Immigrants rights groups and the Trump administration will have their say before District Court Judge Lewis Kaplan on Tuesday about ICE’s shadowy detention floor.

The attorney claims he was hacked but says he "should have caught it."

‘Massive and unpredictable’ swarm entered filter drums that pull in water, Gravelines operator EDF says

Grok’s nonconsensual deepfakes show how hollow the online safety push can be.

GitHub will be part of Microsoft’s AI engineering team

Stronger than stainless steel, understanding chiton teeth could led to a new generation of bio-inspired materials.

Wikipedia has lost a High Court challenge against the UK Government over verification requirements in the Online Safety Act.

In response to rising climate change-driven heat deaths, landlords will be required to maintain a maximum indoor temperature of 82°F in unincorporated parts of L.A. County.

The red Schwinn was central to the plot of Tim Burton's 1985 film that starred Paul Reubens.

The takeover returns St. Louis to a Civil War-era arrangement of state control. A local official calls the move "a clear gesture of white men wanting to control urban areas."

Amid rising electric bills, states are under pressure to insulate regular household and business ratepayers from the costs of feeding Big Tech’s energy-hungry data centers.

The bots were created to flood X with pro-MAGA messages, attracting attention from Donald Trump and Elon Musk.

Email obtained by Guardian says Pfizer was told approval may not be granted, meaning Moderna may have to fill gap

Late in the evening, the Antarctic sky flushes pink.

AI industry groups are urging an appeals court to block what they say is the largest copyright class action ever certified. They've warned that a single lawsuit raised by three authors over Anthropic's AI training now threatens to "financially ruin" the entire AI industry if up to 7 million claimants end up joining the litigation and forcing a settlement. Last week, Anthropic petitioned to appeal the class certification, urging the court to weigh questions that the district court judge, William Alsup, seemingly did not. Alsup allegedly failed to conduct a "rigorous analysis" of the potential class and instead based his judgment on his "50 years" of experience, Anthropic said. If the appeals court denies the petition, Anthropic argued, the emerging company may be doomed. As Anthropic argued, it now "faces hundreds of billions of dollars in potential damages liability at trial in four months" based on a class certification rushed at "warp speed" that involves "up to seven million potential claimants, whose works span a century of publishing history," each possibly triggering a $150,000 fine.

US President Donald Trump's administration is revising past editions of the nation's premier climate report -- its latest move to undermine the scientific consensus on human-caused global warming.

Realtors are starting to use AI-generated images of houses that don't exist to sell expensive properties, inciting anger.

How the right-wing network PragerU could fill the void left by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting’s defunding.

NIH officials called immigration authorities after scrutinizing the patient’s identification presented to security at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center.

A software engineer who goes by Desimulate on X recently posted a five-second clip of AI-generated pixel art that went viral. Think your favorite Instagram pixel artist recreating Daggerfall with wild parallax scrolling effects. It was such a hit on Elon Musk’s Grok-infested social media platform that Desimulate decided to try and actually make the game the five-second clip would be from. But he’s not using AI to do it. Why? “Well, right now, the tools aren’t really good enough.”