We tested the tech industry's efforts to control their chatbots and avoid controversy. The results showed an industry copying off each other's homework.
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Make sure you have a microfiber cloth handy, and you won't go wrong mixing equal parts isopropyl alcohol and water.
UK researchers created a lightning-fast way to transmit data in previously untouched wavelengths, breaking a world record.
46% are worried that social media can be used to swing elections.
The popular cinema destination is currently looking for a buyer. Pray that private equity doesn't hear about it.
The new system is purportedly called "Presto." The company is said to begin rolling it out in its U.S. stores in April.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission said use of the balls can lead to serious injury or death.
It's never been easier to record your screen on Macs with a simple keyboard shortcut.
Here's your first look at the Isle of Berk, soon to be one of the gateways of the Universal Orlando Resort's new theme park.
Make your iPhone's location data incognito forever by shutting off Find My.
Marvel's latest video game Rivals has Korean superstar Luna Snow rubbing shoulders with Spider-Man, Storm, and more—but you might not be familiar with her.
Another attempt to make life in the big city a little safer.
Many wealthy and influential people visited the infamous sex offender's secret island. A new report claims their mobile data gave them away.
While such a risk has yet to be confirmed in humans and is likely to be low, the authors urge more research into the possibility.
Apple is suing Andrew Aude for leaking Apple projects he wanted "killed," including the Journal app and the Vision Pro.
The high-school satire's points still feel razor sharp and cut just as deep, despite a few elements that will forever situate it squarely in the '80s.
The long-running BBC series has never looked better, and its current showrunner has no illusions about why.
No, the eclipse won't cross over eight towns named Nineveh.
The 19th season of the web series, Red vs. Blue: Restoration , arrives in May with a twist: it's an 87-minute film rather than individual episodes.
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