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The New York Times dropped a writer after discovering he used AI to help write a book review with suspicious similarities to another review.

New research suggests that AI data centers are causing a spike in ground temperature for miles around them.

A startup has been pitching "brainless clones" of the human body that aging or ill individuals could one day transplant their brain into.

Students in China are using smart glasses to cheat during exams and renting them out to their classmates as well.

Tesla revealed that its human operators do, in fact, temporarily take control of its robotaxis if necessary, unlike Waymo.

The illusion of a cartoon character come to life melted before spectator's eyes as Disney's Olaf robot suddenly froze and collapsed.

SpaceX admitted that yet another satellite had "experienced an anomaly" at an altitude of roughly 350 miles on Sunday.

Protestors with the group Led By Donkeys renamed Larry Ellison's megayacht to something more appropriate to his status.

HSBC stock analyst Mike Tyndall recently reiterated a "reduce" rating on Tesla, expecting the company's shares to fall over 60 percent.

Researchers found that plastic gloves can transfer microplastic particles onto environmental samples, potentially skewing results.