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Michigan residents say the noise from a local data center is like an ever-present vacuum cleaner, leading to a class-action lawsuit.
The bipartisan bill would authorize the government to shut down AI systems in the face of ‘catastrophic harm.’
New research from the University of Pennsylvania found GLP-1 drugs may have an undesired side effect as some users shed more than just weight.
FakeHaul is the latest so-called dopamine site. But could these anti-shopping-addiction apps be having the opposite effect?
Want a can of ‘Esprigh’? So does all of TikTok, after Sprite embraced its trending new name.
Huang has joined the list of tech moguls whose hand-me-downs go for thousands of dollars at auction.
Less than 3% of companies are employing these practices that lead to massive alpha returns, a report finds.
Justin McLeod has already raised $18 million for Overtone, an AI-based matchmaking service set to launch later this year.
Soccer fans can purchase a small section of grass from New York-New Jersey stadium after Sunday’s match, for upwards of $3,000.
Understaffing, union rules, and an unbeatable work ethic allowed a vehicle technician to more than triple his base salary.
OpenAI says GPT-Live is its most human AI voice model yet, but spelling simple vocab words still proves too big a challenge.
Soccer has become a staple for connecting online, while in-person dates and hookups with World Cup visitors are increasingly common.
Developer Josh Pigford explains how his browser extension, Knockoff, is helping to undo Amazon shopping’s ‘enshittification.’
A Columbia University gastroenterologist comments on the health influencer’s autoimmune disease, and why his vegan diet isn’t to blame.
A new lawsuit alleges that former majority stakeholder Thai Union Group ‘milked whatever value it could from Red Lobster, especially as the company...
As the U.S. welcomes hundreds of thousands of sports fans, new data suggests scoring is happening on and off the soccer field.
A recent state investigation found Camp Mystic negligent in emergency preparedness after a flooding disaster claimed 28 lives.
Norway is cracking down with a generative AI ban, but other nations are encouraging AI use with labs and mandatory curricula.
A deformed bike had social media convinced that REI used AI for its advertising, undermining the brand’s eco-friendly reputation.
Nearly 4,000 robotaxis are being recalled after more than a dozen incidents of the driverless vehicles entering hazardous areas.
The franchise dethroned Chick-fil-A, which claimed the number one spot in the American Customer Satisfaction Index for 11 years straight.
South Korea’s FoodNeverComes app helps users feel the rush of making purchases—without spending any real money.
New research found relying too much on AI negatively affected people’s ability to identify misinformation.
Google’s ongoing Project Nimbus deal with Israel led to an icy reception for Pichai.
Swift’s ‘Stevie Knicks’ tee has already spawned dozens of imitators on Etsy.
It reflects the biggest players in 2026, under a fresh and fruity new umbrella.
As the iconic mystery-solving dog will be portrayed by a real puppy, PETA warns of ‘the real villains behind the scenes.’
The singer’s new album ‘Bitch’ didn’t get much traction on streaming services. She’s blaming platforms like Spotify.
Director Adrian Chiarella shared an official scene pack for the upcoming queer horror film, encouraging fans to ‘go nuts.’
Reviewers are making claims about the upcoming drag queen-led movie, and director Adam Shankman is struggling to quell the discourse.
He’s taken advantage of an internal loophole with a third-party price checker—and claims it’s totally legal.
Adding to the existing mosquito population may sound counterintuitive, but there’s a method to the madness at Alphabet’s Debug Project.
‘Book of Life’ writer-director Jorge R. Gutierrez is creating an AI-enabled series with Amazon MGM Studios’ new gen AI pipeline. Social media...
How many letter L’s are in the word ‘Google’? That’s still a tough question for the platform’s newly expanded AI Mode.
Unpublished documents from federal intelligence agencies and local law enforcement reveal a new term for anti-AI sentiment.
Starbucks retired an AI inventory tool after frequent mistakes, while Pizza Hut’s delivery system allegedly lost a franchisee more than $100 million...
Oscar-nominated costume designer Shirley Kurata breaks down her technicolor work on the new mind-bending satire of the fashion industry.
If Trump confused Kura Sushi with tech company Fujikura, it would mark the second time the president seemingly mixed up businesses with disastrous...
Six years after it was launched during the COVID pandemic, Teams is retiring Together mode.
One resident estimated seeing 50 empty robotaxis pass through the neighborhood in a single morning, leaving social media confounded.
Halupedia is a wiki dedicated to everything that never happened—but its infinite capabilities are creating a big problem.
Halupedia is a wiki dedicated to everything that never happened—but its infinite capabilities could create another online cesspool.
In a new report, employees say Amazon tracks their consumption of ‘AI tokens’—and they’ve been creating unproductive AI agents just to eat them up.
A TikToker used ChatGPT to make her chicken order look raw—but her post’s 4.4 million viewers included DoorDash itself.
In new research from CMU, Oxford, MIT, and UCLA, having a GPT-powered assistant ripped away left people fumbling to solve math problems on their own.
Social media can’t stop talking about Artisan’s anti-human marketing campaign.
Supplement company Inno Supps is under fire after labeling in-office roles as work from home, potentially violating LinkedIn’s job policies.
The ‘Iron Man’ actor said he doesn’t believe influencers will be the stars of the future, despite what younger generations may think.
The billionaire Citadel chief said he will invest more in Miami after the New York mayor promoted a pied-à-terre tax outside his property.
Amid an airline industry in crisis, Delta Air Lines is nixing the routine service on shorter flights.