In Brief Posted: 3:49 PM PDT · September 5, 2026 Two more news organizations are suing OpenAI and Microsoft over the supposed use of their journalism to train AI. A lawsuit filed by
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifts off from Space Launch Complex 4 East at Vandenberg Space Force Base on the Starlink 15-24 mission on Sept. 6, 2026. Image: SpaceX Update Sept. 5, 11:46
In Brief Posted: 12:35 PM PDT · September 5, 2026 Three hikers were rescued from California’s Mount Shasta this week after using Google’s AI chatbot Gemini to plan their expedition, according to the
The planet Venus is arguably the most mischievous planetary body in the solar system. This is because like Saturn’s largest moon, Titan, Venus is shrouded in a thick atmosphere that can’t be viewed
Lionfish are beautiful, venomous and devastating Caribbean reefs. In Honduras, divers are fighting back with homemade spears, hunting competitions and by putting lionfish on restaurant menus. Watch the full film to meet the community
COLOMBO — As part of his morning routine, Nalin Kaluwitharana from “Ranjan Wijerathnapura,” a low-income settlement in the heart of Colombo, waters his home garden before setting off to work. Like many others
Generative artificial intelligence is quietly rewriting the rules of who counts as a student, and a major new review argues that the technology’s deepest effects on educational inequality have little to do with
Researchers at Ningxia University have unveiled a new artificial intelligence framework that could reshape how recommendation systems handle their most stubborn problem: the cold-start user. In a study published in Neural Computing and
In a result that could reshape how scientists think about shrinking artificial intelligence down to size, researchers in Italy have shown that a tiny quantum circuit—replacing just the final layer of a compact
