It seems like we just can’t let AI go, especially when it comes to fast food restaurants. Just weeks after customers cheered at the news… Read More »Why Taco Bell Is Doubling Down on AI Drive-Thrus While Other Chains See Massive Failures
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has called social media groups to account for the misinformation on their platforms that led to violent clashes this week. But… Read More »The UK riots were fuelled online. Will social media companies take action?
Aerial view of Chevron's refinery in Richmond, California. The company said it will move its headquarters from the Bay Area to Houston. (Josh Edelson/For The… Read More »Chevron, the oil giant born in California 145 years ago, is moving to Texas
Sure, duh: Vehicle lighting serves the important and vital safety function of letting drivers see where they're going, and everyone around them to see when… Read More »You won't believe what car headlights have in store for you
Simone Biles celebrated her 'black track' after winning her second gold medal in all-around gymnastics at the Paris Olympics. “I love my black track,” the… Read More »Simone Biles turns 1 of Donald Trump's controversial terms into a winning tweet
Every presidential election has a defining technology.
How can an art fair attract customers and sell in a declining market? Setting up shop next to billionaires is a start.
The average Briton consumes almost twice the recommended daily amount of free sugars (the type of sugar found in sweets) and this could be increasing… Read More »Research shows that eating a lot of added sugars makes you look older
Enlarge / Using CT scans and other techniques, scientists were able to 'virtually dissect' this 3,500-year-old mummy, the 'Screaming Woman'. A handful of ancient Egyptian… Read More »Mummy of 'Screaming Woman' may have died in agony 3,500 years ago, study finds
Author Peter Hessler posed a question with a difficult answer: How could Chinese society open up so much while politics stagnated or even declined?
'Trump's frustration is clear': Burnett responds to Trump's prisoner swap comments
The decision, five weeks after a jury awarded $4.7 billion in damages in an antitrust case, is a reprieve for the league.
Access to this page has been denied because we assume you are using automation tools to navigate the site. This can happen as a result… Read More »Access to this page is denied.
While iPhone sales fell 1 percent, consumer interest in Apple's flagship is expected to increase later this year.
In a move likely to raise the eyebrows of some taxpayers, Intel said today that it would cut 15 percent of its workforce, or more… Read More »Intel cuts more than 15,000 jobs despite billions from US government
