A Microsoft study aimed to understand the when and how of AI use. It assessed 37.5 million anonymized Copilot conversations. An influx of personal conversations may not be a good thing. For many ...

It's the go–to smart assistant for thousands of people across the UK. Now, Amazon has revealed the questions that have been asked to Alexa the most this year. The questions cover a range of trends and ...

A popular TikTok doctor, Dr. Ali Ajaz, shared 12 questions to help identify potential adult ADHD symptoms. These questions cover difficulties with focus, organization, task initiation, and impulsivity ...

The owner of British Gas has cancelled a Christmas party perk for its whole workforce while still hosting a swanky black tie do for a select few. Centrica has written to its 21,000 staff to say it ...

The results of hotly contested races in New York City, Virginia and New Jersey offer insight not only into the priorities of local citizens but also broader voter sentiment toward President Trump’s ...

When we imagine contact with extraterrestrial intelligence, we tend to picture messages: radio signals, mathematical codes, or perhaps a universal language waiting to be discovered. But what if alien ...

The Dodgers wasted no time this week setting their sights on a potential World Series three-peat for next season. Now, they embark on the winter-long process of building a roster capable of doing it.

You’re reading Open Questions, Joshua Rothman’s weekly column exploring what it means to be human. I like to talk, and, sometimes, when I find that I’m droning on and on, I rein myself in by ...

We have all at some point had a teacher, parent, boss or pastor pull us aside and say, “We need to talk.” Hearing the words is a message that we have somehow gone wrong. This past week, Pope Leo XIV ...

DEAR ABBY: I was wondering how to handle questions I get about children. My wife and I don’t have kids. For example, at a networking event in which people don’t want to lead off with what they do, ...

About a third of Americans (34%) say they almost always or often see people behaving rudely when they’re out in public. Of course, what feels rude to one person might seem perfectly fine to someone ...