Science & Technology

Zuckerberg’s quest to artificial superintelligence is off to a rocky start. OpenAI, however, gets the final laugh.

This annual contest celebrates photographers who will do almost anything—even slather themselves in petroleum jelly—to capture nature’s best shots.

Hackers even used it to evaluate compromised financial documents, helping the attacker estimate a realistic ransom amount in Bitcoin and drafting threatening emails

Did they talk about global health or their old friend Jeffrey Epstein?

The legendary composer behind 'Star Wars,' 'Superman,' and 'Indiana Jones' holds traditional music in a higher regard than his seminal works.

Google has basically declared the tech specs race over for phones. It's all about AI and Gemini now.

ESA engineers worked through the night to troubleshoot an ill-fated software bug that jeopardized the mission.

Sydney Chandler, Timothy Olyphant, and Alex Lawther star in the FX series created by Noah Hawley, which continued this week.

Kennedy made the announcement at a cabinet meeting on Tuesday.

There are far more uses for Frameworks modules than you might think.

Noah Hawley says The Eye's suckers are a nod to Facehugger's creepy crawly spider-crab waddle.

New Vault Hunters and a more grounded tone make 'Borderlands 4' look like a new and improved sequel.

A surprisingly simple trick is helping scientists make succulent leaves shine brighter than ever, giving these favorite houseplants a new glow.

Spicomellus clearly didn't need sharp teeth to make an impression.

Marshall is back with a Bluetooth speaker for parties that inches closer to the power of an iconic Marshall Stack.

'How to Shoot a Ghost' is set to premiere in Venice, Italy next month.

Roughly one in three people avoid medical information. New research exploring why suggests the reasons are more complicated than they appear.

These dogs did something wrong? Prove it.

Plus, 'The Long Walk' makes an improbable boast in new trailer.

Everything you need for less stressful air travel.