Leo is not the biggest fan of claims that computers have souls.
Classic Sam!
Binance has managed to freeze around $3 billion in stolen tokens, and says all customers will be reimbursed for losses.
Redditors are sure to take this well. /s
Four officials told Reuters they are investigating a suspected hack of military base commissary freezers.
Polymarket said all customers will be reimbursed.
The world's richest man has spent $445 million on GOP candidates and causes ahead of the midterms.
The Dutch learned a Russian intelligence agency had broken into Kushner's iPhone in 2017, so they borrowed the trick and started watching for themselves.
The convicted FTX founder, who is just three years into a 25-year prison sentence, told Money Talks he hopes for a pardon, but that's an "uphill battle."
That's right: If a business uses Meta for any commercial purpose, Meta's new terms say it can do almost anything it wants with content from that business's website, like feeding it to Muse.
Fortunately, Charles Schwab CEO Rick Wurster says only a relative handful of dummies are trying to.
Both billionaires denied being responsible for the decision to partially paralyze Ukraine's military satellite network this week.
This engineering marvel / catastrophe-in-the-making will definitely come out in 2028, Tesla CEO Elon Musk promised.
A CNN report detailed widespread safety and mechanical issues, as well as hundreds of injuries, at over a dozen Six Flags parks since 2021.
Police in Cologne, Germany are investigating an alleged assault involving two teenagers and a gold-chain-wearing robot.
Connecting the drive would violate "established data privacy and information security protocols," the Los Angeles County clerk said.
Prosecutors asked a judge to keep details of the case under seal, fearing that suspected eavesdropper Abdulrahman Alfozan would flee the country.
Yandex's automated traffic fell by 94%, but that probably reflects widespread service outages rather than bot posting rates.
Don't ask any questions about that >$80 billion we dropped on the metaverse though!
Fridges and freezers at hundreds of stores reportedly surged to temperatures up to 122 degrees Fahrenheit (50 degrees Celsius).
