Science & Technology

Meta’s CEO is trying to buy his way to the front of the AI race, poaching top talent and eyeing startups. But can money replace innovation?

In a 30-minute video, Tesla claims a Model Y drove itself from the factory to a customer’s home. But online, not everyone is convinced.

Warner Bros. had two decades worth of chances to bring 'Akira' to the big screen, now it's everyone else's turn.

The small town of Plympton, Massachusetts, took the bold step of making everyone pay for what they toss.

The Amazon founder tied the knot while locals protested, critics raged, and the canals nearly filled with inflatable crocodiles.

Is demand for VR headsets really that high? Or did Meta just launch the perfect scalper bait?

A new 30-minute video shows a Model Y driving itself from the factory to a customer’s home.

Stone Age Europeans sported animal teeth as accessories, but how did they extract the materials to make them?

A Switch 2 is cheaper, but a handheld like the Legion Go S with SteamOS offers ease of use and PC-like versatility.

Enjoy the Austrian Grand Prix live on a free channel with this foolproof trick, no matter where you are.

The freshly minted telescope discovered 2,000 previously unknown asteroids in just 10 hours. Weirdly, NASA doesn’t seem to care.

Director Gareth Edwards spoke to io9 about getting a very unique note from the studio.

It's time for DC Studios' new Man of Steel to restart not just the film universe but entertainment and attractions too.

KiKi Layne, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Marwan Kenzari, and Henry Golding talk about the Netflix action fantasy film, arriving July 2 on Netflix.

io9 spoke with DC Studios president James Gunn about his much-anticipated new film, out July 11.

The billionaire seemed unprepared to answer the question.

The 'Jurassic World Rebirth' filmmaker has some lingering feelings about the 'Star Wars' entry that spawned 'Andor.'

The U.S. president now says he made crypto great again, just as his family stands to benefit from a booming digital empire.

Turns out the investment paid off.

After what's felt like a lifetime of back-and-forths about script deliveries, director Matt Reeves has decided to offer proof of life for his Bat-sequel.