New drone footage captures sweeping burn scars across parts of Spain, offering a rare overhead view of fires that have disrupted communities and strained emergency crews. The video, recorded above
A technology firm says it will resume selling its Mythos and Fable artificial intelligence models after the Trump administration lifted export limits set earlier in June. The change takes effect
A fresh cultural debate has surfaced around Homer’s Odyssey, as columnist Zoe Williams questions the long delay in Odysseus’s return to Ithaca. The comment revives a classic puzzle, pressing readers
As tech executives forecast sweeping changes from artificial intelligence, a growing group of economists is tapping the brakes, arguing that the U.S. labor market may prove more resilient than Silicon
At a Washington Post Live panel, Arizona State University President Michael Crow and President Sally Kornbluth discussed how colleges can prepare future scientists to guide the country through rapid technological
In San Francisco, a new entrant is betting that robotics and artificial intelligence can speed up how roads, utilities, and other projects get built. Gritt announced its launch with $32.4
MIT has introduced a new student competition that asks a simple but high-stakes question. Can artificial intelligence shorten the design-build-test loop so engineers can deliver better results faster? The initiative,
Anthropic is warning about the risks of recursive self-improving artificial intelligence, yet it is also being pushed into the spotlight by talk of a blockbuster stock listing. Technology writer Matthew
Dimitri P. Bertsekas, an MIT professor emeritus known for shaping modern optimization and artificial intelligence, has died at age 83. His death closes a chapter for a scholar whose work