover, Will Send Dead Weight “Simulator” to Moon in Its Place

Dead weight. Literally.

By Frank Landymore

What happens when you train an AI model with AI-generated content? Absolute chaos, according to a new study.
Artificial Intelligence

When AI Is Trained With AI-Generated Data, It Starts Spouting Gibberish

"Things will always, provably, go wrong."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Elon Musk's turn to dark beliefs seems wrapped up in his inability to accept his daughter coming out as transgender.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk’s Transgender Daughter Says He’s Treated Her With Unbelievable Cruelty

"It was cruel."

By Jon Christian

Despite executives' expectations, a new study has found that artificial intelligence is hindering, rather than helping, employees' workloads.
Artificial Intelligence

Study Finds That AI Is Adding to Employees’ Workload and Burning Them Out

But executives still think it's going to be a magic bullet.

By Noor Al-Sibai