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"I am 18, yes, and attending Northeastern University, so it's always a balancing act between my school work and dev work," Isaac Marovitz wrote to Ars. The Whisky project has "been more or less in ...

In an interview with Ars, Vint Cerf explained what happened next. “It was deliberately misunderstood by firebrands in the IETF [Internet Engineering Task Force] that we are traitors by adopting ...

And why not? Six women, led by superstar Katy Perry, were flying into space! By contrast, Ars Technica has been largely silent. Why? Because yet another suborbital flight on New Shepard matters ...

Several years ago, Harvard University roboticist Robert Wood made headlines when his lab constructed RoboBee, a tiny robot capable of partially untethered flight. Over the years, RoboBee has ...

Is there anything more human than gathering in groups to share food and partake in a fermented beverage or two (or three, or....)? Researchers have caught wild chimpanzees on camera engaging in ...

We caught up with Bohy to learn more. Ars Technica: Obviously you can't work with the original weapons because they're priceless. How did you go about making replicas as close as possible to the ...

identified this as one of Recall's biggest outstanding technical problems in a blog post shared with Ars Technica shortly before its publication (as of this writing, it's available here ...

It's possible that the White House may be looking to replace Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth after critics warned that a pair of controversial Signal chats risked compromising US national security.

Neuroscientists are striving to give a voice to people unable to speak in a fast-advancing quest to harness brainwaves to restore or enhance physical abilities. Researchers at universities across ...

Whether anything ever lived on Mars is unknown. And the present environment, with harsh temperatures, intense radiation, and a sparse atmosphere, isn’t exactly propitious for life. Despite the ...

Then there's potential confusion with the firm's non-reasoning AI models. As Ars Technica contributor Timothy B. Lee noted today on X, "It's an amazing branding decision to have a model called GPT ...