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(Photo by Daniel Villeneuve / Getty Images) Did NASA Accidentally Kill Life on Mars?
A German astrobiologist is arguing that NASA introducing water to Mars to see if it attracted life probably did more harm than good.
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(Photo by CRAIG TAYLOR / Getty Images) Dark Energy Isn’t What Scientists Thought It Was—but Gravity Certainly Is
The universe is actually made of 68 percent dark energy—making it the most abundant element
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Photo by Xavier Lorenzo More Than 20% of Adults Get Their News From Influencers Now
News influencers have become a main source for information for adults, particularly those under 30, a new survey found.
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(Photo by FABRICE COFFRINI/AFP via Getty Images) David Attenborough Is Even More Disturbed by His AI Clone Than We Are
This man’s undying hope for the human race is truly a miracle.
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(Photo by Jonathan Raa/NurPhoto via Getty Images) Google’s AI Chatbot Told a Student Seeking Homework Help to ‘Please Die’
The entire conversation up to that point is strictly the grad student trying to get a chatbot to do his homework for him.
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(Photo illustration by Chesnot/Getty Images) Meta Fined $840 Million Over ‘Abusive Practices’ on Facebook Marketplace
The EU says the social media giant unfairly promoted its classified ad service, Facebook Marketplace.
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(Photo by Onfokus / Getty Images) Apple Is Partnering With Airlines to Help Them Avoid Losing Your Luggage
Apple is lending its AirTag technology to multiple airlines, so that fewer pieces of travelers’ luggage are lost.
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Photo by NanoStockk Parents Trust ChatGPT More Than Doctors, New Study Finds
A new study found that parents are more likely to trust ChatGPT than doctors when it comes to healthcare information for their children.
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Photo by Marie Mangan, courtesy of University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Man’s Brain Tumor Shrinks by Half Amid Clinical Trial
Paul, a British man, saw his brain tumor shrink by half after he participated in a groundbreaking clinical trial.
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McDonald's McFlurry (Photo by Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images) McDonald’s Can Legally Fix Its Own McFlurry Machines Now
After years of frustration over constantly broken McFlurry machines at McDonald’s, a new DMCA exception allows franchise owners to use third-party repairs.
