Meanwhile Elon Musk insists users are to blame for what they do with his bot.

Guess what scientists think?

Guess what scientists think?

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Dan Moren of Six Colors joins Mikah Sargent this week! Apple Wallet's mobile driver's license feature is expanding to more users. An AI-powered teddy bear was caught giving

Ready, set, cheat.

Teens are no longer welcome to talk to Character.AI’s chatbots.

Collective bargaining and state-level regulations can protect the US workers from AI, the AFL-CIO says.

Like we always say, read the terms and conditions, folks.

Renters in the Big Apple could have just caught a big break today.

Climate change is choking Los Angeles. The Clippers scandal deals another blow.

‘Why am I paying you for this, if you have no claim in the copyright?’

Sources say it’s part of a concerning pattern at the university.

The nascent textile recycling industry has been positioned as a holy grail solution to fashion’s environmental challenges. The reality is more complicated.

As the world heats up, forests are shrinking away from hot, dry land—but can’t travel to cool, wet areas on their own. Do they need “a little push” from us?

Bugs could connect the ends of the food system by eating waste and creating fertilizer. But the industry will take time to hatch, experts say.

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Bugs could connect the ends of the food system by eating waste and creating fertilizer. But the industry will take time to hatch, experts say.

Trump’s executive orders on global trade are getting very mixed reactions — depending on what’s being farmed.

The Howard Hughes Medical Institute is terminating a $505,000 STEM grant that was supposed to support an ‘Inclusive Excellence initiative’running through 2028.

The Long Island county’s police department is working with federal immigration officials under a type of agreement that was banned during the Obama administration.

Trump’s executive orders on global trade are getting very mixed reactions — depending on what’s being farmed.

If federal officers try to execute an arrest without a warrant in a courthouse, the February 6 memo states, “UCS uniformed personnel should neither obstruct nor assist in any way.”

If federal officers try to execute an arrest without a warrant in a courthouse, the February 6 memo states, “UCS uniformed personnel should neither obstruct nor assist in any way.”

If federal officers try to execute an arrest without a warrant in a courthouse, the February 6 memo states, “UCS uniformed personnel should neither obstruct nor assist in any way.”

New FDA rules on what foods can be labeled “healthy” have included salmon and avocados, but not pork, whole milk, or white bread. It’s unclear if farmers will notice a shift.

More than 90 percent of land-based wind turbines operate on private farmland. But when a wind company comes calling, the response from farmers and their neighbors can be hard to predict.

The Adams administration is hosting know-your-rights sessions for immigrants and training staff on the city's "sanctuary" protections for the undocumented.

Laura Helmuth was named editor-in-chief of Scientific American in March 2020, shortly before the magazine was set to celebrate its 175th year in print. Helmuth, who had previously directed health and ...

A fluke lab discovery could upend our need to import endangered wood — a thriving underground market.

New research is resurfacing old ideas about where the protein forms the disease’s hallmark plaques.

Tracers injected directly into mouse brain tissue instead of the cerebrospinal fluid show that brain clearance slows during sleep and under anesthesia, according to a study published last week—but…

The finding confirms past research that links autism to early death, but it also suggests that the life expectancy gap may be smaller than previously thought.