Articles by Frank Landymore
Canβt-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech
Ever sit down at an awkward family dinner and think to yourself: βYou know what this conversation needs? A device that records al...
Someone finally invented a social media site that isnβt terrible for our brains. Unfortunately thatβs because itβs populated exclusively by AI agents, with no humans allowed. Called Moltbook, th...
The neuroscientist, health guru, and controversial podcaster Andrew Huberman just revealed something that has his fans fuming but also not all that surprised.
During a nearly three-hour interview wiοΏ½...
We all know that tech companies keep tabs on everything about our online habits. But itβs another thing to actually be confronted with just how much data they have on you.
This was the experience o...
A 2,000 year old battery, or just a very interesting pot?
This is the debate thatβs been swirling over the fragments of a puzzling artifact discovered in Iraq nearly a century ago. Dubbed the βBa...
When Tesla launched its Robotaxi service last summer, it came with an embarrassing caveat. Sitting in the front of each of the vehicles were human βsafety monitorsβ who stuck out like sore thumbs ...
If you were already skeptical if not livid about Microsoftβs ongoing campaign to drown Windows 11 with useless AI features, youβre really going to hate this video.
In a 30 second clip uploaded ov...
Waymo has hit another bump in the road.
Just days after its robotaxi fleet crumbled into complete disarray because of a city power outage in San Francisco, the company was forced to suspend all rideοΏ½...
Kids grow up so fast these days: theyβre getting hooked on high-stakes gambling younger than ever.
According to new reporting from the New York Times, teenagers and young adults are blowing their f...
It may not surprise you that Time magazine has elected to highlight the AI industry in its annual βPerson of the Yearβ issue. Or should we say persons: the collective billionaire βarchitects of ...
