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Speaking with 'The New York Times' on Monday, Geoffrey Hinton says a part of him regrets his life's work.

Test the thoroughly debunked argument for yourself.

Hewlett-Packard has a long history making reliable computers and accessories. We’ve screened HP’s screens to bring you the best monitors for your money.

The spicy treat is older than scientists thought—with a surprising origin story.

Take the best zero-turn lawn mower for a spin and never miss an inch of grass.

Snailed it! These tiny and important ‘extinct in the wild’ break down fungi and decomposing tissue.

Here’s what a quantum algorithm for a real-world problem looks like.

Many brightly colored frogs and salamanders have enough toxins in their skin to kill multiple people.

You don’t need to be angry or sad every time you go online—these extensions and settings can help eliminate the worst of the web.

The must-have machinery for any woodshed includes log splitters that cut wood clean and fast.

Whether the eruption is underwater or on land, fish don’t have an easy time dealing with nature’s fury.

Consider protecting your search data with a password.

Don't let dead electronics sunset your outdoor fun—snag this on-sale portable power station on Amazon.

You should be paying attention to which apps and services are end-to-end encrypted, and which aren't.

Here’s what it takes to conserve those much-needed acres.

Upgrade your computer setup with the best mouse pad for you, whether that’s an ergonomic option or one specifically for gaming.

Vizio’s soundbars can Elevate your home theater experience.

The history of the beloved beer is full of yeast, witch trials, and royal spats.

Researchers designed a robot that doesn't need visual data to get a handle on objects.

These apps help you collectively organize bookings, sightseeings, and even spending.