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The agency's first chief technology officer confirms a chatbot based on open-source intelligence will soon be available to its analysts.

The 465-million-year-old gut contents reveal similarities between the ancient arthropod and modern crabs.

Plus other weird things we learned this week.

Researchers used AI to comb the world's deserts for the natural phenomena, but debate continues.

Scientists inch closer to understanding the very basis of nature’s patterns.

You don't have to settle for the defaults.

There are few things you can do to protect your hearing from 'recreational noise.'

These healthy and delicious treats will help your pup enjoy their training.

A killer headset is crucial to getting the full PS5 experience.

These tools will test your connection through download and upload times.

The company posted a job opening for a 'principal program manager' for nuclear technology.

These affordable fitness trackers will help you track moving move for less.

Track weight, body fat, and other health metrics with a tech-packed scale.

The machine will eat rocks for breakfast while ensuring a smooth ride for its driver. Here's how.

Apple tablets are delicate, so pick up one of the best iPad Pro cases immediately because you never want to scroll or stroll naked.

We now know more about the atmospheres of an Earth-like exoplanet.

Know where your speakers stand with this selection of excellent supports.

Take your work to the next level—and keep your posture intact—with the best computer monitor stands for keeping your desk organized.

Skydio wants its 'intelligent flying machines' to become part of law enforcement's 'basic infrastructure.' Little regulation stands in their way.

The new tarantula species, with its extremely rare color, was found in a mangrove tree in Thailand.