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ChaosGPT — the AI agent tasked with destroying humanity — was foiled again this week when its Twitter account was suspended. Another win for humans?
Artificial Intelligence

Twitter Suspends the AI Trying to Destroy Humanity

Another L for ChaosGPT.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

SpaceX managed to get its Starship spacecraft off the launch pad, but it later exploded. Did CEO Elon Musk rush ahead to have the attempt be on 4/20?
Starship

Did Elon’s Childish Obsession With 4/20 Lead to Today’s Starship Explosion?

Hmm...

By Victor Tangermann

SpaceX's gigantic Starship prototype spacecraft and Super Heavy booster officially cleared the launch pad, but started spinning, before exploding.
Starship

Starship Launches First Orbital Attempt, Explodes in Epic Fireball

That looked painful.

By Victor Tangermann

It's no secret that AIs like ChatGPT require insane amounts of energy — but as a new paper reveals, they also seem to use an absurd amount of water, too. 
OpenAI

ChatGPT Is Consuming a Staggering Amount of Water

Talk about insatiable.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Elon Musk Says He’s Building a “Maximum Truth-Seeking AI”
Elon Musk

Elon Musk Says He’s Building a “Maximum Truth-Seeking AI”

Will TruthGPT be able to kill the "woke mind virus?"

By Frank Landymore

NASA is locking four individuals inside a 1,700-square-foot Mars habitat analog for an entire year to see if they can get along.
Mars

NASA Selects Test Subjects to Contain in Simulated Mars Base

They'll be locked inside for an entire year.

By Frank Landymore

Google asked around 80,000 of its employees to test its still-unreleased Bard AI chatbot before it released it to the public last month, Bloomberg reports.
Google

Google Staff Warned Its AI Was a “Pathological Liar” Before They Released It Anyway

"AI ethics has taken a back seat."

By Victor Tangermann

According to a new report from The Wall Street Journal, Meta-formerly-Facebook will lay off another 10,000 of the company's still-standing employees.
Meta

Facebook Is Getting Slammed by Another Round of Brutal Cuts

The plight of the metamates continues.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Nearly 21 years after it was launched, NASA's RHESSI satellite is expected to reenter Earth's atmosphere. Chances it'll hit you are apparently "low."
NASA

This NASA Satellite Is Falling Back to Earth After 21 Years

There's even a small chance it could hit people on the way down.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

German tabloid Die Aktuelle is advertising "the first interview" with F1 legend Michael Schumacher, despite the fact that it was entirely AI generated.
Artificial Intelligence

Fury as Magazine Uses AI to Generate Fake Interview With Michael Schumacher

"What an incredibly cruel thing to do to his family, absolute scumbag behavior."

By Victor Tangermann

NASA has turned its giant 6.2 million-gallon Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL) into a replica of the surface of the Moon to train astronauts.
Moon

NASA Building Huge Underwater Moon Replica

They even put down sand and boulders.

By Victor Tangermann

In a bombastic interview with Tucker Carlson, Elon Musk made a bold claim about Google co-founder Larry Page that, unfortunately, is kind of believable.
Google

Elon Musk Claims Google Co-Founder Is Building a “Digital God”

"And, um, then he called me a speciesist."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Major record label Universal Music Group has forced a song that uses the AI-generated vocals of Drake and The Weeknd to be taken offline.
Artificial Intelligence

Furious Record Label Gets AI-Generated Drake Song Deleted

AI's most fearsome opponent yet? The lawyer-powered music industry.

By Victor Tangermann

In a quiet new rule change, Twitter has rolled back protections for trans users amid an international anti-trans movement on both sides of the pond.
Future Society

Twitter Says It’s Okay to Harass Trans People Now

The decline of Twitter continues.

By Noor Al-Sibai

German artist Boris Eldagsen, who recently won a prestigious photography competition with a stunning black and white portrait, is now refusing the award after admitting the image was generated using an AI image generator, The Guardian reports.
Artificial Intelligence

Guy Admits That His Prize-Winning “Photo” Was Actually Generated Using AI

"AI is not photography. Therefore I will not accept the award."

By Victor Tangermann

Google CEO Sundar Pichai warned audiences in a 60 Minutes interview on CBS that AI will drastically disrupt society as we know it.
Google

Google CEO Warns Earthlings to Brace for AI Impact

"It can be very harmful if deployed wrongly... So does that keep me up at night? Absolutely."

By Frank Landymore

EV maker Polestar just showed off its fourth passenger vehicle called the Polestar 4, a compact SUV that literally has no rear windshield.
Advanced Transport

New Car Has No Rear Window, Just a Camera

"It creates a cocoon."

By Victor Tangermann

A Japanese astronomer spotted green streaks of light passing over a cloudy sky, which, as it turns out, were shot out by NASA's ICESat-2 satellite.
NASA

NASA’s Mighty Sky Lasers Spotted by Japanese Astronomer

It's the first time anybody's caught them on camera from the ground.

By Victor Tangermann

Facebook is sending users money in a class action lawsuit settlement — and if you used the site at any point in the last 15 years, you can get some, too.
Future Society

Facebook Is Giving Away Free Money, Y’all

Here's how to get in on the action.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Hawaii's Big Island was treated to a light show of space lasers — but luckily, it wasn't aliens that put on the stunning spectacle.
Off-World

Satellite Shoots Wall of Green Lasers Down to Earth

This is lit.

By Noor Al-Sibai