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OpenAI's New Chatbot Fantasizes About Obsolete Creatives Starving
OpenAI

As freaky as it is fascinating.

Most scientists believe in an immutable set of "laws of physics" — but one outlier among their ranks thinks those "laws" might not exist at all.
Physics

"Like peeling an infinite onion, the more we peel, the more there is to peel."

A longtime janitor at Twitter's San Francisco HQ claims he was told by a member of the Elon Musk team that soon, robots would be taking over their jobs. 
Elon Musk

"Now we are afraid."

Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa has announced the crew of his upcoming flight around the Moon on board a SpaceX Starship, which includes DJ Steve Aoki.
Moon

Get ready for the party rocket!

The war between Floridians and invasive iguanas continues. Unfortunately for some Floridians, one iguana laid its life on the power line this week.
Science & Energy

"The pictures are horrible every time this happens."

Satellite images obtained by MIT Technology Review show Saudi Arabia's astonishing progress in building its 100-miles-long megacity called the "Line."
Science & Energy

"The question is, have they bitten off more than they can chew?"

Despite its deftness at mimicking a human writer, ChatGPT is far from perfect. For one, it can be shockingly racist, as The Intercept reports.
OpenAI

Yikes.

Harm reduction works, as evidenced by a new study in Ohio that found easy access to narcan to prevent nearly 1,000 overdoses in less than two years. 
RX and Medicine

There's no denying it: this kind of intervention saves lives.

William Shatner is opening up more about his life-changing trip to space and why it freaked him out so badly that it turned him into an environmentalist.
Off-World

All he saw was an "immensity of death."

SBF's Taylor Swift fandom led him to pursue a deal between the "Midnights" star and FTX — but she told the exchange that wasn't going to happen, like ever.
Blockchain

Everything has changed for SBF — but "Tay Tay" is still the same business genius as always.

After obliterating Twitter's workforce, the company's new CEO Elon Musk is desperately trying to piece together a workforce to keep the lights on.
Elon Musk

Existing staff are calling Musk's hires his "goons."

A scientific voyage aboard a CSIRO research vessel has yielded an untold treasure trove of shark teeth, and a species of living shark yet to be named.
Science & Energy

Not a bad haul!

Meta-formerly-known-as-Facebook has reportedly banned its own employees from talking about divisive topics — including gun rights and abortion — at work.
Future Society

"This comes with the trade-off that we'll no longer allow for every type of expression at work."

NASA announced that teams have lost contact with its CubeSat to Study Solar Particles (CuSP), which was deployed by Artemis I last month.
NASA

Another one bites the dust.

Scientists believe an immense explosion of epic proportions may have been the result of a black hole and a star colliding.
Black Holes

Kaboom!

With Artemis on its way back on to Earth, the question remains — why is it not going back out for at least two more years?
Off-World

Oh, the bureaucracy!

2022 has not been the greatest year for Tesla. It might be one of its worse. But has been an amazing one for those shorting it stock.
Tesla

They smell blood in the water.

Caroline Ellison, one of the key figures in the FTX fallout, seems to have joked about committing "wire fraud" on her Tumblr.
Blockchain

Don't post, kids.

After canning its autonomous vehicle division in 2020, Uber is back with a robotaxi service open to customers for free — but who needs 'em?
Advanced Transport

If there's a "safety driver" behind the wheel, it's just a marketing shtick.

In the wake of Twitter's chaotic exchange of power, Facebook-turned-Meta is reportedly hoping to fill the Twitter void — by going back to its roots.
Future Society

"LET'S GO FOR THEIR BREAD AND BUTTER."