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Context-aware electrical muscle stimulation provides real-time movement assistance for unfamiliar everyday objects and actions.

Generative AI’s rapid integration is eroding truth, trust, and learning, Hruy argues. He suggests the real question now isn’t what these systems can do—but what they’re quietly unmaking.

OpenClaw, an open-source AI agent project, and Moltbook, a bot-only social network, have surged in popularity since late 2025, attracting commentary from AI leaders.

Blockchain technology is transforming agriculture and food supply chains, enhancing transparency and traceability while addressing long-standing challenges. Experts weigh in on the future of this innovative approach.

New AI method learns from relationships, not data, using knowledge graphs to overcome scarce samples, improving predictions medicine, science, and engineering with human-like contextual understanding.

Web3 enthusiasts claim that the blockchain will lead us to an age of decentralized power in finance and culture. The edgerunners and edgelords enthusing about decentralization are not the people feeling the harms of its disruption.

Four astronauts test Orion spacecraft systems during a 10-day flight around the Moon and back to Earth.

Tired of AGI leaderboard illusions? A data scientist reveals the real test: can it invent Bitcoin in 2007, teach quantum physics in Swahili, and know when to ask for help?

Taylor Lorenz argues that the rise of "robotheism" is a symptom of deeper societal issues, including loneliness, cultural conditioning, and the erosion of traditional meaning-making structures.

Rudy Rucker returns: trippy tales, real grief, and infinite dimensions. A transrealist master laughs through loss and codes joy into every weird word.