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OpenAI May Announce New Security Model, GPT-6 Cyber, Within Days
Sam Altman and co. are scrambling to score a win for AI after a spate of autonomous cyber attacks originating from frontier labs.
Zuckerberg Is Feeling Himself, Rejects Calls for Cooperation on Safety
Meanwhile, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google race to create a mysterious safety coordination organization.
Google’s Project Suncatcher Is Sending AI Chips Into Space Next Week
The experiment is intended to advance Google’s plans to someday build AI data centers in space.
New Technique Bypasses 1,024-Bit RSA Without Factoring It
The technique still takes 1,380 CPU core-years, but that's down from the estimated 500,000 to 1 million CPU core-years it takes to factor a key.
The Final ‘Clayface’ Trailer Gets Ugly
DC's body horror origin story hits theaters in just under a month.
This Newly Discovered Sea Spider Is a Parasite With Its Own Parasites
The Salish Sea contains a rich diversity of sea spider life, recent research shows.
Don’t Believe His Lies
You think this is some cute game?
A24, Sony, or The New York Times May Soon Swallow Letterboxd
The cinephile social network is expected to sell at a valuation of $300 million, sources told the New York Times.
Tom Hiddleston ‘Never Expected’ He’d Still Be Playing Loki 15 Years After ‘Thor’
The actor returns to the Marvel Cinematic Universe to play the character in December's 'Avengers: Doomsday.'
Scientists Say Antarctica’s Lost ‘Supermountains’ May Have Fueled an Explosion of Life on Earth
Millions of years ago, continental collisions created enormous mountains in what's now Antarctica. As they eroded, Earth's life thrived from their nutrient-rich deposits.
In the Race for the Dorkiest AR Glasses, Only One Seems Built for Today
Snap Specs and Xreal Aura promise similar experiences, but let's just say you're not wearing these where anybody can see you.
New Map Reveals Where This ‘Super’ El Niño Will Hit Hardest, and It’s Not Pretty
The strongest El Niño on record will shift weather patterns across the globe, but some places will be hit harder than others.
Your Fall 2026 Anime Guide: What to Watch and Where It’s Streaming
From 'Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2' to 'Steel Ball Run,' here's a not-so-shortlist of anime worth watching in the arena of sci-fi, fantasy, and beyond this season.
AI Bubble Watch: Oracle Seeks Financial Shield From Massive Data Center Project
Can the public declare force majeure, too?
‘Illegal, Unlicensed Gambling Operation’: New York Sues Polymarket
The suit comes two months after New York sued Kalshi.
Elizabeth Holmes Is Set to Leave Prison Early
With a buzzy movie on the way and growing legion of MAHA fans, the Theranos founder could be making a comeback.
Claude Found a Mysterious CRISPR-Like System—but Anthropic Can’t Say What It’s Capable of
Anthropic said Claude AI has identified a previously unknown enzyme system that looks remarkably like CRISPR’s gene-editing Cas9. But looks can be deceiving.
The Future of ‘Doctor Who’ Is Still Uncertain, But Here’s a Great Way to Celebrate Its Past
'The Satan Pit Extended Cut,' starring David Tennant as the Tenth Doctor and Billie Piper as Rose Tyler, is coming to theaters for 'Doctor Who' Day.
Five Indianapolis Cops Charged With Misusing Flock Cameras, Including One Case of Stalking
Four of the officers have been suspended and recommended for termination.
The Surface Mouse’s Haptics Are Truly Unique, but We Need Even More Rumble
The new smaller Surface Pro and Surface Laptop are sticking with the rumbly trackpads and a bare few new features for a higher price tag.
