Pentagon’s Testosterone Screening Program—What Soldiers And Families Need To Know

The Pentagon’s new testosterone screening policy will test troops over 30. A doctor explains what the research shows about risks, benefits, and who qualifies for therapy.

Angry Miao Battleye 75HE R2 Keyboard Made With Aluminum And Carbon Fiber

The designers of the Battleye 75HE R2 keyboard have tried to produce a product that tackles a gaming keyboard conundrum by balancing size and performance.

Reading The Tea Leaves On AI

Experts predict AI will boost prosperity, human potential, and disruption, while uncertainty and skepticism persist worldwide.

7 Stargazing Accessories You Need This Summer — And When To Use Them

From stargazing tents and meteor-watching camp chairs to solar eclipse glasses to smart telescopes, here’s the gear worth packing for trips to dark skies this summer.

Would You Pay $225,000 To See A Rare Totally Eclipsed Sunset?

On Aug. 12, the Earth, moon and sun will precisely align to create a total solar eclipse just before sunset across Spain. here are some luxury options to book.

Reinforcement Learning With Metacognitive Feedback Is Offered As A Next-Gen Way To Shape AI LLMs

New method to tune LLMs is RLMF, reinforcement learning with metacognitive feedback. It is akin to RLAIF and somewhat like RLHF. An AI Insider analysis and scoop.

Astronauts Marooned On Moon Could Be Abandoned Under Current NASA Plan

NASA’s masterplan for upcoming lunar landings has a massive flaw that could prove fatal to the U.S. astronauts set to touch down on the Moon in 2028, say NASA inspectors.

Open Weight Models Are Turning Inference Into A Control Point

Fireworks, Baseten and Together AI raised $3.8B in four weeks. The funding proves inference is a control point, not that enterprise AI budgets have moved off frontier models.

Thunderstorms To The Rescue: Clearing The Air At The World Cup Final

A weather front has dramatically cleared the air surrounding New York New Jersey Stadium, reducing the Air Quality Index from “unhealthy” to “moderate”.

Ted Koppel’s Wife, Grace Anne, Talks About Life With COPD

Grace Anne Dorney Koppel, wife of Ted, the longtime anchor of ABC News’ Nightline, has been bringing more awareness to COPD, which she was diagnosed with in 2001.