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Tesla's head of autopilot and AI software admitted in an interview that full self-driving is still a "couple of years" away.
Self-Driving Vehicles

"We are lagging by maybe a couple of years."

Astronomers have observed a quasar-powered galaxy lasering its opponent with a crippling beam of radiation.
Off-World

Have we detected a galactic death ray?

A video shows a Tesla Model 3 with its "Full Self-Driving" driver assistance feature turned on veering off a country road, and crashing.
Self-Driving Vehicles

"The wheel started turning rapidly."

A new survey conducted in the UK found that nearly half of young people wished they lived in a world without the internet.
Health & Medicine

"A wake-up call for all of us."

Hype for Sam Altman's AI device is building as some shady venture capital deals take place below the surface.
Future Society

It's getting a little sketchy.

A new Olympics-style sporting event invites athletes to get as doped up on as many drugs as they want to compete.
Developments

"We are creating a new category of human excellence."

Instead of delivering an enthusiastic response supporting the user on their questionable mission, ChatGPT took a surprisingly different tack.
OpenAI

"An idea so bad, even ChatGPT went 'hol up.'"

A wellness influencer named Janelle Rohner has come under fire after withholding the fact that she was using a GLP-1 weight loss drug.
Health & Medicine

"Slimy as hell."

Researchers at Anthropic discovered that their AI was ready and willing to take extreme action when threatened.
Artificial Intelligence

Why does AI keep going there?

The world's largest GPU manufacturer is facing allegations of review manipulation — and the claims being made are pretty egregious.
Future Society

"NVIDIA has offered certain unqualified media outlets access to drivers which actual qualified reviewers do not have access to."

Elon Musk took to his website to show how he was unfazed by the report that detailed how he was humiliated in the White House.
Elon Musk

The thinnest skin in the game.

A Norwegian man awoke to find a cargo ship crewed by Russians and Ukrainians had run aground just feet away from his home.
Future Society

Now it's stuck.

The Trump administration has slashed the US Space Force's workforce by almost 14 percent, which could have an "outsized impact."
Future Society

RIP.

China is launching a space-bound AI supercomputer — and the first of its satellites were just sent up into orbit.
Off-World

They're all the rage right now.

A striking graph, which went viral on Reddit last week, shows OpenAI's blockbuster AI chatbot ChatGPT overtaking Wikipedia.
OpenAI

We're so cooked.

Google's got a brand new AI video generator, and it's so sophisticated that we're starting to sweat around the collar a bit.
Google

"I don't want to be in your AI movie!"

Across the American West, a massive glowing streak was seen in the skies — and an experimental rocket fuel seems to have been its source.
Off-World

This incredible bolt lit up the sky out west.

A scammer left glaringly obvious evidence of using AI to write portions of a fantasy novel and even tried to copy the style of a real author.
Artificial Intelligence

"I just about fell out of my chair when I read this!"

The scandalous hack of TeleMessage, the Signal clone infamously used by Trump's former national security adviser, was worse than we thought.
Hacking

How does it keep getting worse?

Late on Saturday, a self-described "pro-mortalist" detonated a car bomb outside of an IVF clinic east of Los Angeles.
Science & Energy

"Understand your death is already a guarantee, and you can thank your parents for that one."