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Sean Gallup/Staff/Getty Images Some Kid Watched 13,000 Hours of YouTube in Class. Can We Admit Tech in Schools Was a Huge Mistake Now?
After years of treating screens like learning tools, schools are now confronting how easily they have become portals for distraction.
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NurPhoto/Contributor/Getty Images ChatGPT Just Got a Weird New List of Forbidden Topics (Including Gremlins)
The company reportedly had to tell ChatGPT to quit bringing up goblins, gremlins, and trolls unless absolutely necessary.
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Gremlin/Getty Images Why Researchers Are Making Self-Driving Cars Run Over Elephants
It turns out self-driving cars look better in predictable evaluations than they do when faced with the strange chaos of real roads.
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Kevin Frayer/Stringer/Getty Images Watching Robots Run a Half-Marathon Is Kind of Hilarious (One of Them Is Freakishly Fast Though)
It turns out a robot beating humans in a race is a lot less inspiring when outrunning people is literally what it was built for.
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Prego Wants to Record Your Dinner Conversations (and Store Them for All Time)
What a time to be alive.
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Dmitrii Marchenko/Getty Images Scientists Figured Out What Endless Scrolling Is Really Doing to Your Body
A new AI model can track the hidden physical strain of every swipe, tap, and thumb stretch your phone quietly demands.
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AI Jesus This Company Will Let You Video Chat With Jesus for $1.99 Per Minute
“1.99 a minute? Whew, getting my confessions in with Jesus also got hit by inflation.”
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Andriy Onufriyenko/Getty Images How Gen Z Is Fighting Back Against AI Bots at Work
Workers aren’t doing anything dramatic, or even all that impressive, to play their parts in rendering AI useless.
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Janos Kummer/Stringer/Getty Images Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto’s True Identity Has Been Revealed. Or Has It?
The New York Times thinks it may have found Bitcoin’s ghost dad, but the case is still more Internet detective board than slam dunk.
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StHelena/Getty Images Why Scammers Faked the Death of Jonathan, the World’s Oldest Tortoise
As the old saying goes, a lie can travel around the world before the truth can get its pants on.
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BlackJack3D/Getty Images Why This Startup Wants to Make Brainless Human Clones
A biotech startup is exploring brainless human bodies for organ transplants, and the idea sounds like sci-fi movie gone wrong.
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Bloomberg/Contributor/Getty Images Who’s Really Driving Your Tesla Robotaxi?
Tesla’s Robotaxis still heavily rely on remote human drivers, according to a recent report.
