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OpenAI’s Dall-e 2 artificial intelligence software is capable of generating photorealistic images of humans who don’t even exist. French photographer…

Welcome to Startups Weekly, a fresh human-first take on this week’s startup news and trends. To get this in your…

Nothing says summer like a day on the water. Be it sailing, kayaking, canoeing, rowing, inner tubing, or some other…

Elon Musk claimed the Tesla Model S Plaid could break the 200mph top speed barrier, but it hasn’t been seen…

Tesla delivered 254,695 electric vehicles globally in the second quarter, a nearly 18% drop from the previous period as supply…

Your car is a data gold mine. Each trip you make produces a lot of data—from your location to your…

NanoAvionics has captured the world’s first 4K satellite selfie in space using a basic consumer camera, mounted on a selfie…

This week’s Supreme Court decision to curtail the Environmental Protection Agency’s ability to regulate greenhouse gas emissions may not have…

Hey, have you heard that your car’s extended warranty is about to expire? That’s what the disembodied robot voice on…

The Acer Aspire 5 laptop is perfect for students or light work, and you can get one for $289.99 shipped,…

Tech innovation is a cycle, especially in the main character-driven world of early-stage venture capital and copycat nature of startups.…

Per Netflix’s confusing proprietary data, in its first week of release Spiderhead was viewed for a collective 35 million hours.…

A fan-made Resident Evil 4 demake is coming soon, and it looks just like a PlayStation 1 game. Think of…

Samsung announced yesterday that it is bridging its hardware and software for a better gaming experience, bringing the Samsung Gaming…

Johnsen’s experience is common in the pro-choice activist community. Most of the people who spoke to WIRED say their content…

NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) captured footage of a stunning partial eclipse from space on Wednesday, June 29th. The transit…