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The defendant will appear in court with a smartphone and headphones, and an artificial intelligence (AI) lawyer will listen to the proceedings and voice an answer into the defendant's headphones so they may repeat it aloud.

Experts are trying to figure out why it’s so far from home, and while they want to help the owl, they don’t want to interfere if it’s healthy.

Researchers at the University of Tokyo have revealed that the seemingly random movements of babies do actually have a purpose.

Trust us, what happens when you flush a commercial toilet is worse than you thought.

Pink iguanas are hard to spot even on their native island. Though they can grow to a foot-and-a-half long, they live only on the slopes of Wolf Volcano.

CEO Yuji Kawakubo says that a severe labor shortage has made it difficult to inspect and maintain the system.

The inspiration for the XRAI Glass began when one of the founders observed a family member who was hard of hearing.

Researchers hope to avoid further damage of the reef using technology to study coral reproduction, accelerate growth and buy time.

The rats are bigger than the ones that run around your garbage, but the jury is still out as to whether they are larger than New York City rats.

Warmer temperatures are making grapes mature faster, producing wine with a higher alcohol content and weaker aroma.