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Stanford's AI Index shows that where you live and what you do shapes whether AI feels like progress or a threat, and that gap is growing.

Microsoft's new Xbox chief privately admitted Game Pass costs too much — and the fallout could force a reckoning across the entire gaming subscription market.

A dermal protein may be quietly controlling how fast skin cells renew themselves, and its decline with age could explain more than wrinkles.

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A fossil celebrated as the oldest octopus ever found has been reclassified, and the ripple effects reach far deeper than one misidentified specimen.

Neuralink has a human patient moving a cursor with his mind — and a trail of dead animals, retracting electrodes, and broken timelines behind it.

Oobleck was supposed to be well understood. New research on dense drops suggests the familiar fluid has been keeping a secret about how it stiffens.

Péter Magyar's Tisza party has won a projected supermajority in Hungary, ending Orbán's 15-year grip and sending shockwaves through Europe's illiberal order.