NASA Says Goodbye To The ISS - Say Hello To Privately Owned Space Stations
More than 4,000 experiments have been conducted on the ISS. As NASA decommissions it, the private sector is taking over low-Earth space exploration.
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How To Run An AI Chatbot Locally On Your iPhone
AI chatbots are increasingly popular, but several users have privacy concerns. If you want to avoid the risk, there are ways to run your own locally.
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ChatGPT Atlas Vs Perplexity Comet - What Are The Major Differences?
ChatGPT Atlas and Perplexity Comet are both AI browsers readily available for users to try. However, there are key differences between the two.
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ChatGPT Hasn't Been Banned From Giving Legal Or Medical Advice, But You Still Shouldn't Trust It
Despite a popular rumor, ChatGPT is not banned from giving users legal or medical advice, but that doesn't mean you should actually listen to it.
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Nvidia Is Shooting One Of Its Most Powerful Chips Into Space
Nvidia is planning for to blast some its most impressive tech into space, as part of a big bet on the future viability of physical AI data centers.
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This Material Can Withstand Up To 2,000 Degree Temps - Here's What NASA Made It Out Of
NASA is always researching new materials that can be outfitted onto spacecraft and something that can withstand intense heat is an invaluable resource.
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Space Force's ATLAS Space Domain Awareness Software Is Working - Here's What It's For
The ATLAS software replaces a troublesome legacy suite to help the U.S. monitor satellites and debris in space and improve situational awareness.
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Walmart's CEO Is Going 'On Offense' When It Comes To AI Replacing Jobs
Companies around the world are racing to embrace AI, and Walmart is no different; its CEO has gone on record stating his plans for Walmart's AI transformation.
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A New Algorithm Beats Dijkstra's Time For The Shortest Path To Any Point In A Network
Dijkstra's algorithm has long been the quickest way of finding the shortest possible paths in a network, but researchers have discovered an even faster method.
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This Obscure Law Could Slow Autonomous Trucking To A Crawl
Self-driving vehicles are becoming more and more common on U.S. roads. One obscure law, however, is slowing down the rollout of autonomous trucking.
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Russia Has A Rocket Engine Problem – Here's What That Could Mean For Its Future In Space
Russia's space program is struggling with sanctions placed on the country as a result of its war with Ukraine, and it could cause long-lasting effects.
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George RR Martin's ChatGPT Lawsuit Could Change The Rules For AI Forever
George RR Martin and fellow authors are taking OpenAI and ChatGPT to court, and the results could have a huge effect on generative AI and its uses.
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OpenAI Signs Major Deal With AWS Just Weeks After Massive Outage
A few weeks ago, Amazon Web Services had a massive outage, but now has struck a major deal with OpenAI. Here's what you need to know about the new partnership.
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Sam Altman Is Getting Bold With His Predictions For OpenAI's Future Profits
Sam Altman, the OpenAI CEO, has been making multi-million dollar deals with major companies like Microsoft and Amazon, significantly increasing OpenAI's value.
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IBM's 8,000 Layoffs Reveal The Harsh Reality Of The AI Revolution
IBM is embracing the AI revolution and moving forward with its plans to modernize its workforce to the tune of 8,000 layoffs. But is this solution foolproof?
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OpenAI's ChatGPT Browser Remembers Everything You Do. Are You Really Okay With That?
The new browser from OpenAI -- ChatGPT Atlas, quietly holds onto everything you do online like your tabs, visited pages, and tasks, but is this really required?
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The Space Shuttle Endeavour Has A Futuristic New Home
Visitors to the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center at The California Science Center will be able to see and explore the space shuttle and other exhibits.
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Earth Doesn't Really Have Two Moons Until 2083, But It Does Have A Longterm Visitor In Orbit
The Earth's Moon is its only one, but scientists recently discovered a new celestial body that will be staying near the planet for the next several decades.
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MIT Is One Step Closer To Having Building-Sized Batteries With This Innovative Tech
Moving, storing, and managing electric power is a major logistical challenge, but new research from MIT scientists could help mitigate those issues.
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This Fusion Breakthrough Could Add 'Limitless' Energy To The Power Grid
Fusion power could solve the world's energy problems. The issue is making it work in a cost-effective way. A new breakthrough might have brought us much closer.
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This 2,000-Acre Solar Plant Claims It Will Bring In 'Over $100 Million'
A new solar farm in Arizona looks to revolutionize how power is collected and distributed in a state that has extremely high energy demands.
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Meta Is Slashing Hundreds Of AI Jobs – Here's What's Going On
AI may be booming, but not everyone is having a good time. Meta has recently let go hundreds of AI employees — here's the story behind the layoffs.
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Sorry, UFO Fans: New Theory Says Alien Tech Isn't That Advanced
Unfortunately for those hoping to be abducted, a new theory posits that aliens probably aren't as smart or technologically advanced as we hope they are.
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AI Experts & Celebrities Are Sounding The Alarm Bell - They Want A 'Superintelligence' Ban
AI superintelligence might be the next frontier for AI, but not everyone is on board — including many big names in the worlds of tech and pop culture.
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An Electronic Eye Implant Is Helping People See Again - Here's How The Tech Works
Trials show that a new wireless eye implant is improving the sight of people with severe vision loss. We explain how the tech works and what the results are.
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How California Leads The Way Requiring AI Companies To Follow Safety And Transparency Laws
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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This Canadian Robot Made A Big Discovery While Analyzing Earth's Phytoplankton
A team of scientists has made a 'big' discovery about one of the pillars of the global ecosystem using a world-wide network of floating robots.
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