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Tech industry hotshots are speaking out after a prominent OpenAI investor appeared to have a ChatGPT-induced mental health breakdown.
Artificial Intelligence

Tech Industry Figures Suddenly Very Concerned That AI Use Is Leading to Psychotic Episodes

By Joe Wilkins

Japanese showerhead company Science Co. will debut the "human washing machine of the future" at the Osaka Kansai Expo in April.
Robots and Machines

Scientists Invent Giant Dishwashing Machine for Entire Human Bodies

By Ashley Bardhan

That spinning loading icon that happens when your computer is trying to, well, compute, is actually called the "throbber."
Future Society

We Regret to Inform You That The Spinning “Loading” Icon Is Actually Called a “Throbber”

By Noor Al-Sibai

The notoriously pessimistic AI researcher Eliezer Yudkowsky is back with a new prediction about the future of humankind.
Artificial Intelligence

AI May Destroy Humankind in Just Two Years, Expert Says

By Jon Christian

Researchers say they can steal encrypted keys by analyzing the glow that a power LED emits in a device, such as a smart card reader.
Robots and Machines

Godlike Hack Steals Encrypted Keys by Watching LED From 16 Meters Away

By Sharon Adarlo

Media theorist and author Douglas Rushkoff described the kind of bunkers the super wealthy are building as they prepare for an apocalypse of some kind.
Climate Change

Don’t Panic, But the Super Wealthy Are Quietly Building Doomsday Bunkers

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Both AliExpress and Walmart listed the same fake 30TB hard drive for sale on their respective online stores. It's definitely a scam.
Robots and Machines

Walmart Caught Selling Fake Hard Drive That Just Shreds Your Data

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Former President Donld Trump's social media outlet, Truth Social, has allegedly stiffed its host company RightForge more than $1.6 million in unpaid bills.
Future Society

Trump’s Social Network Apparently Owes $1.6 Million in Hosting Fees

By Lonnie Lee Hood

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

Hong Kong Puts Street Lights On The Ground Because People Won’t Stop Looking At Their Phones

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Harvard professor Avi Loeb wants to retrieve a meteor from the bottom of the Pacific Oean because it may contain alien tech or remnants of alien culture.
Future Society

Harvard Professor Trying to Recover Alleged Alien Tech From Ocean

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Cosmic voids in the cosmic web may be connected to dark energy, which causes the universe to expand at an accelerating rate.
Energy

Huge Empty Voids in Universe May Be Generating Dark Energy, Scientists Say

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Supply chain shortages have put transformers in short supply, so states may struggle to restore electricity after hurricanes this season.
Energy

Supply Chain Shortages Making Hurricane Season Even Scarier

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Fighter pilot training will include augmented reality headsets for combat training to allow jet pilots to compete with enemies from China and Russia.
Prosthetics and Devices

Air Force Pilots to Fight AI-Based Enemies Using AR Helmets

By Lonnie Lee Hood

GM Cruise is losing $5 million every day, and a total of about $5 billion since 2018. Cruise has had multiple safety issues and accidents.
Advanced Transport

GM’s Robotaxis Are Losing a Fortune

By Lonnie Lee Hood

International scientists disocvered a tertiary, or triple, star system with a third star orbiting a binary of two stars. The stars are massive in size.
Off-World

Scientists Discover Unique Triple Star System

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Security firm Dr. Web said 28 malware apps were downloaded from the Google Play Store almost 10 million times. Apple accused Android of big malware issues.
Future Society

Android Malware May Have Charged Millions of Customers Without Permission

By Lonnie Lee Hood