Science & Technology

Mathematician Will Sawin discusses his experience reviewing and refining a mathematical proof devised by OpenAI's internal model—and what that could mean for mathematics.

The current love for horror movies isn't stopping with 'Obsession'—A24's 'Backrooms' is starting out as a hit in its own right.

It’s hard to be too cynical about improved sleep and health tracking at a sub-$100 price point.

Dimon and Armstrong sit on opposite camps in the CLARITY Act debate, representing the banking and crypto industries, respectively

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Nvidia imagines laptops with the N1 and N1X chips are your gateway to at-home AI.

Intel's handheld slate just keeps getting bigger... and more expensive.

Decade-old AM4 motherboards now seem even more appealing if you can’t afford to upgrade.

It’s curved, supports 5K, uses "RGB Stripe Tandem OLED," and, and, and...

The new XPS 13 may ultimately prove we could have had good, cheap PCs all along.

The billionaire people still think is good has reportedly gone no contact with the one they've finally figured out is bad.

Look forward to the tech giant's long-rumored wearables to be recording you without your knowledge or consent some time later next year.

Can't talk about Spielberg's sci-fi movies without 'E.T.,' and Max Evry's next book tells the story of how the classic film was born.

It's out with the '2,' in with the squares when 'A Minecraft Movie Squared comes out July 2027.

Danny Boyle hopes everything goes his way so he and the '28 Years Later' team can complete their planned zombie trilogy.

May was stuffed with premium and expensive tech. We got everything from luxury Sony wireless headphones to pricey gaming laptops to futuristic XR smart glasses.

"The Claude one" has overtaken "the ChatGPT one."

Location is becoming a real obstacle, rather than a symbolic one, for users of prediction markets.

Over 60 years after Alfred Hitchcock's highly-regarded horror film, 'The Birds' will find new life as a limited TV series.

The AI training company proposes a simple trade deal: you get a tidy house, they get a bunch of data.