A new research paper reframes the simulation hypothesis, asking whether reality could be simulated and what science can test.

In a 60 Minutes segment, Boston Dynamics provided a glimpse at how its Atlas humanoid is becoming more capable.

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High school sophomore Abigail Merchant has made it her mission to use technology to reduce flood-related deaths. The ...

The partnership with Nvidia brings Fanuc deeper into the world of physical AI, where machines are capable of making ...

Regional supply chains will be smashed, cost of living expenses will soar, local economies will be “disrupted” and precious ...