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The artificial intelligence industry is the fastest-growing industry in America, and lawmakers are doing what they can to regulate it and keep it safe.
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Fans were devastated to learn that several MTV music channels would be shut down, but why has the station's owner decided to make the move now?
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New driver's licenses are coming to California with new security elements to help protect residents from counterfeits. Hete's what you need to know.
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It's not a highspeed rail system, but Columbus, Ohio hasn't had a a passenger rail since 1979 and the Fort Wayne, Indiana area has been without one since 1990.
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Many computer users like to use a virtual private network (VPN) when browsing the internet because it keeps their actions hidden from their ISP.
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A scientific breakthrough that was deserving of a Nobel Prize could be the key we're looking for in the ongoing fight against climate change and pollution.
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Character.AI continues to grow in popularity and is now adding social feeds to the platform. Is it going to enhance it? Here's what you need to know.
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Aside from the United States, France is the only other country to have a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. However, it only has one compared to America's 11.
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With a solid 33 percent off, this drill bit set from Craftsman is one of the more popular sets DIYers consistently buy from Amazon, and for good reason.
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The war in Ukraine and the prodigious use of drones in that war could make enforcing a no-fly zone very complicated. Here's what you need to know.
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Alibaba may not be the first name that comes to mind when you think of AI, but the e-commerce giant is taking the fight to AI's big boys — or so it says.
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AI promises productivity gains, and one way that could manifest is by shortening the work week. These tech CEOs think it'll happen, but others are skeptical.
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The era of the International Space Station will come to a close soon as its retired from service, but NASA already has a plan for its next venture.
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Six Flags Over Texas will be welcoming a new ride to its park in 2026, offering a record-breaking experience to anybody brave enough to take a ride.
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The bridge connecting Kent Island and Annapolis went viral recently over a worrying photo of the bridge supports, though it seems the bridge is perfectly safe.
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T-Mobile is getting new leadership and it could change how your mobile service works.
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Virtual Private Networks help keep users hidden from their ISP, allowing them to access otherwise inaccessible websites, but the best VPNs cost a pretty penny.
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Threat actors around the world are getting more and more brazen with their cyber attacks, and if this scheme is any indication, better funded, as well.
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If you're flying anywhere, especially in Europe lately, you should expect some delays because bad actors are targeting commercial airline companies.
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The future of the U.S. Navy's F/A-XX program might be in doubt, but that hasn't stopped Boeing from teasing its planned design via fresh renders.
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Thinking all power tool batteries will work together? It’s not that simple -- there are deals, brands, and technical limits standing in the way.
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The E-7 Wedgetail boasts a huge dorsal fin, and could transform the modern battlefield, but questions over survivability put its future in doubt.
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Tap to pay is a method of payment that uses NFC and other technologies to keep your transactions secure. Here's how it works (and what can go wrong).
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DARPA put its AI-powered fighter jet to the test against a human pilot in a live dogfight. The outcome offers a glimpse into the future of air warfare.
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PLA filament is a great low-temperature printing filament that's easy to use, non-toxic, and suitable for beginners as well as FDM type printers.
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Defense contractors are always developing cutting-edge aircraft to help protect a nation's borders, but sometimes a country can't afford the newest product.
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YouTube TV is one of the leading cable-like live TV streaming platforms, but its price might put some people off, and that's before any potential add-ons.
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