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Ars Technica

Authors 99

Dan Goodin
Ron Amadeo
Eric Berger
Nathan Mattise
Samuel Axon
Jennifer Ouellette
Kyle Orland
Jon Brodkin
Scott K. Johnson
Beth Mole
Sam Machkovech
Kate Cox
K. E. D. Coan
John Timmer
Jonathan M. Gitlin
Jim Salter
Andrew Cunningham
Scharon Harding
Jeff Dunn
Ars Staff
Lily Hay Newman
WIRED
Doug Johnson
Kiona N. Smith
Sujeet Indap & James Fontanella-Khan
Financial Times
Aurich Lawson
Kevin Purdy
Dhananjay Khadilkar
Diana Gitig
Sean Gallagher
Ashley Belanger
Keely Larson
Corey Gaskin
Benj Edwards
Howard Lee
Rupendra Brahambhatt
Abdullah Iqbal
Alka Tripathy-Lang
Paul Sutter
Aaron Zimmerman
Max G. Levy
Wired.com
Alex Calvin
Lee Hutchinson
Jeanne Timmons
Anete Lusina
The Conversation
Jeremy Reimer
Haomiao Huang
Sophia Chen
Chuong Nguyen
SAIMA SIDIK
Cameron Kaiser
Alessandro Fillari
Vincent Pureza
Kenna Hughes-Castleberry
Sasha Luccioni
Roberto Baldwin
Knowable Magazine
Elizabeth Rayne
Sarah Leboeuf
Sharon Feldman
Stephen Clark
Tim Stevens
Matthew Smith
Leon Kay
Andrew Hudson
Bradley Iger
Timothy B. Lee
Sean Trott
Jason Marlin & Lee Hutchinson
Keerti Gopal
Inside Climate News
Jacek Krywko
Ars Contributors
Ryan Waniata
Andy Patrizio
Steven Ewing
Chris Lee
Kat Friedrich
Diane Hope
Sethuraman Panchanathan
Tony Gonzales
Ivan Paul
Ashley Balzer Vigil
Eric Bangeman
Tereza Pultarova
Theo Nicitopoulos
Jacek Krywko
Heather Jasper
Peter Nelson
Michael Teo Van Runkle
Georgina Torbet
Laura Cinti
Anna Washenko
Nate Anderson
Jacob May
Ryan Whitwam
Elle Fanning teams up with a predator in first Predator: Badlands trailer - Ars Technica
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Republican space officials criticize “mindless” NASA science cuts - Ars Technica
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Tuesday Telescope: Hera today, gone to Deimos - Ars Technica
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Controversial doc gets measles while treating unvaccinated kids—keeps working - Ars Technica
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In depth with Windows 11 Recall—and what Microsoft has (and hasn’t) fixed - Ars Technica
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Neuroscientists are racing to turn brain waves into speech - Ars Technica
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Lichens can survive almost anything, and some might survive Mars - Ars Technica
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Microsoft researchers create super‑efficient AI that uses up to 96% less energy - Ars Technica
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To regenerate a head, you first have to know where your tail is - Ars Technica
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Women rely partly on smell when choosing friends - Ars Technica
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Tariff-fueled price hikes coming to Shein, Temu next week - Ars Technica
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Rocket Report: Daytona rocket delayed again; Bahamas tells SpaceX to hold up - Ars Technica
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Cursor AI support bot invents fake policy and triggers user uproar - Ars Technica
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At monopoly trial, Zuckerberg redefined social media as texting with friends - Ars Technica
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Looking at the Universe’s dark ages from the far side of the Moon - Ars Technica
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Google adds Veo 2 video generation to Gemini app - Ars Technica
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Here’s how a satellite ended up as a ghostly apparition on Google Earth - Ars Technica
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Tuesday Telescope: Is the James Webb Space Telescope worth $10 billion? - Ars Technica
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CT scans could cause 5% of cancers, study finds; experts note uncertainty - Ars Technica
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Here’s the latest on NASA’s Lunar Gateway, a program many people want to cancel - Ars Technica
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Scientists made a stretchable lithium battery you can bend, cut, or stab - Ars Technica
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Report: Apple will take another crack at iPad multitasking in iPadOS 19 - Ars Technica
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Researchers find AI is pretty bad at debugging—but they’re working on it - Ars Technica
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Holy water brimming with cholera compels illness cluster in Europe - Ars Technica
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Chrome for Android gets edge-to-edge UI update - Ars Technica
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