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The unprecedented regulations will tackle air pollution and carbon emissions at the same time.
Respawn's pair of Star Wars games succeed thanks to an engaging cast and good vibes all around.
The record-breaking snowpack is melting with higher spring temperatures after a super-wet winter.
Webb Telescope observations reveal water vapor near a distant exoplanet—but could the signal actually be coming from the star?
In the summer 2023 movie preview, there's Marvel, DC, Indiana Jones, Transformers, Spider-Man, and so much more.
As the Disney+ series ramps up its Emmy campaign, the showrunner announced he'll be releasing all of season one's production scripts.
Apple’s new Savings account opened in mid-April with a 4.15% yield, and it's already drawn 240,000 new accounts from among 2 billion iPhone users.
In the press conference announcing the new tactic to fight carjackings, NYC Mayor Eric Adams also endorsed using AirTags to stalk your kids.
This io9 exclusive from the upcoming digital release shows a between-the-wires look at how the actors were flung around on set.
Company CEO Elon Musk said the 394-foot-tall rocket took 40 seconds to respond to the self-destruct command—an interminable amount of time for a safety feature.
Feast your eyes on these 55 new releases—is it summer reading season yet, or what?
A new report found 49 different websites secretly using AI to churn out low-quality posts and rake in advertising revenue.
What's better than a Star Wars slug? A queer Star Wars slug, of course.
NASA’s Artemis program to return humans to the lunar surface is moving at a snail’s pace. Here’s why.
A 256GB version of the Asus ROG Ally will be just $70 more expensive than a similar Steam Deck.
We’ll also be watching the launch of NASA’s hurricane-sniffing TROPICS satellites.
And get a look at Willem Dafoe and Emma Stone in Yorgos Lanthimos’ new Frankenstein-inspired sci-fi movie.
Akash Nigam, CEO of Genies, says he’s already seen work accelerate with the help of ChatGPT, despite his workforce only using the AI for a month.
Prominent AI researcher Geoffrey Hinton quit his job at Google and is now saying ‘bad actors’ will use generative AI for ‘bad things.’
