Is AI Psychosis Real? New Studies Are Beginning To Paint A Terrifying Picture
AI may be the hottest trend in technology, but there could be unforeseen psychological risks lurking just below the surface that we aren't ready for.
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Chris Hemsworth And Halle Berry's Box Office Flop Is A Global Streaming Sensation
A recent box office bomb starring A-list actors Chris Hemsworth and Halle Berry has found a new life on Amazon Prime streaming, becoming a huge hit.
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Anne Hathaway And Jared Leto's Chaotic Apple TV Miniseries Is Worth Your Time
While the summer TV slate may be on the horizon, viewers should check out this acclaimed, fact-based Apple TV miniseries they might've missed.
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As part of a recent worldwide wave of "age verification" measures, Utah has introduced new VPN laws that threaten to cause further problems for internet users.
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Current NASA head Jared Isaacman, himself something of a controversial choice, is determined to get Pluto reclassified as a planet again. Here's why.
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Fishing, Mining, And Warfare - The Surprising Reason China Is Mapping The World's Oceans
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If you purchased a popular carbon monoxide detector with the Amazon's Choice seal, Consumer Reports cautions it may be incredibly dangerous.
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Many US states are now considering following in the footsteps of European countries and installing speed-limiting devices on vehicles.
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Every US Airline That Supports Apple Wallet's Revamped Boarding Passes
Apple's boarding pass system saw several changes, adding a host of new features, but not every US airline is participating.
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Samsung's Next Laptop Lineup Might Be Abandoning Windows 11
Samsung may be switching its Galaxy Book laptops away from Windows 11. A new report points to a significant OS change, but details are still thin.
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NASA's Next Big Step In Space Travel Will Be A Nuclear-Powered Mission To Mars
NASA has plans for a giant leap in its method of space travel, beginning with a nuclear-powered mission to Mars that's projected to launch in 2028.
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This Action-Packed Netflix Series Is A Remake Of A Classic Denzel Washington Movie
Netflix is remaking Denzel Washington's 2004 movie, "Man on Fire," but this time as a series starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen. Here's what's new in this remake.
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Apple Fixed An iPhone Flaw That Allowed The FBI To Read Deleted Notifications
Apple's iOS 26.4.2 update patches a flaw that allowed law enforcement to recover deleted push notifications from iPhones using forensic tools.
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US Marines Are Using This New Anti-Drone Smart Scope
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To support domestic defense manufacturing in Ukraine, one German-Ukrainian venture is contributing to Ukraine's war effort to the tune of 10,000 drones a year.
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A Humanoid Robot From China Beat The World's Half-Marathon Record
China's humanoid robot race got a lot more serious this year. The winning machine didn't just improve on last year — it smashed the human record completely.
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The Handheld Device That Saved A US Airman Downed In Iran, Explained
A lot of effort went into rescuing an Airman downed in Iran, including this particular search technology.
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US Space Force's Broken OCX GPS Faces Cancellation After 16 Years And $8 Billion Of Investment
After years of delays, the Pentagon may be forced to shut down its GPS satellite network. Despite this, the Space Force has plans for future satellite systems.
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Your Old Amazon Fire Stick Might Be Involved In This New Lawsuit - Here's Why
Amazon has been hit with a class action over its older Fire TV Sticks. The complaint raises questions about a practice consumer groups have long criticized.
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Browser extensions are mostly harmless, but unfortunately, these Chrome extensions are the opposite and pose imminent risk to those who install them.
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Ukraine Just Got A Powerful New Fleet Of 15,000 Drones - Here's How They Work
Germany delivered 15,000 Strilla interceptor drones to Ukraine's National Guard. Here's how the rocket-boosted quadcopter works and why it matters.
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China's Newest Nuclear Submarine Is More Than Just Bigger
China's submarine force has typically focused on patrolling the shallow littoral waters of the South China Sea, but its new submarine is built for more.
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Drew Barrymore's Netflix Series With A Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score Was Canceled Too Soon
One of Drew Barrymore's favorite roles came in a series that earned perfect reviews in its final season. Netflix canceled it anyway, and it still stings.
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