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In a bonkers interview, a friend of the late OceanGate CEO made outlandish statements that seemed to accuse him of gross negligence.
Advanced Transport

Friend of OceanGate CEO Says Sub Was a “Mousetrap for Billionaires”

"He definitely knew it was going to end like this."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Tesla has finally showed off the first Cybertruck to roll off the assembly line -- but it's fit and finish are looking rough.
Tesla

The Cybertruck Has a Small Issue With Looking Like Complete Garbage

What's going on at Tesla?

By Sharon Adarlo

A "19-year-old virtual girl from Helsinki, Finland," who has amassed tens of thousands of followers on Instagram, is looking for work
Artificial Intelligence

Fully AI-Generated Influencers Are Getting Thousands of Reactions Per Thirst Trap

"I'm an AI creation."

By Victor Tangermann

Earlier this week, reports emerged of a woman in France who was reportedly struck by a meteorite. Experts have their doubts.
Off-World

Expert Says Rock That Hit Woman Was NOT a Meteorite

"The pictures CLEARLY show this is NOT a meteorite!"

By Victor Tangermann

On a recent trip to Beijing, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen feasted on Chinese wild mushrooms that are known to be hallucinogenic.
Science & Energy

US Treasury Secretary Reportedly Ate Hallucinogenic Mushrooms

"I have a friend who mistakenly ate them and hallucinated for three days."

By Sharon Adarlo

An incredible fossil depicts a mammal locked in battle with a dinosaur — a scene so unique, they did extra legwork to make sure it was real.
Fossil Fuels

Amazing Fossil Froze Dinosaur in Death Match With Prehistoric Monster

This is almost too wild to be true.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Scientists are calling a new drug called donanemab a "turning point" in the fight against Alzheimer's. A trial showed promising results.
Neuroscience and Brain

New Drug Hailed as “Turning Point” in Fight Against Alzheimer’s Disease

Scientists are calling it "potentially life-changing."

By Victor Tangermann

While the marketplace for NFTs still hasn't bottomed out, the appetite for NFTs has seen major declines this year.
NFTs

NFT Bro Laments That Nobody Is Buying Expensive JPGs Anymore

Say it ain't so.

By Victor Tangermann

After a disastrous toe-dipping into AI, the owner of Gizmodo is doubling down and pledging to publish even more bot-written content. 
Artificial Intelligence

Gizmodo Owner Vows to Keep Publishing AI-Generated Articles After Error-Filled Debut

"It is absolutely a thing we want to do more of."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Researchers pinpointed six chemical cocktails that can reverse aging in cells and turn them into a more "youthful state."
RX and Medicine

Harvard/MIT Scientists Claim New “Chemical Cocktails” Can Reverse Aging

"Until recently, the best we could do was slow aging. New discoveries suggest we can now reverse it."

By Sharon Adarlo

Entertainment workers' anti-AI campaign can apparently count "Mission: Impossible" star Tom Cruise among its advocates.
Artificial Intelligence

Tom Cruise Secretly Warned Movie Studios About AI Use

He's got some history with AI, folks.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Tim Shaddock, a 51-year-old Australian sailor from Sydney, and his dog Bella survived for two months while being adrift in the Pacific Ocean.
Science & Energy

Australian and His Dog Survive Two Months Adrift in Derelict Vessel

Here's how they survived.

By Victor Tangermann

Evil hackers can now use a ChatGPT-like artificial intelligence program that can be prompted to create sophisticated malware.
Artificial Intelligence

Hackers Create ChatGPT Rival With No Ethical Limits

Watch out!

By Sharon Adarlo

Jake Watson, producer at the popular YouTube channel Corridor Crew, strapped a tiny action camera to his cat, which spotted a rat right away.
Robots and Machines

Guy Straps Tiny Camera to His Farm Cat, Discovers It’s Terrible at Hunting

Good job, Junior!

By Victor Tangermann

A dolphin recently attacked a man swimming off a beach in Japan, biting his hands and breaking his ribs in a shocking case of aggression.
Science & Energy

Dolphin Attacks Man, Biting Him and Breaking His Bones

So long, and thanks for all the fish?

By Sharon Adarlo

Tech leaders are increasingly turning to painkillers, and antidepressants due to high stress and long hours, a recent survey found.
Health & Medicine

Tech Leaders Are Popping Pills Like SoundCloud Rappers

It's not just overworked tech workers who are stressed out.

By Victor Tangermann

Though nominally a dating app, most of Tinders users seem to use it just like any other form of social media, a study found.
Future Society

Tinder Survey Finds That Most Users Are Already In a Relationship

We're shocked.

By Frank Landymore

A recent image shared by NASA astronaut legend Buzz Aldrin shows him tucking into a hearty breakfast while wearing three watches.
Future Society

93-Year-Old Buzz Aldrin Eats Lavish Breakfast While Wearing Three Wristwatches

Wait, what? Why?!

By Victor Tangermann

A golden-colored, cylindrical object was discovered by beachgoers in Australia on Sunday, as authorities still try to determine its origin.
Off-World

Australia Baffled as Mysterious Space Debris Washes Up on Beach

What could it be?

By Frank Landymore

The Apple patent, published by the Patent Office last week, includes concepts for rollable screens that could be used on iPhones and iPads.
Future Society

Apple Files Patent for iPhone That Rolls Up Like a Stack of Money

Roll with it.

By Frank Landymore