The DOJ's Jeffrey Epstein Files Are Here
Forced by an act of Congress, the Justice Department has released “hundreds of thousands” of pages of documents related to Epstein...
Introducing a New Chapter for ‘Uncanny Valley’
In this episode, we look back at 2025 and look ahead to what's happening in 2026—including what’s in store for Uncanny Valley.
Elon Musk’s $56B Tesla pay package restored by Delaware...
The decision brings to a close a years-long court battle that irked Musk so much he moved Tesla's incorporation from Delaware to T...
Cursor continues acquisition Spree with Graphite deal
Graphite is an AI code review assistant that was last valued at $290 million.
Split View Tabs in Chrome are a game-changer — I can’t ...
Chrome's new Split View Tabs feature, introduced in the November update, is a game-changer that allows users to view two browser t...
React2Shell exploitation continues to escalate, posing ...
Several hundred machines across a diverse set of organizations already compromised, Microsoft says.
Solar Power Hits the Truck Bed with Worksport’s SOLIS C...
Rivian R1T owners are in luck because they can now capture solar electricity directly on their trucks. Worksport, based in Upstate...
Toyota’s Robots Step Up for Holiday Giving
Toyota Research Institute (TRI) is rarely in the news for anything other than vehicles, but their robotics team has been quietly r...
Google releases FunctionGemma: a tiny edge model that c...
While Gemini 3 is still making waves, Google's not taking the foot off the gas in terms of releasing new models.Yesterday, the com...
Netflix is acquiring game avatar maker Ready Player Me
Netflix is acquiring Estonian startup Ready Player Me, a company creating "cross-game avatar tech" that allows players to bring th...
What You Need to Play Red Dead Redemption on iOS and An...
One of the biggest open-world games is now available on your phone, and if you have Netflix, you don't need to pay extra for it.
Scientists Find Bizarre, Lemon-Shaped World Orbiting Ci...
Deep within the planet, carbon clouds can condense and form diamonds, NASA says.
