Why don't Miami media try to reach out more to former Dolphins players? I remember when you could read private interviews with a player between a media member and loved that. There's a lot of interest ...

Robots took over the floor at the biggest technology show of the year: I watched a towering humanoid robot march forward, spin its head and wave at an excited crowd. Then I almost bumped into a ...

Steve Ross usually has a cheesy grin on his face. It’s the kind of smile most of us would have adorned on our mug if Forbes estimated our net worth to be $17 billion. Problem is, money can’t buy ...

Fears over a growing AI bubble that could wipe out the entire economy if it were to burst continue to mount. For many months now, investors and even tech leaders have openly been discussing the ...

The Miami Dolphins announced a series of roster moves Saturday that ends the season for three players and brings up several other players from the practice squad for Sunday’s game against the Tampa ...

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Dolphins 24, Steelers 23: "Miami breaks through against a good team, on the road, in the cold, on national television. This is not your Grandad’s Steelers D. Look for Miami to attack their former ...

In a small room in San Diego last week, a man in a black leather jacket explained to me how to save the world from destruction by AI. Max Tegmark, a notable figure in the AI-safety movement, believes ...

NORTH MYRTLE BEACH — Two dolphins were found dead on opposite ends of the South Carolina coast last week, but experts said the incidents should not raise alarms. The Lowcountry Marine Mammal Network ...

"You could put your head in the sand or you can embrace it." “The reality is, the world’s not going to stop and AI is coming, so you have a choice, you could put your head in the sand or you can ...

A rare pink dolphin has been spotted swimming in Louisiana's brackish wasters within the Gulf Coast since 2007. The animal, nicknamed "Pinky," is believed to be a bottlenose dolphin with albinism, ...