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An internal investigation at the unicorn social media startup IRL has revealed that "95 percent" of the app's users were "automated or bots."
Future Society

Ouch!

On Monday, SpaceX conducted a static fire test of its Starship spaceship, firing all six of its Raptor engines.
Advanced Transport

It's getting warmed up.

LinkedIn's new AI will help you automate the already robotic process of posting on the networking website.
Artificial Intelligence

The unholy trinity: Content Industrial Complex meets generative AI meets LinkedIn brain rot.

Elon Musk grappled with a podcaster on a mat, stoking the hype for a possible caged fight brawl with fellow billionaire Mark Zuckerberg.
Elon Musk

"I'm extremely impressed with his strength, power, and skill."

NASA's Perseverance Mars rover has crushed its previous record for turning the planet's thin atmosphere into a source of oxygen.
Mars

"We rolled the dice a little bit. It was 'hold your breath and see what happens.'"

NASA just locked four non-astronaut volunteers in a simulated Mars habitat, marking the beginning of the much-anticipated CHAPEA missions.
Mars

"Our best wishes go with you."

Scientist Says Universe Expansion May Be an Illusion
Off-World

Was Albert Einstein wrong about the cosmological constant?

Harvard's resident UFO hunter thinks he may have tiny found fragments of an interstellar meteor at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.
Off-World

Did he just strike gold?

Preying upon male insecurity, one urologist's seemingly-miraculous penis enlargement implant may be too good to be true.
Prosthetics and Devices

Oh no, oh no...

OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush reportedly used expired carbon fiber that was "past its shelf life" to build the doomed Titan submersible.
Advanced Transport

The revelations keep rolling in.

Google's forthcoming new AI combines LLM technology with the strengths of the groundbreaking AlphaGo, says Google DeepMind CEO.
Google

"We've got to boldly and bravely go after those things."

Astronomers have observed a whole new mechanism by which stars can die — by smashing into each other in the most explosive fashion.
Off-World

It's a "demolition derby" on an astronomical scale.

A new NASA animation visualizes the ebb and flow of atmospheric carbon dioxide emissions around the globe. It's not pretty.
NASA

It's a hard watch.

A space tug that launched on a SpaceX rideshare mission on June 12 started spinning uncontrollably after being deployed.
SpaceX

That wasn't supposed to hapen.

Scientists Test Drug Designed by AI on Human Patients
Developments

"Every major pharma company has invested in partnerships with at least one, if not multiple, AI companies."

Shocking: people are reportedly using Meta's open-source large language model LLaMA, to create graphic, guardrail-less AI sexbots.
Meta

"I think it's good to have a safe outlet to explore."

A senior invested his entire life savings into crypto — only to discover that the site he used was completely fake. 
Cryptocurrency

Absolutely despicable.

NASA has announced that astronauts on board the ISS are drinking water that is a whopping 98 percent recovered urine and sweat.
NASA

It may sound gross, but it's a "pretty awesome achievement."

If you've ever wondered about what our ancestors had for dinner, you might want to reconsider in light of these new findings.
Health & Medicine

"This is definitely not what I thought I would find."

MrBeast claims that a friend invited him to join the doomed trip down to tour the Titanic wreckage, but the way he explained it is confusing.
Advanced Transport

We're skeptical.