You’ll often hear plastic pollution referred to as a problem. But the reality is that it’s multiple problems. Depending on the properties we need, we form plastics out of different polymers, each of which is held together by a distinct type of chemical bond. So the method we use to break down one type of

This week, tech content creators began to suspect that AI was making it harder to share some of the most highly sought-after tech tutorials on YouTube, but now YouTube is denying that odd removals were due to automation. Creators grew alarmed when educational videos that YouTube had allowed for years were suddenly being bizarrely flagged

Maybe a client hears about them in the comment section of the Facebook group “Medical Exemption Accepted,” or on the r/unvaccinated forum on Reddit. Maybe it’s through an interview posted on the video-sharing platform Rumble. Or maybe it’s the targeted advertisements on Google: “We do medical exemptions.” Cassandra Clerkin, a mother in upstate New York,

It’s a regrettable reality that there is never enough time to cover all the interesting scientific stories we come across each month. In the past, we’ve featured year-end roundups of cool science stories we (almost) missed. This year, we’re experimenting with a monthly collection. October’s list includes the microstructural differences between regular and gluten-free spaghetti,

OpenAI has unveiled Aardvark, a GPT-5-powered autonomous agent designed to act like a human security researcher capable of scanning, understanding, and patching code with the reasoning skills of a professional vulnerability analyst. Announced on Thursday and currently available in private beta, Aardvark is being positioned as a major leap toward AI-driven software security. Unlike conventional

Just as a proposal to return JavaFX to the Java Development Kit has drawn interest in the OpenJDK community, Oracle too says it wants to make the Java-based rich client application more approachable within the JDK. JavaFX was removed from the JDK with Java 11 more than seven years ago. An October 29 post by

When you really stop and think about it, a new Android version is kinda like a cake: It’s filled with all sorts of different layers, textures, and toppings — and when it’s especially well-made, you find yourself encountering pleasant new nuances with every next bite. Plus, you can really only digest a certain amount in

Recent advances in technology and artificial intelligence have brought into popular conversation a term that until recently was reserved for mathematical contexts, a term that most people only remembered, if at all, from a few math classes in high school. Algorithms govern our virtual lives, and this has earned them a bad reputation, linked to

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Apple Intelligence? We still don’t really understand the full extent of Apple’s intentions in AI, and we’re not really going to gain a better glimpse of them until some point in 2026, promised Apple CEO Tim Cook during Thursday’s financial results call. If you follow Apple’s business news, you’ll already know Apple delivered yet another record-setting