Science & Technology

If you weren’t already charmed by catfish, here’s another reason you should be.

There's renewed focus on AI hardware, increasing holdings in Nvidia and TSMC in the March quarter despite critics warning of a bubble and oversupply risks.

Recent polls have shown at least 60% of people asked—sometimes as many as 90%—have absolutely no idea what crypto is or how it works but would definitely not put their own money in it.

After Ian McKellan teased that Elijah Wood's beloved halfling could return for the new 'Lord of the Rings' movie, there's plenty questions of how—and also of when.

So far the most Meta has to show for it is a glitchy chatbot, a growing chorus of irritated users, and frustrated shareholders who would like to have something show for the billions of dollars spent on the project.

While 'Dune' and the 'Godzilla' Monsterverse would remain at Warner Bros., the talk of a deal comes after the newly merged company successfully signed 'Stranger Things' creators Matt and Ross Duffer for a new partnership.

Sometimes it's good to remember that the internet is not a real place.

"We may need to do a health check because smart people can get involved with these AI."

A recent study claims to have found new geochemical evidence of an Earth-altering comet impact at the end of the last ice age, but skeptics still aren't convinced.

The star brought the show's season-one 'Who are you?' scene to remarkable life from her own bathroom floor.

A California suit claims the app is recording private conversations and using them to train its AI.

Just because the Galaxy Buds 3 FE are cheaper doesn't mean they have to be worse.

Artist Kevin Wilson tackles the 'Star Wars' sequel trilogy: 'The Force Awakens,' 'The Last Jedi,' and 'The Rise of Skywalker.'

The woman was diagnosed with an "exceedingly rare" condition often mistaken for ectopic pregnancy.

GeForce Now's 'Install to Play' feature could make any device your main gaming machine.

A pivot to video and a recent major deal with Disney means Webtoon wants to expand its reach even further.

Not exactly what you want to hear from a company that manages the personal information of millions of people.

A number of men were arrested during the undercover police operation.

Oz Perkins follows 'The Monkey' and 'Longlegs' with another uneasy tale; it stars Tatiana Maslany and hits theaters November 14.

Beijing Enlight Media's animated sequel is a mythological epic that puts others to shame.