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Ford's affordable electric truck now has a name: the Fathom, priced at $29,945 with a 300-mile range and deliveries starting sometime in 2027.

This pocket-sized AI translator runs on Google's Gemma model without relying on the cloud. It's a glimpse at how AI could become more private, portable, and practical.

I started talking to ChatGPT out of curiosity. Now my keyboard gets more breaks than I do.

AI-generated slop books are already a headache for the publishing world and readers. Now, boomers are gifting personalized AI-written story books to young kids.

From an A24 dark comedy to a Studio Ghibli classic, these three underseen HBO Max movies deliver strong writing and performances audiences largely missed.

Looking for something new to watch this weekend? These three hidden gems on Prime Video shows bring strong writing, real performances, and compelling stories to your screen.

LinkedIn is turning to the community to help combat its AI slop problem with a button that lets users flag AI writing.

Indian automakers Tata Motors and Mahindra beat Tesla and BYD on battery efficiency in a new global ranking, though both still lag on charging speed and range.

University of Minnesota researchers taught an underwater robot to estimate a divers breathing from exhaled bubbles, creating a contactless monitor that could eventually flag unusual respiration without pretending it can diagnose distress.

BMW's electric i4 Convertible is locking in for 2028, but the i4 nameplate is taking a short break first.

We've compiled a list of our favorite note-taking apps for iOS and Android phones and tablets to help keep your life organized and your thoughts in order.

Halo is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a gorgeous remake of Combat Evolved, and its new cinematics have reopened an old wound: I still want a proper Halo show.

Marvel dropped the first full Avengers: Doomsday trailer, confirming its December 18 release date and setting up a direct box office showdown with Dune 3.

Scammers are using adult creators names to poison trusted government and university websites, while copyright complaints are quietly pushing thousands of malicious pages out of Google.

Netflix has struck licensing deals with several major publishers to bring short-form video from popular outlets directly to its homepage.