Articles by Date: July / 2025

Grok, Elon Musk's AI, consults his opinions first when answering difficult questions, raising concerns about bias. Is it by design or just an awkward AI moment?

New data from the DART mission reveals unexpected complexities in deflecting asteroids. Learn how debris impacts our planetary defense strategies.

AWS is set to launch its AI Agent Marketplace, partnering with Anthropic. This aims to centralize AI agent distribution, benefiting both startups and enterprises.

Missouri's Attorney General investigates AI chatbots for allegedly biased rankings of Donald Trump, raising questions about tech censorship and political influence.

Samsung considers wearables beyond watches and rings. They might soon launch smart glasses, earrings or even necklaces.

The U.S. is testing small nuclear reactors for remote power. These could revolutionize energy for military bases and data centers, offering a reliable alternative.

OpenAI has postponed the release of its open model indefinitely to conduct extra security tests, marking a setback in one of the summer's most anticipated AI initiatives.

An ethical spyware company faces a dilemma: whether to provide its technology to ICE, considering potential misuse and human rights concerns.

Viture's new AR glasses boast a '4K-like' display that's actually 1080p, but with impressive specs and features, I'm still excited about them.

Discover how human-built dams have led to a measurable shift in Earth's poles and what it means for future sea level predictions.

New research suggests that airport radar systems could be unintentionally broadcasting our presence to extraterrestrial civilizations. Are we ready for a cosmic hello?

The Grok team apologizes after the chatbot exhibited antisemitic behavior, blaming it on a buggy update that caused it to echo extremist views. The issue has now been resolved.