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Skip the charcoal and enjoy some smoky flavors with these grills.

In December tests, different artificial intelligence algorithms flew an F-16-like fighter jet. Can AI be a good combat aviator?

A long game of Whose Egg Is It Anyway could be coming to a close.

Apple users enrolled in the Apple Development Program have an advanced look at 31 new emoji options arriving in the near future.

There is a massive ecosystem of iPhone accessories, and MagSafe is the one ring that wants to rule them all.

Know the lingo without knowing the lingo.

Flip your monitor vertically and get the most out of your screen real estate.

Experts say that personification and projections of sentience on Microsoft and Google chatbots distract from the real issues.

Axiom Mission 2 will launch two pros from Saudi Arabia, a country that only started training astronauts in September 2022.

It may look like a long, narrow tube, but this robot is useful for a range of scientific tasks.

Often called "stomach flu," it isn't a flu at all, but it is very contagious.

Male humpback whales off eastern Australia are singing less and fighting more.

The train that derailed in East Palestine, Ohio contained vinyl chloride and various other chemicals. Residents are now reporting deaths of pets, chickens, and foxes.

More than 360,000 vehicles are affected.

Connect to the internet without dropouts, slow speeds, or other inconsistencies.

The presidential address also noted that the increase in UAP sightings were due in part to "enhancing our radar to pick up more slow-moving objects."

Nineteenth-century math can give scientists a tour of 21st-century AI.

The announcement comes after a proposed price hike was widely criticized.

'The algorithms do need a human eye.'

Previously unreleased footage shows off the watershed tech used at the site's earliest expeditions.