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South Carolina Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette appears distressed in a gloomy room as she undergoes a polygraph test that ends with the lie detector catching fire. Although the video clarifies that the “dramatizations” in this political ad are generated with artificial intelligence, some voters still asked her whether what they saw was real, Evette told…

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth issued a memorandum this week barring Pentagon and military personnel from placing financial wagers — specifically “including traditional betting platforms and prediction markets such as ‘Polymarket’ or ‘Kalshi’” — using non-public, government information.

A new study led by Yale School of Medicine’s Wendy Barr, MD, MPH, evaluated the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in more than 15,000 family medicine residency trainees across the U.S. and found that in October 2025, 71% of residents used AI for work in the past month.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is developing at a rapid pace and is increasingly being used by scientists to better understand climate change.

Generative AI tools and chatbots may become popular gift recommendation tools heading into the holiday season this year, according to a new survey by market research firm Gartner.

A few years ago, Mast was reading through some scientific literature when he stumbled upon research about a houseplant wired to a motorized stand. When the plant wanted more light, electrical signals flowed through the living tissues. A control board sensed the current and wheeled the plant closer to the light source.

(Bloomberg) — The world has a copper problem. The average ore quality is plummeting, more resources are being plowed into obtaining the same amount of metal and new mines take years to open because of the cost and regulatory hurdles. Yet companies need more of the commodity to power the accelerating electrical revolution. 

Cole Patterson, co-founder of Optiq Data, shared his insight into how political campaigns in California are using artificial intelligence and provided a look at early ballot numbers ahead of the November election.

Using Buying Now, Pay Later (BNPL) for Diwali, Dussehra, and Dhanteras online shopping? Are you aware of these 5 risks? | Mint

Ransomware does not start when files are encrypted. By then, an attacker may already have obtained valid credentials, entered the network, moved between systems and established a command-and-control (C2) channel.