A Waymo self-driving car hit a bicyclist in San Francisco, raising safety questions regarding autonomous vehicles.

MIT scientists, with the Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology, have created a microfluidic device to improve the safety of cell therapy treatments by removing tumorigenic cells.

Meta will start labeling AI-generated images on its platforms to alert users to their synthetic origin, with plans to extend standards to video and audio.

Boston University's CTE Center study shows a link between CTE pathology and cognitive/behavioral symptoms, moving closer to diagnosing CTE in the living.

The death of an infant decapitated during childbirth at Southern Regional Medical Center has been ruled a homicide by the Clayton County Medical Examiner.

University of Minnesota researchers developed a new method to differentiate between drought and oak wilt effects in forests, using remote sensing and physiological measurements for early detection.

Researchers at MIT and the University of Texas have found new ways to control magnetic waves with terahertz light, potentially advancing quantum computing.

MIT experts applied Weyl's law to improve machine learning efficiency, cutting down on the training data needed for AI systems, as presented at a December 2023 conference.

The Oversight Board allowed an edited Biden video on Facebook but urged Meta to revise its manipulated media policy, which it found incoherent and too focused on content creation rather than preventing harm.

Microchip Technology Inc. announces pay cuts and factory shutdowns due to a challenging economic climate, as per CEO Ganesh Moorthy during an earnings call.

Detroit police are searching for Brianna Blow, missing since February 1. Blow is described as 5'3", 175 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. She wore a pink jacket, black shirt, and pants. Tips can be reported to (313) 596-5940.

A study at Massachusetts General Hospital uses Neuropixels probes to advance understanding of the brain's speech production, with implications for treating language disorders.

A study by MIT researchers revealed that doctors have more difficulty diagnosing diseases on darker skin, underscoring the need for better training and potential AI assistance.