Jordan Pearson

Propaganda from popular AI tools “could blend into online information environments on par with…existing foreign covert propaganda campaigns."

The internet is warring over Paul Verhoeven’s subversive 1997 sci-fi blockbuster, and one puzzling element explains its message: psychic powers.

Yulia Navalnaya pledged to continue her late husband’s work to unseat Vladimir Putin in videos shared across social media. X promptly suspended her.

A peer-reviewed study featured nonsensical AI images including a giant rat penis in the latest example of how generative AI has seeped into academia.

AI-generated images in a new academic paper included a rat with a gigantic penis; a peer reviewer who spoke to Motherboard said it wasn't their concern.

Marquis Jackson was handcuffed in the back of a police car when officers began firing into the car after being startled by an acorn.

The incident in San Francisco is the latest in a years-long trend of people lashing out at driverless vehicles as controversies pile up.

Motherboard found that firms linked to a16z and general partner Chris Dixon bought numerous copies of his new book promoting cryptocurrencies, which became an NYT Best Seller.

Carlson's claim that no other Western journalist has tried to interview Putin was instantly debunked by reporters and now, the Kremlin itself.

“We know almost nothing” about ancient peoples whose lands were submerged by rising seas, scientists say, and we must investigate before it's impossible.

You, too, can live in a new tech dystopia—for the low, low cost of $3,499 plus $199 for an extra battery pack.

Meta's plan to overtake the competition in AI hinges on billions of images, posts, and videos that were willingly given.