GM’s LMR battery breakthrough means more range at a lower cost
Due in 2028, lithium manganese-rich means less cobalt—and therefore less weight.
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Welcome to the age of paranoia as deepfakes and scams abound
AI-driven fraud is leading people to verify every online interaction they have.
New attack can steal cryptocurrency by planting false memories in AI chatbots
Malicious "context manipulation" technique causes bot to send payments to attacker's wallet.
2025 Bentley Continental GT: Big power, big battery, big price
We spend a week with Bentley's new plug-in hybrid grand touring car.
Dutch scientists built a brainless soft robot that runs on air
It runs like a stotting gazelle and swims like a dog.
Tuesday Telescope: Taking a look at the next generation of telescopes
A large moon and an extremely large telescope.
VPN firm says it didn’t know customers had lifetime subscriptions, cancels them
"We acknowledge that notifying users after the deactivation was a poor experience..."
FCC commissioner writes op-ed titled, “It’s time for Trump to DOGE the FCC“
"The FCC is a prime candidate for DOGE-style reform," Nathan Simington writes.
Copyright Office head fired after reporting AI training isn’t always fair use
Cops scuffle with Trump picks at Copyright Office after AI report stuns tech industry.
New pope chose his name based on AI’s threats to “human dignity”
Pope Leo XIV warns AI could threaten workers as industrial revolution did in the 1800s.