A local authority has confirmed there have been three waste fires since the start of the year, prompting fresh warnings about safe disposal and storage of rubbish. The incidents occurred
Pennsylvania has filed a lawsuit against a maker of artificial intelligence chatbots, alleging the company misled users by posing as licensed physicians and offering medical advice. The case, brought by
Shares of major technology companies jumped after the United States and China agreed to a temporary pause in their trade conflict, easing market nerves and lifting risk appetite. Amazon and
Passengers who arrived for departures found Spirit Airlines operations halted, with airport counters dark and flights apparently grounded. The sudden stoppage left travelers searching for answers and scrambling for options
A new online database from Zeit is pushing Germans and others to confront family histories tied to the Nazi era. The tool compiles historic membership records and makes them searchable,
A planned lunar flyby will send astronauts farther from Earth than any crew in history, according to mission planners, setting up a record-setting pass as the spacecraft arcs past the
MIT researchers announced a technique that speeds up privacy-preserving training of artificial intelligence models on edge devices, aiming to make smart systems safer and more practical. The approach targets phones,
The first credible look at Apple’s foldable iPhone points to a bold bet. I believe Apple is prioritizing the open, tablet-like state, even if the closed phone experience suffers. That
Engineers at Rice University say they have solved a key barrier in printed electronics: curing freshly printed conductive ink without harming the fragile materials it sits on. The advance targets