The latest batch of autonomous vehicle developer disengagement reports—the closest thing we’ve got to a robo-report card—has just been published by the California Department of Motor V... Read more
Representative Anna Eshoo (D-California) has sparred with the telecommunications industry over issues like net neutrality and privacy over the years. Wednesday, however, she came out swingin... Read more
In a year that's already seen mass layoffs across multiple media brands, what happened yesterday at videogame publisher Activision-Blizzard somehow felt more like a reckoning. During an earn... Read more
Last night, NASA reached out one final time to the Opportunity rover on Mars, hoping the golf-cart-sized machine would phone home with good news. Since June, the robot has been unresponsive,... Read more
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In 2019, an indictment of Iranian hackers targeting American government officials barely raises an eyebrow. But in one remarkable case, those hackers had an unusual advantage: the alleged he... Read more
In case you’ve been envying the desert ant Cataglyphis fortis lately, don’t. Skittering around the Sahara Desert, the insect endures temperatures so brutal, it can sometimes only manage... Read more
After just a couple months on the market, Sony's PlayStation Classic has fallen to a more reasonable price. So now all of you who truly want to relive the good and the bad of the mid-1990s h... Read more
One hour. That's all it took for the tweets to start coming in. No sooner had Disney dropped the trailer for *Frozen 2* than the question started popping up: Where was Elsa's girlfriend? Was... Read more
President Trump signed an executive order on February 11 meant to shore up our competitive position in the international race for AI supremacy, but it is short on concrete steps. As the CEO... Read more
