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OJ Simpson's family has one answer for those who want to study the freshly-dead footballer and accused killer's brain for injuries: "Hard no." In an interview with the New York Post, Malcolm LaVergne, Simpson's longtime attorney and estate executor, said that following the infamous running back's death from cancer last week, he's fielded requests to study […]

As AI seems to grow more powerful every day, one of the main people invested in making it smarter is saying that soon, it might be self-sustaining. In a podcast interview with the New York Times' Ezra Klein, Dario Amodie, the CEO of the AI firm Anthropic, discussed "responsible scaling" of the technology — and how […]

Lock It Getting laid off is bad enough, but finding out that you've been sacked by being denied entry to the building where you work is another thing entirely. According to multiple former and current Tesla workers who spoke to Business Insider, there were some people who recieve individual emails that accompanied a company-wide email […]

Official Probes Last month's deadly bridge collision in Baltimore has, apparently, gotten the attention of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. As two sources with information about the matter told ABC News, the bureau has opened a criminal investigation into the crash, which occurred when the Singapore-based Dali cargo ship crashing into the city's Francis Scott Key […]

AI-theist The CEO of Europe's brightest new AI firm is calling bull on the quest for so-called "artificial general intelligence" (AGI), which he says is akin to the desire to create God. In an interview with the New York Times, Arthur Mensch, the CEO of the AI firm Mistral, sounded off on his fellow AI executives […]

Anti-Panopticon Employees being inebriated on the job has long been a workplace hazard — but according to one boss, it's a non-issue. From coffee and cannabis to Adderall to Xanax, many legal drugs are, as business owner and columnist Gene Marks remarked in a new Guardian op-ed, apparently being used on the clock like never before. […]

When witnessing the sorry state of men addicted to AI girlfriends, one Miami tech exec began seeing dollar signs instead of red flags. In a blog-length post on X-formerly-Twitter,

Small Bang Scientists seem to have figured out why the Moon is made up of such weird and heavy rocks — because, as they claim, it turned itself inside out. In a press release, researchers from the University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory explained their incredible conclusion, and how they arrived at their hypothesis. […]

A new study has found a link between left-wing beliefs and higher intelligence quotient (IQ) ratings — and it offers some pretty huge suggestions about smarts and politics. As psychology researchers at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities report in their new paper, which was published in the journal Intelligence, intra-family surveys have found that within […]

Conspiracy theorists have for years now insisted that COVID-19 vaccines were the real killers — but a new study shows that there is literally no data to back that up.