The Future

2026 “is probably one of the last years where it's only humans on the red carpet,” the Black Eyed Peas member argued.

Could a permanently viral tweet from a tabloid prove to be true this year? Time will tell.

"I was overcome with emotion," Harlow said of the crisis in question.

Call him NEO the BasedBot.

Although the user came with good intentions, they were completely in the wrong subreddit.

What's the point in human connection when an incomplete imitation of you can do it for you?

People are comparing the device to the classic 'Black Mirror' episode "The Entire History of You"—and for good reason.

Alef Automotive plans to release the vehicle toward the end of 2025 with a $300K price tag.

The asteroid has a "very small chance" of hitting our planet on Valentine's Day in 2046. How romantic, some might argue, to be hit by an asteroid.

Chinese scientists claim the clones are capable of producing 18 tons of milk per year. They plan to have a herd of 1,000 super cows by 2026.

In a surprising turn of events, San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors voted on Tuesday to “explicitly ban the use of robots in such fashion for now," per the AP.

New York governor Kathy Hochul said all vehicles bought in the state must be zero-emissions by 2035, one month after California made the same declaration.

California is expected to ban the selling of new gasoline-powered vehicles by 2035 after an Air Resources Board vote on the measure this week.

Bill Gates doesn't sound all that impressed with NFTs or the crypto space, joking in a new interview about the impact of "expensive digital images of monkeys."

A paralyzed man with ALS has learned to communicate sentences through a microchip implant. Among his first requests? Beer, a Tool album, and time with his son.

This week, the late Virgil Abloh's legacy is being celebrated with an immersive runway experience from the brand as part of Paris Fashion Week.

Ye starts the talk by sharing his own parental backstory and discussing how “the system has been separating families in every way that they can for years.”