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Tesla is once again being sued for discrimination over alleged racist displays and retaliation at its California factories.
Tesla

Tesla Factory Accused of Displaying Swastikas and Other Racist Material

Racist symbolism was even found on "vehicles rolling off the production lines."

Meta-formerly-Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, an avid jiu-jitsu devotee, took to Instagram to show off recent training trophies: two black eyes.
Future Society

Mark Zuckerberg Got Busted in the Face

Roses are red, ballerinas have grace...

The Sun is officially setting on the landing spot of India's Chandrayaan-3 mission yet again, diminishing hopes of it ever waking up again.
Off-World

Hope Fades as Indian Rover Fails to Wake Before Sun Sets Again

Wake up, dammit!

Robin Williams' daughter Zelda has had it up to here with artificial intelligence used to mimic her father's voice in films.
Artificial Intelligence

Robin Williams’ Daughter Disgusted by Efforts to Bring Her Dad Back With AI

"A horrendous Frankensteinian monster..."

It seems scammers who use AI to mimic writers are getting smarter after a journalist found a book that bore a strong resemblance to his own.
Artificial Intelligence

Scammers Are Using AI to Sell Ripped Off Versions of Other People’s Books

"They’re effectively allowing book spam..."

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Robots and Machines

The Best Powered Speakers for Turntables in 2024

Save space and money without sacrificing sound.

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has spotted hundreds of lonely "planets" that are floating through space without parent stars.
James Webb Space Telescope

James Webb Spots Numerous Pairs of Planets, Hanging Out With No Stars

"Physics says you can’t even make objects that small."

NASA's Perseverance Mars rover has spotted a super-tall dust devil on the Red Planet — and the agency has released the footage, y'all.
Mars

NASA’s Mars Rover Spots Super-Tall Dust Devil

This monster's more than a mile tall!

A South Korean judge has for the first time in that country's history sent down a sentence related to AI-generated child abuse images. 
Artificial Intelligence

South Korea Sentences Man for Creating Child Abuse Images Using AI

At least this guy will be behind bars.

X-formerly-Twitter's new-ish CEO didn't have the X app on her iPhone home screen when she showed it to a crowd last week.
Future Society

The CEO of X Doesn’t Have X on Her Home Screen

This seems like a pretty glaring oversight.

A NASA spacecraft has caught a glimpse of a green comet being buffeted by a coronal mass ejection, a powerful solar storm.
Off-World

Amazing Video Shows Solar Eruption Blasting Tail Off Comet

"Comet Nishimura is looking spectacular!"

X-formerly-Twitter's newly anointed CEO Linda Yaccarino is now being tasked with picking up the pieces, following Elon Musk's acquisition.
Future Society

Twitter CEO Trying to Figure Out What to Tell Banks That Funded Elon’s Disastrous Acquisition

"She has to get him out."

Chinese scientists are questioning whether India's lunar lander actually ever made it to the area broadly defined as Moon's south pole.
Moon

China Salty About India’s Successful Moon Landing

It apparently didn't land close enough to the south pole.

Even a cave that's been closed to the public for three decades can't escape the reach of microplastic particles.
Pollution

Scientists Find Microplastics in Cave Sealed Off From All Humans

Nowhere is safe.

Writers who are suing OpenAI for training ChatGPT on their work without permission aren't having any of the AI startup's nonsense.
OpenAI

Suing Writers Seethe at OpenAI’s Excuses in Court

"OpenAI is clearly signaling its intent to unilaterally rewrite US copyright law in its favor."

With its ability to spit out entire papers in seconds, ChatGPT might seem like a massive problem to the contract cheating industry.
OpenAI

ChatGPT Could Put People Who Write Essays for Cheating Students Out of Business

There's never a shortage of cheaters.

Two astronauts on board China's Tiangong space station have lit a candle with a match during a live broadcast.
Off-World

Chinese Astronaut Lights Match in Space

Whoa.

Scientists Intrigued by Bacteria That Devour Waste Plastic
Bacteria

Scientists Intrigued by Bacteria That Devour Waste Plastic

Could a ravenous bacteria help us tackle plastic pollution?

Researchers have discovered microplastics inside rain clouds, indicating that the particles are contaminating nearly every part of nature.
Environment

Scientists Find Microplastics Inside Clouds

Plastic pollution is literally raining down on us.

The supermassive black hole that made headlines for being the first one to be imaged now became the first observed to be spinning.
Black Holes

Remember That Black Hole They Took a Picture of? It’s Spinning

The "monster black hole" just made history — again.