A recent New York Times report reveals alarming stories of individuals whose lives were tragically impacted by ChatGPT's misleading conversations, leading them into dangerous delusions and even death.
Apple's latest CarPlay updates are reminiscent of the original Android Auto, introducing Live Activities and widgets for a seamless driving experience. Is Google losing its edge in automotive tech?
Valve has released a Steam Client Beta that runs natively on Apple Silicon, eliminating the performance issues caused by Rosetta 2. Early testers report significantly faster launch times and smoother navigation, marking a major upgrade for Mac gamers.
Apple's iOS 26 introduces the revolutionary Liquid Glass design, seamlessly merging hardware and software. The upcoming iPhone 17 Air is set to showcase this stunning new interface, making it more desirable than ever!
NASA is grappling with a serious leak on the International Space Station, prompting a delay in a crew launch. As the agency investigates, concerns grow over the aging hardware and potential risks.
On June 14, thousands will protest across the nation, opposing Trump's military parade and demanding democracy over authoritarianism. This 'No Kings' movement aims to mobilize millions.
A geomagnetic storm is set to bring the stunning northern lights to 18 U.S. states this weekend. Don't miss your chance to see this rare celestial phenomenon in places you wouldn't expect!
In a surprising ruling, a federal judge has denied the release of pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, citing new immigration fraud charges. Khalil's detention raises serious questions about government motives and free speech.
The miraculous survival of Vishwashkumar Ramesh from the Air India crash has sparked fascination and sparked memories for other sole survivors who carry the weight of their past experiences.
Israeli airstrikes on Iran's nuclear facilities have caused damage but haven't eliminated the key underground centrifuges. Experts weigh in on the implications for nuclear proliferation.
