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Joe Rogan recently sat down with Meta-formerly-Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to chat about some of the privacy implications of the company's hardware.
Future Society

That has GOT to hurt.

By Victor Tangermann

Tesla is calling new videos that show its vehicles mowing down child mannequins while on Autopilot defamatory — and has sent a cease-and-desist letter.
Tesla

"Mr. Free Speech Absolutist, just a crybaby hiding behind his lawyers."

By Victor Tangermann

More than 900 people are dead and 50,000 more are homeless in Pakistan following record-breaking amounts of rain. Flooding has also impacted crops.
Climate Change

"This is a climate-induced humanitarian disaster of very epic proportion."

By Lonnie Lee Hood

NASA's former second-in-command is once again warning that the public may be in for some major surprises with the SLS launch next week.
Moon

"There is not another test flight planned if this doesn't go perfectly."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has had enough of people pointing out the many bugs in the company's unfinished driver-assistance software.
Elon Musk

Wait, isn't that the whole point of a beta?

By Victor Tangermann

The American Heart Association released a new report that details early symptoms of heart failure and other cardiovascular diseases.
Developments

"Early and subtle symptoms also can be harbingers of worsening [heart failure]."

By Lonnie Lee Hood

The Pennsylvania vegetable wars between Dr. Oz and John Fetterman have reached a crescendo — but was what the Oz campaign said about Fetterman's stoke true?
Developments

Shaming life-threatening medical conditions? Very uncool.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

A team of university researchers says watching TV as a sedentary activity is more likely to cause dementia than other activities, like computer use.
Neuroscience and Brain

They're saying it's the worst leisure activity.

By Lonnie Lee Hood

An international team of astronomers have announced the discovery of a "ocean planet" exoplanet orbiting a star some 100 light-years from Earth.
Off-World

The next step? Aim the James Webb at it.

By Victor Tangermann

Hong Kong is putting street lights on the ground at crosswalks to warn pedestrians distracted by looking down at their phones of the danger.
Future Society

"Some of these pedestrians are distracted."

By Lonnie Lee Hood

North Carolina drivers who own a Ford Lightning F-150 may get paid to provide power to the local energy grid. It could prevent grid failures.
Climate Change

It's turning Fords into vigilante backup power sources.

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Keith Crawford and David Odusanya, two former Nike marketers, are trying to reinvent the cremation business, a direct-to-consumer (DTC) pivot.
Future Society

"We went from sneakers to death."

By Victor Tangermann

Less than two weeks after its signing by Capitol Records and a recent wave of social media backlash, the major label says its "severing ties" with FN Meka.
Artificial Intelligence

"An amalgamation of gross stereotypes."

By Frank Landymore

One of Elon Musk's ex-girlfriends is auctioning off photos and memorabilia from their time together at the University of Pennsylvania.
Elon Musk

Some of these are incredible!

By Noor Al-Sibai

Binance CCO Patrick Hillman claims cybercriminals have been using a deepfake to take meetings with — and money from — a number of eager crypto projects.
Cryptocurrency

Is anyone surprised?

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

A new viral video that has been viewed well over 12 million times shows a robot in Poland miserably failing at putting a weiner in hot dog bun.
Robot Dogs

"Can’t wait for AI to take over the world."

By Victor Tangermann

A Louisiana woman has been denied abortion access, despite the fact that the fetus, diagnosed with acrania, has no skull and will die shortly after birth.
Developments

"...I'm carrying it to bury it."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Remember when John McAfee died last summer? According to one of his exes, that didn't really happen, and he's still alive today.
Future Society

"I got a call from Texas: ‘It’s me, John. I paid off people to pretend that I am dead, but I am not dead.'"

By Noor Al-Sibai

A "skeleton" Starship will only pale in comparison to the eventual spacecraft that will carry a crew to the Moon during NASA's Artemis 3 mission.
Moon

"It’s going to be a skeleton because it just has to land. It does not have to take back off."

By Victor Tangermann

Researchers may have discovered a new and effective way of stimulating and improving memory in older humans — and all they need to do is wear a headset.
Neuroscience and Brain

"It's sort of connecting to the so-called language of the brain..."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré