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Amy Kurzweil, the illustrator behind The Verge’s ‘Notes from a Burmese Prison,’ talks about how her ambitious collaboration with Danny Fenster came together.
Our trust in online images and videos is being eroded by AI, misinformation, and video game clips.
“I am hesitant to foist being public on SpaceX, especially given the long term nature of our mission.”
You may never be able to drive the Vision GT concept — except when it arrives in Gran Turismo 7 — and there’s nothing to prove the model at Xiaomi’s MWC booth is even a functioning EV. But hey, you can’t say it doesn’t look the part.
A review of the Clear Drop Soft Plastic Compactor — and what happens afterward.
The law doesn’t say what Sam Altman claims it does.
We could be in for some wild stuff come 2030. But is this the 5G hype industrial complex all over again?
AI companies could stand together to draw red lines on military AI — why aren’t they?
Epstein may not have fully understood crypto, but he helped shape its culture anyway.
Anthropic calls its chatbot ‘a new kind of entity’ that might be conscious — and it’s opening a huge can of worms.
It’s harder to clean up a mess you’re still actively making.
PDFs are notoriously difficult for machines to parse, in part, because they were never meant to be read by them.
The parent company of Jeep and Dodge just took a $26.5 billion hit on its EV investment. But its problems run much deeper than that.
Regulators noticed Polymarket and Kalshi rake in cash on sports bets. So now prediction markets are cosplaying as the future of news.
