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With SocialAI, users only interact with bots. They choose their personality and control everything in an artificial environment.

The semiconductor fab won’t begin large-scale integrated circuit production until 2025.

The South Korean company joins the wave of layoffs in the technology industry. The fall of the market for AI chips hits Samsung.

Some employees believe that Amazon's stricter return-to-office policy is a strategy to push some of the workforce to resign.

It’s been a while since we heard about Saudi Arabia’s megalomaniacal project, and the latest news doesn’t help its reputation.

They use malware that forces kiosk mode in Google Chrome, displaying a fake login screen.

Nintendo's intellectual property is not to be trifled with.

Mars spiders have been discovered on Earth, and scientists are excited.

No offense to Chicago lovers, but residents online are reporting a “faint sewer smell.”

Although it may seem like it, James Cameron isn't going to be working on Avatar forever.

The U.S. Coast Guard has initiated an investigation to uncover more details about the accident.

In 2011, Laser Power Systems announced a thorium-powered system that could be installed under the hood, but it never materialized.

The tires don’t offer protection against munitions but are used to confuse detection systems.

The company is prioritizing getting developers to create new experiences before commercializing them, if they do at all.

The Helix Micra system is a dehumidification system for air conditioners.

The mini-Moon, known officially as asteroid 2024 PT5, will orbit the Earth between Sept. 29 and Nov. 25.

Affordable and durable foldable phones are still a pipe dream six years after they first appeared on the market.

Big Brother is watching you.

Generation Z is challenging stereotypes in employment, but after achieving financial independence, some are breaking the rules of what it means to be a millionaire.

The partial lunar eclipse will coincide with a Supermoon and the Harvest Moon, creating a celestial trifecta that experts say is “quite rare.”

Researchers have just solved one of Mallorca’s great mysteries. Thanks to a submerged bridge, we now know when the first settlers arrived.