Artificially low interest rates have stimulated investment into AI that has hit scaling limits, says research firm It's not just a bubble but an epically sized one, an analyst argues. For good reason, ...

The sea covers roughly 70% of our planet, yet we know surprisingly little about its depths. Vast, mysterious, and often unfathomable, it hides countless shipwrecks, scary creatures, and other secrets ...

On OpenAI’s new social app, Sora 2, a popular video shows a disturbingly lifelike Sam Altman sprinting out of a Target store with stolen computer chips, begging police not to take his “precious ...

You know the saying: Keep your friends close, and your trillion-dollar AI enemies closer. The artificial intelligence explosion has sparked an intensity of competition in Silicon Valley not seen since ...

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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos suggested Friday there is a bubble in the AI market but argued this ultimately could benefit society. During an appearance at Italian Tech Week, the billionaire sought to ...

In David Osit’s new documentary, “Predators,” the director includes a short clip from a mid-two-thousands episode of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” in which the late-night host—his free-speech tussle with the ...

“My life may be crappy, but at least I’m not on TV.” That’s one explanation for the mass appeal of “To Catch a Predator” put forth by a subject in “Predators,” a new documentary about the mid-aughts ...

“Predators,” the new documentary about the TV news program “To Catch a Predator,” comes across as painfully, almost uncomfortably conflicted in the view of its subject. Yet those NBC specials that ...