Energy hungry Big Tech turn to carbon credits to fuel data centers while remaining committed to net-zero emissions
AI now turns your handwriting into a digital font file in minutes, and the results are surprisingly usable — but your writing needs to be legible
MeatLayer is building a marketplace where AI hires humans
AI is often seen as a threat to jobs, but MeatLayer says it can also create them. The London start-up is building a marketplace where AI agents hire humans to complete real-world tasks such as deliveries, property viewings, inspections, installations, photography, and research. AI posts the task, such as hiring someone to assemble an IKEA…
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These Water Batteries Outlast Lithium And Could Eliminate Fire Risks For Good
We’ve gotten pretty good at making batteries that hold a lot of power. Unfortunately, we’ve been less good at making ones that don’t eventually corrode, catch fire, or poison the ground they end up in. A new advancement attempts to change that: a new kind of battery that runs on water and tofu brine…. Check…
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I heard two new ‘invisible’ speakers that give new meaning to the idea of a ‘wall of sound’ — and they’re good enough that I’d use them for hi-fi or home theater
In a world where speaker objets d’art exist such as the JBL L100 or B&O’s Beolab 90s, it’s always felt to me that if you’re lucky enough to own some high-end hi-fi speakers, they should be proudly on display in your home. To that end, the notion of residential ‘invisible speakers’ always seemed like a…
‘Four months’ worth of work’ — Disney Imagineering built a walking Olaf robot and imagines ‘an entire world populated with characters you know and love’
It’s been less than five months since Walt Disney Imagineering showed off what might be its most impressive robotic feat yet — a walking, talking Olaf that looks as if he popped right off the screen. “From start to real true finish for Olaf was really truly about four months’ worth of work,” said Kyle…
Your next big idea deserves its own website — Squarespace can make it happen
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a creative trying to establish yourself, or a small business owner looking to grow your customer base, one thing is for certain: Having an online presence is not optional. Potential clients, customers, and supporters are looking for you online, and your growth is dependent upon their being able to find your…
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12 Car Models Tall Drivers Should Steer Clear Of At All Costs
When it comes to car shopping, taller people have a more difficult time of it than those of average height. Car designers use all sorts of standards and measurements when making vehicles, with the goal that most people should fit into most vehicles, whether they’re quite tall or very short. Not every automobile does it…
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I tried KitchenAid’s new super-easy pasta roller, and making flavored spaghetti is my new favorite hobby
11 Amazon device deals available ahead of the Big Spring Sale — up to 55% off Fire Sticks, Echo Shows, Spots and Dots
‘I trust James Gunn’ or ‘repeating the DCEU’s mistakes’?: Booster Gold cancelation rumor leaves DC fans divided over the direction of the rebooted DCU
Last One Laughing UK season 2 returning to Prime Video is the only thing getting me through the week — but I can already guess who cracks first in episode 1
Amy Madigan’s supporting actress win was my Oscars 2026 highlight — and I’m once again recommending Weapons to everyone I meet
Weapons made history at the 2026 Oscars as Amy Madigan became just the seventh person to win an acting Oscar for a horror movie. I was jumping for joy when she won Best Supporting Actress for her iconic and chilling role as Aunt Gladys. Zach Cregger’s horror hit Weapons has a very special place in…
