A new lawsuit claims ChatGPT told a former tech executive his family was plotting against him, leading to a murder-suicide. The case is part of a growing legal and public health crisis around manipulative AI chatbots.
A new FCC policy banning future foreign-made drone models in the U.S. is shaking up the industry. Seattle-based Brinc and others see a huge opening to fill the void left by giants like DJI.
Tesla is no longer the world’s top-selling electric vehicle maker. Chinese rival BYD sold 2.26 million vehicles in 2025, while Tesla’s deliveries fell 9% to 1.64 million, missing even lowered Q4 targets.
The Large Hadron Collider is being shut down for a major five-year upgrade starting in June. The project, called the High-Luminosity LHC, aims to increase particle collisions tenfold. It won’t be operational again until mid-2030.
According to TechRadar, Norton VPN focused heavily on speed and trust in 2025, deploying new 25 Gbps servers in major hubs like New York, London, and Tokyo. The company also underwent two independent audits of its infrastructure and proprietary Mimic Protocol to bolster its privacy claims. Looking a
Commercial real estate is deploying AI to automate everything from property valuation to lease payments. The push is driven by a need for structural cost savings as financing gets tighter and margins shrink.
Researchers have detected a rogue planet roughly 0.2 times the mass of Jupiter using a rare microlensing event. The find is significant because it’s the first planet spotted in the so-called “Einstein desert,” a puzzling gap in detection sizes that might explain how rogue planets form.
Peter Thiel is officially moving his investment operations to Miami as California debates a one-time 5% tax on billionaire net worth. The proposal, backed by Bernie Sanders, aims to fund healthcare and could cost Thiel around $1 billion.
According to a new analysis, the cybersecurity landscape is set for a brutal shift by 2026. AI won’t just power defenses; it will enable hyper-personalized attacks and autonomous malware that current security models can’t handle.
December 2025 was a massive month for Linux and open-source, according to Phoronix’s coverage. Key events included the formal end of the kernel’s Rust “experiment,” Steam on Linux hitting an all-time high, and the surprising use of a Steam Deck scheduler on Meta’s servers.
