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Video games simply aren't made like this anymore

But the eye doesn't necessarily gaze at what is beautiful

Relocating the human race to a more hospitable planet would mean that multiple generations would be born in-transit.

Developed by a Stanford lab, the desk changes positions throughout the day. There is no pause button.

A broken system has lead to a massive credibility problem

Elon Musk's future Tesla is a truck like the iPhone is a phone.

Trying to buy the best of everything is actually the worst.

How musicians hack Spotify playlists to promote their own songs.

The documentary "Losing Lena" tells the story of a "Playboy" photo commonly used for testing a compression algorithm.

Tesla's Cybertruck ignores everything the automotive industry has learned about marketing trucks.

A day with the schlep-bot Gita gave me insight into what daily life shared with robots will look like.

Nothing went as planned: laptops broke, and in some areas charging was a challenge. Children showed little interest in the machines, skills did not improve, and eventually, funding dried up.

Will algorithms destroy the cultural diversity of what qualifies as pretty?

Apple wants you to get the best iPhone model you can afford. But it isn't pushy. It relies instead on a fascinating quirk in human psychology.

"The Mandalorian" from Disney+ brings new life to the franchise, but something is still missing.

California has made its first attempts to regulate AI through laws on deepfakes and bots.

The Orion "bionic eye" brain implant helped restore a blind man's sight after a tragic car crash.

Airships are being seriously considered as a low-emission travel alternative to planes.

How the far right exploits the platform's clueless approach to hate speech.

The as-yet-theoretical brain-machine interface will require innovative ways of thinking about risk. We mapped it out.