7 Must-Watch Netflix Releases From Japan That Viewers Worldwide Will Love
A closer look at several Japanese Netflix series that feature incredible storytelling, from pulse-pounding crime sagas to epic family dramas.
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Google I/O 2025 Begins On May 20th
Google revealed the dates for Google I/O 2025, which will take place on May 20th and 21st in Mountain View, California.
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Groundbreaking AI Chip Runs On Light And Is Smaller Than A Grain Of Salt
Researchers have created a light-manipulating AI chip smaller than a grain of salt that can harness light to power computations.
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Elon Musk Is Now Trying To Buy OpenAI
Elon Musk and a group of investors have offered $97.4 billion to the OpenAI board of directors to buy the company.
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Thunderbolts* Super Bowl Trailer Introduces The Big Villain, Or Does It?
Marvel’s big Thunderbolts* Super Bowl trailer finally reveals that big bad villain of the Avengers-like crossover movie: Sentry/The Void.
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Michael Bay's Rousing Secret Service Super Bowl Ad Feels Like A Summer Blockbuster Trailer
Michael Bay turned a Secret Service recruitment ad into a high-octane Super Bowl spectacle that feels like a summer blockbuster trailer.
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Can This Endangered Animal Really Tell When Humans Don't Know Something?
New research seems to suggest bonobos could possess some form of theory of mind. But there's a bit more to it than that.
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Researchers Used AI To Invent Self-Healing Concrete That May Help Stop Potholes
AI-designed concrete could soon allow for self-healing roads that can repair cracks and prevent potholes completely.
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This Tiny Bug Transforms Food Waste Into Nutrient-Rich Biofertiliser
Meet the black soldier fly larvae, a tiny waste-eating bug that creates a fantastic organic fertilizer that can improve soil health.
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This Crazy 4-Legged Robot From China Runs As Fast As Usain Bolt
Chinese engineers have created an ultrafast robot dog that could theoretically run faster than the fastest human alive.
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Living Solar Panels Made Of Bacteria Could Power Homes Of The Future
Bacteria could be the answer to living solar panels that harness the power of the sun for homes in the future. Here's how they'd work.
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Apple Leaker Apologizes For Sharing Confidential Information As Lawsuit Is Dismissed
Last March, Apple sued one of its iOS Software Engineers for leaking confidential information. A year later, the lawsuit was dismissed.
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The 7 Biggest Streaming Releases Coming This Month From Max, Netflix, Prime Video & More
A closer look at some of the biggest and best streaming releases to check out this month, from all your favorite platforms.
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Incredible New Smart Fabric Heats Up To 54 Degrees To Keep You Warm
Researchers have unveiled a newly designed smart heating fabric that can heat up to 54 degrees warmer using only sunlight.
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Meta Just Hired A Correspondent From The Daily Caller, Founded By Tucker Carlson, For A Policy Role
Meta is doubling down on its embrace of conservatives with a new hire from The Daily Caller, co-founded by Tucker Carlson.
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AI Turned The Beatles' Rubber Soul Into A Motown Album That Sounds Uncannily Real
Step into an alternate universe where The Beatles' classic Rubber Soul is transformed into a Motown album with the help of AI.
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AI Invented A New Miracle Material That's As Strong As Steel But Light As Foam
A new AI-created wonder material is stronger than steel but as light as styrofoam and could revolutionize transportation designs.
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Mind-Altering Parasite Takes Control Of Host Spiders Before Killing Them
Researchers have highlighted a new type of mind-altering parasite that takes over spiders and changes how they act.
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Dog Treats Made Of Lab-Grown Meat Just Went On Sale For The First Time
Meatly has started selling lab-grown dog treats at a select store in the U.K., with big plans to expand going forward.
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Failure To Launch: Is Humanity's Return To The Moon Doomed?
Turmoil in the scientific community and sweeping changes to NASA have many wondering what the future of the Artemis missions looks like.
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Scary Levels Of Microplastics Have Been Found In Human Brains
A new study has found startling levels of microplastics in the human brain, raising more concerns over plastic pollution.
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AI Designed Computer Chips So Complex That Humans Can't Understand Them
AI-created computer chips could revolutionize how our computers run, but scientists say they're so complex we can't understand them.
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NASA Pauses Key Scientific Committees Following Trump Executive Orders
NASA has issued a pause for several key scientific committees following President Trump's executive orders to end DEI in federal programs.
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Scientists Took A Big Step Toward Creating Synthetic Life
Scientists have finally created synthetic life in a lab by constructing a synthetic yeast for the first time in history.
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I've Loved The Beatles For 30+ Years, But I'm Sorry - Now And Then Did Not Deserve A Grammy
The Beatles won a Grammy for their new song Now and Then out of nostalgia, plain and simple. It's not an award-worthy track.
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These Smart Glasses Help People With Macular Degeneration By Eliminating Blind Spots
A new pair of smart glasses can treat macular degeneration by "removing" the blind spots in patients' vision.
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See Rare Photos Of A Secret Lab Where The US Tested Atomic Bombs
The NNSA has recently given the public a rare glimpse into one of the secret nuclear labs where America used to test its nuclear bombs.
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