Science & Technology

Meta faces damages almost equivalent to its roughly $1.5 trillion market value.

In Beijing as in Washington, AI has become a critical—and jealously guarded—national resource.

A making-of volume and an illustrated guide are both coming from Insight Editions.

...and how to ask it nicely to stop doing so.

If you see a whale floating upside-down along Australian coasts, please leave it alone. They're just really tired, scientists say.

The EV company’s latest iOS app update includes code strings hinting at a future ID check for using its driver-assistance tech.

What would happen if the Mystery Machine was actually an Autobot? Hasbro has the answer.

Most of them can mop—and clean their own mops—too.

The space balls could have been part of a rocket that recently reentered through the atmosphere.

The embattled film will be out in just two weeks on Paramount+.

Xbox has burned everything else it had left in its massive, ongoing 'reset.'

The excavation of a cave in southern Türkiye revealed evidence of shared technologies, survival strategies, and even symbolic objects.

When managing your money, take a chatbot’s ‘confidence’ with a grain of salt.

Andrea Shaw blamed vaccines for her children's deaths on a podcast last year hosted by a nonprofit formerly run by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

'Black Clover' season two is finally coming after a five-year wait, plus trailers for 'Evangelion,' 'Fate Rewinder,' and more.

Solos is selling accessories that make its smart glasses a little more palatable.

A brand new exhibition called 'Star Wars: The Experience' opens February 2027 at the Franklin Institute.

Nothing's Ear 3a wireless earbuds have two recording features that separate them from the rest of the Nothing pack.

New measurements could force astronomers to revise the mass of the galaxy.

'Rhaenyra Triumphant' was full of harsh realizations for the newest occupant of the Iron Throne.