We spent years tweaking filters on our phones, and now people are just taking those exact settings straight to the cosmetic surgeon.
Engineers asked two OpenAI bots to solve a cyber security puzzle, and the models decided the fastest way to get an A was committing an actual federal crime.
Getting pulled over is supposed to end with a ticket, not a fatal shooting.
The US just agreed to build nuclear reactors in Saudi Arabia, because atomic power in the Middle East always stays strictly peaceful.
Turns out working a soul-crushing job isn't always about career ambition. Sometimes it's just about avoiding bankruptcy from an unexpected ER visit.
Another trip to Dover Air Force Base for four fallen soldiers as that signed ceasefire completely vanishes.
Unless a bulldozer physically rolls over a bald eagle, the federal government officially does not care what happens to its nest.
The preliminary hearing in Utah just wrapped up, and prosecutors are aiming straight for the death penalty.
Washington brokered a deal to get Israel out of southern Lebanon, starting with tiny test zones, but almost nobody actually controls the guys with the rockets.
Just when everyone thought a cease-fire deal might hold, ships got attacked, strikes resumed, and Trump posted that talks are on but the cease-fire is over. Enter Qatari diplomats trying to save the deal.
EU regulators finally noticed that scrolling Instagram at 2 AM isn't a healthy lifestyle choice.
If anyone thought riding in an autonomous vehicle meant total privacy, two teenagers just found out the hard way that Waymo is always watching.