Peter Grad

Add one more vulnerability to the list of side-channel attacks that have long dogged Intel CPUs.

Researchers at MIT say they have created a new material that will pave the way to faster charging batteries.

Our days of patching up or discarding torn clothing may soon be over.

ChatGPT is basking in virtually unprecedented popularity and acceptance by the tech community and general public, drawing more than 13 million users a day less than five months after its debut.

Space travel has brought us to our next-door neighbor, the moon, and to the depths of our larger solar community inhabited by giants such as Saturn and Jupiter.

Make a template based on a 1980s virtual reality game, create 25 AI characters, give them personalities and histories, equip them with memory, and throw in some ChatGPT—and what do you get?

"THEY park on the sidewalks and hide fire hydrants with their cars. They angle where they should parallel and turn normal streets into obstacle paths. They never seem to feed their parking meters, they rarely get tickets ...

It's a sure bet that Chat GPT will usher in an extraordinary new era of progress. But if you want AI to tackle tasks involving gambling, all bets are off.

Meta took a big leap forward this week with the unveiling of a model that can detect and isolate objects in an image even if it never saw them before. The technology is introduced and described in an article on the arXiv ...

Cookies. Fingerprinting. Tracking. Surveillance. Spyware. Geostalking.

Despite decades of research and tens of billions of dollars for research and treatments worldwide, the battle against cancer continues.

Global warming, pollution and diminishing resources are generating great urgency among scientists seeking solutions by expanding frontiers of exploration and developing new technologies.

To protect privacy in our homes we may build fences, grow shrubs, hang curtains and install security cameras.

A quick search of stereotypes of New Yorkers yields one characteristic that turns up most frequently: rudeness.

Six decades ago, an episode of the legendary TV series "The Twilight Zone" warned us about the risks of ticking off machines. Frustrated by a wave of modern appliances, a grumpy magazine writer in the episode "A Thing About ...