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A humanoid robot has accompanied the US first lady as she arrived at the White House for the final day of a summit on education and technology.

Meta is reportedly planning sweeping layoffs as it seeks to offset rising costs tied to massive investments ​in ​artificial intelligence.

A landmark verdict has found Google and Meta liable over social media addiction, with implications for thousands of similar cases

College students have intense anxiety about starting a career. This time they have reason to worry —this is the worst spring for young degree holders since the depths of the pandemic.

A lawsuit accused tech giant Meta of allowing predators unfettered access to underage users and connecting them with victims.

NASA is ditching plans to orbit the moon, opting instead for pursuing dreams of building a base on its surface.

Over the past two years, Australia has been allowing psychiatrists to treat PTSD with MDMA and the early results have been striking.

‘The class is an amazing place because they don’t make you feel different. They demand the same from us.’

A car with warts and all has been designed to mimic a sunburn, as a new survey reveals many Australians are unaware of the dangers of being exposed to UV rays while driving. 

Ever notice how nutrition advice keeps changing? Well these three things actually come from controlled trials.

OnlyFans owner, billionaire Leonid Radvinsky, has died aged 43, the adult platform has confirmed.

In a few short years, the artificial intelligence industry has transformed places such as central Ohio, where farmland is giving way to data centres and computer chip factories.

The Albanese Government says it will prioritise data centre and AI infrastructure proposals which use clean energy, hire Australians, and don’t adversely impact communities they’re built in. 

Lawyers for Elon Musk have so far refused to comment after a San Francisco jury found him liable on claims he defrauded Twitter shareholders.

From ticket prices to in-flight dining, the popularity of weight-loss drugs could have widespread — and unexpected — consequences