Category: Technology

The interstellar object 3I/ATLAS is exhibiting an unusual glow that can’t solely be attributed to sunlight or comet behavior, according to Harvard’s Avi Loeb, raising the possibility of it being a nuclear-powered vehicle.

Brian Schimpf, CEO and co-founder of Anduril Industries, showcased the Fury, a cutting-edge unmanned fighter jet equipped with artificial intelligence. This innovative aircraft is poised to redefine combat for the U.S. Air Force.

Elon Musk’s ambitious robotaxi project hits a snag as multiple lawsuits bring safety concerns about self-driving technology to the forefront.

President Trump has made waves by appointing Joe Gebbia, co-founder of Airbnb, as the inaugural Chief Design Officer for the nation. His main goal? Modernizing the federal digital presence and improving physical locations. According to a recent report from The Hill, this billionaire innovator has some lofty tasks ahead.

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Tech in cars is evolving quickly as manufacturers move away from traditional controls to things like touchscreens and AI. While some of these innovations look flashy at first glance, they can be pretty annoying during everyday driving. A recent survey sheds light on the features drivers adore and those they wish would disappear.

Meta is set to invest $10 billion in Google Cloud services through a six-year agreement, signaling a commitment to boost artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives, as reported by CNBC and Bloomberg.

The Pixel 10 Pro doesn’t seem to be the ideal choice for mobile gamers.

The simplicity of Tesla’s operation is one of its biggest draws, but users can look forward to even more stunning visuals soon. Reports indicate that Tesla may be transitioning from AMD graphics to the Unreal Engine’s offering.

Despite air travel being exceptionally safe according to several years of data, incidents like the near-miss between a Delta airplane and an Aero Mexico jet in Mexico City raise questions. Are the risks today actually higher than before? With the rise of ‘smart’ technologies, this is particularly concerning.