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Elon Musk Claims His Terafab Will Produce Its First Chip By Mid-2027

That would require an abnormally fast timeline for any chip factory.

Zuckerberg Wants To Build A Giant Online Network Of AI Agents

Maybe he can call it the “Museverse.”

The Robot in Unitree’s New Ad Looks Ready to Commit—and Fight—Crimes

“Please use the robot safely and in a friendly manner,” Unitree says.

Anthropic’s New Agent Has No Cute Mascot, and You Probably Can’t Try It Yet

Unlike Muse and Dots, the pitch for Claude Duet is grown-up.

Ken Russell’s ‘The Devils’ Is a Towering Monument of Pure Filmmaking

Warner Bros. Clockwork’s uncensored, 4K restoration of the elusive, controversial 1971 cult horror film is the most awe-inspiring cinematic experience I’ve had all year.

Utah Wants Millions From ‘Back-Alley Gambling Den’ Kalshi for Allegedly Running Illegal Gambling Business

The state estimates the prediction market has collected up to $61.2 million in fees from illegally-placed wagers placed by users in Utah.

‘Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2’ Had One Rule: Don’t Look Like Season One

Showrunner Bartosz Sztybor says CD Projekt RED and studio TRIGGER wanted the Netflix sequel series to dial up the retro anime homage with a brutally unglamorous view of Night City.

OpenAI Wants to ‘Patch the Planet’ (With Its Own AI)

Never let a good crisis go to waste.

No Wonder We Can’t Read the Voynich Manuscript—Its Pages Are Probably Out of Order

“This means that any research that relies on the current sequence of pages needs to be revisited, since the manuscript is out of order.”

DC’s ‘Poison Ivy’ Series May Be Getting a Big ‘Penguin’ Boost

A new report says ‘Penguin’ showrunner Lauren LeFranc could sign on to produce the in-development series.