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Sustaining much more than eight billion is not only unsustainable, it could lead to an imminent "population correction."
Science & Energy

We may be in for a rude awakening.

A now-removed travel article published by Microsoft inexplicably recommended The Ottawa Food Bank as a "cannot miss!" tourist attraction.
Food

"This article has been removed and we are investigating how it made it through our review process."

A team of researchers has taken an important step toward a future where we can regenerate human teeth with the use of stem cells.
Gene Editing

It's a "critical first step."

Google DeepMind researchers have finally found a way to make life coaching even worse: infuse it with generative AI.
Google

How long until the AI starts a podcast?

Bored Apes investors are suing Sotheby's and a number of celebs including Paris Hilton for hyping up the tokens back in 2021.
Blockchain

The regret is real.

A cloud outage caused 3D printers from the company Bambu to go haywire and print by themselves, in some cases destroying their own parts.
Sleep

Cloud-based printing may not be a great idea, it seems.

An NYU professor is locked out of his Twitter social media account after criticizing Twitter CEO Elon Musk.
Elon Musk

"The entire platform is a personal indulgence for a lunatic billionaire."

The New York Times is said to be weighing a lawsuit against OpenAI over intellectual property infringement behind closed doors.
OpenAI

This could be huge.

Self-Driving Car Gets Stuck in Freshly Poured Concrete
Self-Driving Vehicles

"It thinks it’s a road and it ain't because it ain't got a brain and it can't tell that it’s freshly poured concrete."

As the Ozempic craze continues in kind, websites are now purporting to sell knockoffs of the injectable drug without a prescription.
Health & Medicine

"I see there’s a reason it shouldn’t be sold on the black market."

Tesla owners keep reporting a bit of a problem with their vehicles losing power... and locking them inside.
Tesla

Help! I'm trapped in a Tesla!

At least two advertisers have pulled out of advertising on X-formerly-Twitter, after their ads appeared next to ads that promoted fascism.
Future Society

Advertisers are still pulling out of Elon Musk's platform.

A team of scientists took a bunch of alcoholic macaque monkeys and then successfully weaned them off alcohol after a round of gene therapy.
Gene Editing

"We are entering an era of gene therapy for neurological disorders."

A bizarre Bank of Ireland glitch allowed customers to withdraw up to 1,000 Euros from their accounts — even if they didn't have the money.
Future Society

Free money glitch!

Russian state media recently shared the first images taken by its Luna-25 spacecraft, showing the Earth as a small dot in the distance.
Moon

From lunar orbit with love.

Google's AI-powered search doesn't understand geography. Or, apparently, the alphabet. And definitely not both at the same time.
Google

For something so smart, it's so incredibly dumb.

Lamborghini just teased its "first 100 percent electric" supercar by posting an image of a silhouette. More details to follow soon.
Advanced Transport

Intriguing.

As we get closer to the trial against disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, prosecutors are teasing new evidence from Caroline Ellison.
Blockchain

Ouch.

After a decade of research, scientists have managed to recreate a song from brain recordings with the help of AI.
Brain

This recording is something else.

X-formerly-Twitter owner Elon Musk is making it more difficult to access content via external links by literally slowing them down.
Elon Musk

Surprise, surprise.