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SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell reiterated that the company's inaugural orbital launch attempt of its Starship spacecraft could end in an explosion.
Starship

"We know how to get to orbit."

By Victor Tangermann

Goldman Sachs' board members are, apparently, mighty fed up with CEO David Solomon's increasingly problematic disc-jockeying hobby.
Future Society

There's even been rumors of an ouster.

By Noor Al-Sibai

It seems like the birds may be coming home to roost with SpaceX's Starship after a bunch were seen flying (and dying) near its test site.
Starship

This one's for the birds.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Microsoft appears to be aware of a hack to bring out a less controlled personality of OpenAI's ChatGPT, and it's discussing it.
OpenAI

ChatGPT is powerful — and difficult to control.

By Victor Tangermann

We have a humble suggestion: NASA should make interplanetary history once more by having its Ingenuity Mars helicopter do some sick tricks.
Mars

A modest proposal.

By Victor Tangermann

French DJ and producer David Guetta recently treated festival-goers to a new track, featuring rapper Eminem. Just one thing: the feature was AI-generated.
Artificial Intelligence

"Eminem bro, there's something that I made as a joke and it works so good — I could not believe it!"

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

SpaceX isn't willing to have its satellite internet service used for drone strikes by the Ukrainian military and is cutting their ability to do so.
SpaceX

"We know the military is using them for comms, and that's ok. But our intent was never to have them use it for offensive purposes."

By Victor Tangermann

Bloomberg has decided to chastise the lab-grown meat industry's failure to address cancer concerns — because of the fact that there... aren't... any.
Cancer

...........why?

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

In a truly bizarre case, doctors have documented for the first time ever a man developing a random Irish accent after getting prostate cancer.
Cancer

Leprechauns and pots o'gold, it was not.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Twitter CEO Elon Musk is complaining about how few people are interacting with his tweets, Platformer reports. "This is ridiculous."
Elon Musk

"I have more than 100 million followers, and I’m only getting tens of thousands of impressions."

By Victor Tangermann

The company just fired 31 of its gigantic Super Heavy booster's 33 rockets at once, producing a gargantuan amount of thrust.
Starship

Holy cow!

By Victor Tangermann

The AI girlfriend guys are at it again — and this time, they're hoping their literal internet girlfriends can save them from the robot apocalypse.
Artificial Intelligence

Keep on dreaming, pal.

By Noor Al-Sibai

A team of astrophysicists is suggesting we could protect the Earth from global warming by shooting lunar dust into space to shade the Earth from sunlight.
Climate Change

It makes more sense than you might think.

By Victor Tangermann

If you were on Elon Musk-owned Twitter at all yesterday evening, you may have noticed: it was broken. Unsurprisingly, things apparently weren't chill at HQ.
Elon Musk

"Please pause for now on new feature development..."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

A series of "unspeakable" words cause ChatGPT to respond in uncharacteristicly bizarre ways as well as returning a completely different word than entered.
OpenAI

"I find that we're rushing ahead and we don't have the wisdom to deal with this technology."

By Frank Landymore

NASA's Curiosity Mars rover has made yet another astonishing discovery: "the mission's clearest evidence yet" of "ancient water ripples."
Mars

"This is the best evidence of water and waves that we’ve seen in the entire mission."

By Victor Tangermann

Runway, the startup that co-created Stable Diffusion, has released an AI that transforms a source video into any style using only text prompt or image.
Artificial Intelligence

"We're really close to having full feature films being generated."

By Frank Landymore

A Tesla owner was shocked to find that the steering wheel of his one-week-old Tesla Model Y came off in his hands while driving on the highway.
Tesla

"They should investigate this and make sure what they did wrong doesn’t happen again."

By Victor Tangermann

Using stem cells to grow minitiarized intestinal tissue called organoids, the researchers recreated a human immune response inside mice.
Developments

It's as remarkable as it sounds.

By Frank Landymore

A University of Delaware student "accidentally" created a small amount of a "shock-sensitive explosive chemical" in one of the university's labs.
Chemistry

"We don't really have any homework to be doing so far, so here we are waiting for the explosion."

By Victor Tangermann