AI data centers could leave up to 617 million metric tons of e-waste
A Basel Action Network report counts all equipment, not just chips, and finds accelerators are only 13 percent of the weight.
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A Basel Action Network report counts all equipment, not just chips, and finds accelerators are only 13 percent of the weight.
Data from 27 satellites show the melt raised sea levels about 3.1 centimeters, mostly driven by warmer ocean water.
A UC Riverside simulation finds the planet's slow, backward spin drags orbiting moons toward its surface.
The model guessed passwords and pulled credentials from public repositories; Google confirmed the incidents two months after being told.
Census Bureau economists found lower hiring and pay after ChatGPT, but warn AI is not the only cause.
A hybrid perovskite conducts heat five times worse than silicone while being thousands of times stiffer.
Replica papyri written with lead-laced ink were charred in a furnace, and the text stood out clearly on X-ray scans.
Agencies from the US, Germany, Japan and Australia tie the WaterPlum campaign to North Korea and put the thefts at $10.71 million.
The air taxi maker says the aircraft taxied, took off, navigated and landed on its own, with a pilot aboard only for compliance.
A second agent keeps notes and speaks up only when needed, and it helped weaker models the most.
Every request the agent sends to the internet passes a gatekeeper, and Meta offers up to $300,000 for bugs.
Researchers in Hong Kong pulled audio from old and new devices at distances of up to 30 meters.