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Amazon's entry into the robotaxi market, Zoox, has just launched in Las Vegas and the driverless vehicle promises to shake up the industry with its boxy car that looks a bit like a toaster

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Zoox Robotaxis just launched and the cute, boxy cars are driving us into the future

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When Dan Gheesling's iPad went missing, he tried to track it down—and posted the results online.

Photo credit: screenshots from Dan Gheesling YouTube channel

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Former 'Big Brother' champ hunts down 'stolen' iPad using technology, charm, and instinct

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These 4 high-tech inventions are giving Mother Nature a fighting chance at a brighter future

"Industrialization is destroying the planet - technology is trying to save it."

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Jack White proudly went 50 years without a cell phone. Then his wife bought him one.

"Well y'all it's either all over for me now or just the beginning."

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How AI made the world’s most beautiful faces obsolete and hurt self-esteem

“The line between reality and fiction has been fundamentally blurred."

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Bill Gates shares the ‘safest’ age to give your child a cellphone

Sorry, kids, you're not going to like his answer.

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Jazz icon Herbie Hancock's intriguing philosophy about AI: Humans should show it kindness

"When I'm using ChatGPT or Siri on my iPhone, I always say thank you and they usually say, 'You're welcome.'"

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Tree-planting drones are firing ‘seed missiles’ into the ground. Less than a year later, they’re already 20 inches tall.

10 drones can plant 400,000 trees in a day — enough to combat climate change in real time.

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Please read this before you post another RIP on social media.

Grieving in the technology age is uncharted territory.

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MIT’s super-fast camera can capture light as it travels

It has a resolution rate of one frame per trillionth of a second.

Why you should never hit 'unsubscribe' on an illegal spam email

Whatever you do never hit unsubscribe on an illegal spam email.

The car of the future is so green, it has a garden beneath the hood

?It's giving auto manufacturers a glimpse into the future of transportation.

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After a child went missing, someone invented a wristband that helps prevent abductions

The child was found in an hour, and the incident sparked an idea.

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Zoox Robotaxis just launched and the cute, boxy cars are driving us into the future

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Bill Gates shares fascinating letter on why he's going to work a customer service job for a day

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Former 'Big Brother' champ hunts down 'stolen' iPad using technology, charm, and instinct

These 4 high-tech inventions are giving Mother Nature a fighting chance at a brighter future

"Industrialization is destroying the planet - technology is trying to save it."

How AI made the world’s most beautiful faces obsolete and hurt self-esteem

“The line between reality and fiction has been fundamentally blurred."

Humans still win: The one crucial factor that keeps A.I. from competing with the human brain

How much energy generates an idea?

Bill Gates shares the ‘safest’ age to give your child a cellphone

Sorry, kids, you're not going to like his answer.

Jazz icon Herbie Hancock's intriguing philosophy about AI: Humans should show it kindness

"When I'm using ChatGPT or Siri on my iPhone, I always say thank you and they usually say, 'You're welcome.'"

Tree-planting drones are firing ‘seed missiles’ into the ground. Less than a year later, they’re already 20 inches tall.

10 drones can plant 400,000 trees in a day — enough to combat climate change in real time.

MIT’s super-fast camera can capture light as it travels

It has a resolution rate of one frame per trillionth of a second.

Why you should never hit 'unsubscribe' on an illegal spam email

Whatever you do never hit unsubscribe on an illegal spam email.

Apple added a new green 'warning dot' to its iPhone so you'll know if you're being spied on

Look for the dot just above the signal bar.

Bernie Sanders says he'll ban police using facial recognition software

Let's put a stop to racial profiling.

The car of the future is so green, it has a garden beneath the hood

?It's giving auto manufacturers a glimpse into the future of transportation.

After a child went missing, someone invented a wristband that helps prevent abductions

The child was found in an hour, and the incident sparked an idea.

Now you can watch the Earth’s evolution thanks to this interactive site

An incredible history to behold.

You've Probably Seen An Emergency Alert On Your Phone. But Did You Notice How It Was Worded?

Here’s what happens when alerts like Hawaii's false alarm reach communities already in crisis.

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"Industrialization is destroying the planet - technology is trying to save it."

"Well y'all it's either all over for me now or just the beginning."

“The line between reality and fiction has been fundamentally blurred."

How much energy generates an idea?

Sorry, kids, you're not going to like his answer.

"When I'm using ChatGPT or Siri on my iPhone, I always say thank you and they usually say, 'You're welcome.'"

10 drones can plant 400,000 trees in a day — enough to combat climate change in real time.

Grieving in the technology age is uncharted territory.

It has a resolution rate of one frame per trillionth of a second.

Whatever you do never hit unsubscribe on an illegal spam email.

Look for the dot just above the signal bar.

Let's put a stop to racial profiling.

?It's giving auto manufacturers a glimpse into the future of transportation.

The child was found in an hour, and the incident sparked an idea.

An incredible history to behold.

Here’s what happens when alerts like Hawaii's false alarm reach communities already in crisis.

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