Jon Christian

The "Doctor Frankenstein of Teslas" is one of the only people taking completely wrecked cars and putting them back together—without Tesla's help.

Google Translate is moonlighting as a deranged oracle—and experts say it’s likely because of the spooky nature of neural networks.

The RoboCup is an annual contest to build and program teams of soccer-playing robots.

I’ll take “unauthorized access to a computer system” for $500, Alex.

People who repair Apple products say that a grayed-out speaker icon is a symptom of “loop disease,” which can affect aging iPhone 7 and 7 Plus devices.

Subscription boxes used to be the domain of cosmetics and cute clothing. Now a niche industry has sprung up around machetes and iodine tablets.

The hacker who pulled it off says it could be a preview of what it’ll look like if we start adding new capabilities to the human brain.

The quest continues to create knives out of anything.

This augmented reality game lets you say nice things or yell at plants to make them grow or die.

Researchers from Google, Facebook, IBM, MIT and Harvard have pledged not to contribute to a new journal about machine learning, citing its lack of open access.

William Gibson says his novel takes place around 2035. I’m not convinced.

A satirical show at MIT uses dark humor to confront the future of sex and romance.