Geothermal startup Zanskar took over and revived the New Mexico power plant.

The tools may be accurate, but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’ll improve health outcomes.

The compounds have exploded in popularity, but big questions about safety and effectiveness are still unresolved.

This research details how Civitai lets users buy and sell tools to fine-tune deepfakes the company says are banned.

The sex reversal technique could be used to help rescue endangered species, say the researchers behind the work.

Kris DeVault’s toddler has a rare genetic disease. He’s desperate to try an experimental drug, even though it has not been through clinical trials.

A company called Global Laser Enrichment wants to use laser technology to revive thousands of cylinders of uranium-containing waste—essentially treating old nuclear leftovers as an aboveground mine.

Roman Chiporukha is turning from earthbound luxury travel to an exclusive new frontier.

The models responsible for last month’s agent hack of Hugging Face had been inadvertently trained to cheat and to communicate with each other, according to an OpenAI technical report.

Monitoring apps promise to keep young people safer online, but looking in on kids’ phones can backfire. Online safety experts say there’s a better way.

Reflect Orbital’s giant beams will shine as bright as 10,000 full moons and scatter light over tens of kilometers.

No matter how fundamental an AI is to a discovery, when it comes to winning rights to an invention, it’s humans—and only humans—who can take the credit.

China is installing wind turbines faster than any other country. One of the leading turbine manufacturers there, Envision Energy, has now begun exporting its technology overseas. The company recently launched an effort to supply power to AI data centers in arid regions across the world.

Trevor Wischnewsky is making sure that the sky stays organized as we enter the age of food delivery by drone.

AI models can refuse dangerous requests, but who decides what qualifies?

New research suggests GLP-1 drugs may slow biological aging. It’s the latest in a raft of potential benefits associated with these drugs. But there are also some weird side effects.

Brimstone is making strides on two industrial problems, reducing the emissions from cement and providing a way to produce more critical minerals within the US.

Discussions of the life stage are often clouded by misinformation.

Casey Harrell, paralyzed by ALS, has logged over 3,800 hours using a brain-computer interface at home — far beyond what any previous user has achieved — communicating with 99% accuracy across a 125,000-word vocabulary.

AI companies’ insistence that their technology is making breakthroughs, not just aiding scientists, is making real progress harder to recognize.