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Medical AI chatbots have the potential to counsel patients, but wrong replies and biased care remain major risks.

All your memes and GIFs can go with you to a new messaging app.

Say goodbye to 'Ted Lasso' and save some money.

When you need perfectly straight lines, these tools will guide the way.

Don't be too surprised when you get a warning on October 4 around 2:20 PM EDT.

This futuristic take on an electric two-wheeler is a 509-pound driving machine with an 80-mile range.

Rhabdodontids thrived when much of Europe was still an archipelago during the Late Cretaceous period.

You can find almost any WiFi password if you know where to look.

Heat is already the leading cause of death in the U.S. from weather-related hazards.

Ready to ghost the ghost? Deleting Snapchat is easy but takes a month to complete.

The team in California is working with communities—and a suite of AI tools—to better understand air pollution.

Use these hidden settings to tweak and customize your browser.

The Pacific is strategically important, and Australia already has a deal with the US and UK involving nuclear-powered submarines.

Rebates could help low- and middle-income households save thousands on heat pumps, weatherstripping, and other efficiency improvements.

A proper gaming mouse provides comfort, reliability, and customizability for any type of play and any type of player.

A Swedish manufacturer wants to harness green energy from a cargo trailer's free real estate.

India's Aditya-L1 spacecraft should wind up some 932,000 miles away to monitor our star.

CLARI is lighter than a ping pong ball, but capable of morphing its body to fit in the tiniest of spaces.

Blame the old pipes.

The remnants of an exploded blue supergiant star rest about 168,000 light-years away from Earth.