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Researchers have developed an "e-tattoo" that can accurate predict when your brain is getting overloaded from work.
Neuroscience and Brain

Probably the only form of face tat that your employers will ever approve of.

A Russian bodybuilder has become the latest in a long and unfortunate line of pro weightlifters to meet untimely demises.
Developments

"[His] resources ran out."

In the wake of new drug allegations, Elon Musk showed his last day at the White House sporting a black eye and making strange excuses.
Elon Musk

"I said, 'Go ahead, punch me in the face.'"

Tesla is seriously struggling to find enough room for all of its unsold Cybertrucks. A suburban Detroit parking lot is filling up.
Tesla

Tesla's in hot water.

Lovable, a "vibe coding" app that allows anybody to build websites with AI, has a huge cybersecurity problem.
Coding

"This is the single biggest challenge with vibe coding."

SpaceX now has its own company town — and the Elon Musk-owned company is already trying to mess with its residents' rights
Off-World

This sucks on so many levels.

New research suggests that our entire solar system is vulnerable to being thrown into chaos by a distant star.
Off-World

"It's a little scary how vulnerable we may be to planetary chaos."

Some residents in Santa Monica, California discovered a byproduct of Waymo's self-driving cars: their insanely irritating back-up noise.
Self-Driving Vehicles

"It's one of the most annoying noises I could think of."

Astronomers have captured the Sun's corona in astonishing detail, revealing mesmerizing features like coronal rain — all in pink.
Off-World

"An instrument that shows us the Sun like never before."

It looks like the "learn to code" push is backfiring spectacularly for those who majored in computer science in college.
Future Society

"Every kid with a laptop thinks they're the next Zuckerberg."

Starlink satellites are being assaulted by ferocious solar storms, caused by the Sun pelting our atmosphere with energized particles.
SpaceX

They're dropping like flies.

College graduates were left speechless after officials at New York City's Pace University deployed an AI model to read out their names.
Artificial Intelligence

"All the AI voice does is reduce the recognition of our accomplishments as a menial task to push through with brute computations."

Everything, as they say, is bigger in Texas — including the space-adjacent sexual harassment scandals, and the egos behind them.
Off-World

This is bad, even for Texas politics.

Drug testing is supposed to be random — but according to insider sources, that's not the case for Elon Musk's federal contractor drug tests.
Elon Musk

So THAT'S how he keeps passing those tests.

The White House wrote off the errors as "minor citation" mishaps, but it's so much more worse than that. AI's fingerprints are all over it.
Artificial Intelligence

"It should be junked at this point."

Talk about cutting-edge tech. Google's more-than-frequently-wrong AI Overviews search feature still thinks it's 2024.
Future Society

"Wait did Google announce a time machine?"

After selling over 40,000 hazardous and recalled items, Amazon was found selling lead-lined kitchen faucets.
Future Society

Well, that's not good.

Harrowing footage from David Attenborough's new documentary OCEAN shows an up close look of the devastating effects of bottom trawling.
Environment

"That's something that nobody else had seen." 

Elon Musk has reportedly been taking so much ketamine that it has begun affecting his bladder, a known side effect of chronic use.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk's urinary prowess was once the stuff of legend.

As Elon Musk took to throwing government agencies into chaos, his well-documented drug use ramped up significantly.
Elon Musk

This could explain a lot.