Science & Technology

It's mobile phone service.

We live squarely in the time the AI CEOs were warning us about.

Netflix may not want more 'The Boroughs,' but it seems audiences sure did, particularly the boomer generation.

If you think 'Ray Gunn' should be on the big screen, you're not wrong. But will Netflix pull a Netflix, or give it a fair shot?

Anthropic's most advanced publicly available AI model will reportedly be unleashed by the White House this coming week.

The fan-favorite indie studio is on the defense for its expensive, research-heavy teamup with DeepMind.

One plucky YouTuber explores whether 3D printers might let us wrest back the means of production from Big Fashion.

Audiences love them some Spider-Man, and they looooooove watching trailers for 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day.'

Where did your state rank?

In the not-too-distant future, we might be able to create mirror versions of organic life. But should we?

Studio OUTLINE’s upcoming 'Princess Knight' reimagining has sparked the usual anime adaptation anxiety, even though Tezuka’s legacy proves modern reinvention is something to celebrate.

It's a compulsion. The man just loves tariffs.

The smash hit Ryan Gosling sci-fi tale arrives on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD in August, with a SteelBook gift set following in October.

Jurors could not reach a verdict in the trial against the man accused of starting the deadly LA wildfire last year.

Multiple drug companies are developing GLP-1-based drugs that can be easily taken orally.

'Loving Dory,' a new theatrical short featuring Ellen DeGeneres, is on the way.

But in his heart, it's still true.

An advanced research vessel off the coast of Brazil has ID’ed a new cousin to crabs and lobsters, nine new jellyfish, and two gigantic single-celled organisms visible to the naked eye.

Who's actually being monitored in a "trillion sensor world"?

The so-called ice giants might not be as ice-rich as many astronomers believe.