Immigrants and visitors would get same levels of scrutiny as suspected terrorists, spies.
Brood X made itself known in a way that could change how we monitor insect populations.
Pilot plant in Nevada uses tech from fracking to generate power in arid landscape.
Cars deemed unfixable in North America are resurrected in Eastern Europe.
Folks with hereditary high cholesterol would be able avoid lifelong medication.
One programmer used AI to apply for 5,000 jobs.
Ban came after owner's research showed growing influence of far-right accounts.
The government says it will protect kids online; critics say it's a threat to privacy.
There's no way to opt out, leading artists to believe Meta's system is badly broken.
Mining in space might be less environmentally harmful than mining asteroids on Earth.
A documentary shows how easy it is to bypass Amazon's buying and selling safeguards.
This troubling ability could be used by scammers or to target ads.
Climate change is robbing some hydro dams of water while oversupplying others.
Flooded with old videos and video game footage, X is a bad place to stay informed.
Scientists search for solutions as Amazon plans to launch 3,200 satellites.
Somehow, advanced Triada malware was added to devices before reaching resellers.
Last month was so hot, scientists are struggling to find words for it.
Adding fake watermarks to real images, evading current watermarking methods is not hard.
Scientists are learning more about “sesquiterpenes," vapors made from trees.
This hurricane season shows how machine-learning algorithms can improve weather forecasts.
With viral spillovers happening more frequently, containment is a fragile shield.
Columbus may not have brought syphilis back to the Old World after all.
With no audio or video, a handful of activists try to ensure world knows what's happening.
Ponds, rivers, and lakes all over are getting hit by blooms of blue-green algae.
Russia’s cyberattacks against civilian infrastructure in Ukraine may be the first case.
If your company operates in China, it must reveal all hackable bugs to government.
Semaglutide reduces heart failure symptoms by bringing down body weight.
Safety groups remain concerned about child sexual abuse material scanning and user reporting.
AI makes it cheap and easy to create propaganda at scale.
New brain-computer interfaces are faster than existing solutions.
AI can be very easily harnessed to produce and disseminate misinformation.
We're now researching better defenses to US health care's digital infrastructure.
The scams are often disguised as promotions, and they can all be linked to one network.
Background Task Manager can potentially miss malicious software on your machine.
Automation means drug discovery process is less "artisanal" and more streamlined.
ProMED, which broke news of COVID, SARS, and MERS, is short on cash and in turmoil.