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ROBOTICS
Good morning. It’s Friday. Today we’ll find out about restaurants that use robotic systems to make the dishes they serve. We’ll also get details on the settlement between former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and the two Georgia election workers he defamed.
ROBOTICS
Heading into 2025, Nvidia was facing tough questions about whether the chipmaker central to the artificial intelligence boom could sustain its astronomical market run.
ROBOTICS
The robot in the kitchen was upset.
ROBOTICS
What if a zombie apocalypse wasn’t even the scariest thing to happen to your family? Carlo Ledesma’s film takes place in the Filipino countryside, where Francis (Sid Lucero) and Iris (Beauty Gonzalez) have fled with their young sons, Lucas (Aiden Tyler Patdu) and Joshua (Marco Masa). They are looking for refuge in Francis’s isolated childhood home, which feels relatively safe from the marauding undead. This is, of course, a fairly common premise but Ledesma puts a dramatic twist on it by focusing on Francis’s unraveling. His relationship with Iris is already on the rocks when we meet them, and he crumbles further into jealousy, paranoia and violence as the pressure mounts.
SCIENCE
With hornlike facial fins and diamond-shape bodies that can stretch nearly 30 feet across, manta rays are among the strangest fish in the sea. Yet these behemoths’ most puzzling feature is a whip-like tail that can measure as long as the rest of the fish’s body.
SCIENCE
Ena Onishi, a doctoral student at Kyoto University, has spent over 600 hours watching chimpanzees urinating. She has a good reason for all that peeping, though. She is part of a team of researchers that recently discovered that the primates tend to tinkle when they see nearby chimps do the same.
SCIENCE
Parents and their children, or people who know each other well, often share some expression that is unique to them — a phrase or gesture that began by happenstance but gradually acquired a meaning that only they know.
SCIENCE
During his Inaugural Address on Monday, President Donald J. Trump again promised to launch American astronauts to Mars.
TECHNOLOGY
TikTok is not the only app owned by the Chinese internet giant ByteDance that is flickering back to life.
TECHNOLOGY
During his Inaugural Address on Monday, President Donald J. Trump again promised to launch American astronauts to Mars.
TECHNOLOGY
Many tech leaders and companies have courted President-elect Donald J. Trump in recent weeks. From Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg to Amazon’s founder Jeff Bezos, they have visited Mr. Trump at Mar-a-Lago, flattered him on X and donated to his inaugural fund.
TECHNOLOGY
TikTok is set to be blocked in the U.S. after the Supreme Court upheld a law that effectively bans the app. TikTok, a Chinese-owned social media platform, has drawn scrutiny from lawmakers for its national security risks and its ties to China. Sapna Maheshwari, a business reporter for The New York Times, examines the security concerns and the reactions to the news.
ENGINEERING
For years, as oil and gas companies increased production, they hired lots of workers, enriching communities across the United States. That is no longer true.
ENGINEERING
You may be among the millions of people who have seen a surprisingly specific warning like this on the labels of drugs you take:
ENGINEERING
A report that is intended to shape the next edition of the U.S. Dietary Guidelines has broken sharply with an emerging scientific consensus that alcohol has no health benefits.
ENGINEERING
Linde Jacobs paced back and forth across her bedroom, eyeing the open laptop on the dresser and willing the doctor to appear. Her husband was dropping off their older daughter at school. Their younger daughter was downstairs, occupied by a screen. Linde wanted to be alone when she learned whether she carried the family curse.
ART
One of the indelible images in “Pictures of Belonging,” an exhibition of work by three female artists whose careers were impeded — but not snuffed out — by the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II, is Miné Okubo’s “Wind and Dust” from 1943. In it, a family shield their faces, and each other, from a sandstorm, huddled in a tight mass of interlocking bodies. Behind them, the desert is punctuated by barracks, a landscape of depressing sameness. You get the sense that these vulnerable figures are being battered not just by the weather, but by the world itself.
ART
As the flames grew closer and closer to his home in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles and his teenage daughter pleaded with him over the phone to evacuate, Ron Rivlin decided to flee, taking three Andy Warhols with him, all that he could carry.
ART
Douglas Chrismas, a pioneering art dealer who was convicted in May on three counts of embezzling from his gallery’s bankruptcy estate, was sentenced on Monday in federal court to 24 months in prison.
ART
A celebrated artwork by the environmental artist Mary Miss will be demolished by the museum that commissioned it.