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Mentions of Elon Musk during a recent all-hands meeting at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center reportedly resulted in boos.
NASA

Talk about a villain arc.

An important source of carbon credit revenue could quickly dry up for Tesla. And the pressure is on, experts warn.
Tesla

"Tesla is under pressure."

OpenAI and Google appear to be sucking up much-needed traffic to websites and massively screwing publishers over in the process.
OpenAI

AI is threatening journalism.

High school shop classes are back as students prepare for a future in which artificial intelligence has taken over white-collar jobs. 
Artificial Intelligence

"Kids can see these aren’t knuckle-dragging jobs."

Last week, California-based space company AstroForge launched the first-ever mining mission to an asteroid. The mission is in serious trouble.
Off-World

"I think we all know the hope is fading as we continue the mission."

Personal AI assistants are slated to take over this year — and if they do, the internet as we know it may not exist any longer.
Artificial Intelligence

"There's nowhere to hide."

Netflix Is Using AI to Upscale a 1980s Sitcom and the Results Are Borderline Horrific
Artificial Intelligence

Who asked for this?

Avowed vaccine hater Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. appears to be walking back his own skepticism amid a massive measles outbreak in Texas.
Health & Medicine

Life comes at you fast.

Tesla's sales numbers are still in freefall, recording the worst sales month in years in France, one of its biggest EV markets in Europe.
Tesla

The situation is getting worse.

Texas-based space company Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lander has successfully landed on the Moon, and has sent back photos.
Moon

What a view.

Scientists have discovered footprints and drag marks left behind by an ancient vehicle dated to over 22,000 years ago.
Science & Energy

"There's nothing this old."

New research suggests the average American doesn't typically use artificial intelligence at work — but those who do are usually educated.
Education

This seems pretty counterintuitive.

(DARPA is now seeking public input on its plans for massive "bio-mechanical space structures" that can be grown in orbit.
Off-World

"Large, self-assembled, mechanically stable biological growths in space."

A new paper is shaping discourse around an ancient victim of Mount Vesuvius whose brain had melted into glass.
Science & Energy

Don't worry, he probably didn't feel it.

Microsoft modified a lawsuit to name four people who allegedly jailbroke its AI tools to for abuses like deepfaked celebrity porn.
Artificial Intelligence

Microsoft says it wants to "deter others intent on weaponizing our AI technology."

Researchers found that a protein from tardigrades could help astronauts ward off the damage from space radiation.
Space

This is genius.

We may now be nearing the point where humanoid robots are candidates — if not replacements — for human jobs.
Robotics

It begins.

Due to a hazy bureaucratic screwup, a newborn girl was given a truly bizarre name: "Unakite Thirteen Hotel."
Developments

Her dad is stuck in a "circuitous, bureaucratic loop."

Perhaps more than anyone else, Elon Musk has a propensity for posting through it — and it seems that includes his apparent insomnia.
Elon Musk

Brain fog, mood swings, paranoia... sound familiar?

As belts tighten across the nation, one Bitcoin zealot has some truly wild advice for would-be crypto whales.
Cryptocurrency

"Think of bitcoin as Manhattan in cyberspace."