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1. Everyone Wants a Piece of Xreal’s AR Glasses

   Acer is the latest company to take a swipe at Xreal and its increasingly popular AR glasses.

2. Thin but Unhealthy: Plenty of People With Normal BMI Are Clinically Obese, Study Finds

   A large majority of Americans are walking around with too much body fat, nationally representative data suggests.

3. Researchers Confirm Oldest Cave Art in Britain a Century After It Was Dismissed as a Mineral Deposit

   New research places a once-dismissed, and weirdly modern, piece of rock art back into the ‘Stone Age’ canon.

4. Today’s Worst Idea Is Letting Zack Snyder Remake ‘Escape From New York’

   Hollywood has been threatening to remake the John Carpenter-Kurt Russell dystopian classic for years now, but this one might actually happen.

5. Sam Altman Sued by Florida AG Over Alleged Exploitation of ChatGPT Users for Profit

   ChatGPT's dangers "outweigh any benefit" and its multibillion dollar valuation "has not been earned," the attorney general claims.

6. Can Our Model of the Cosmos Work Without Dark Energy? New Research Says It Can

   There’s a way to make the math work without a hypothetical form of energy, a new study argues.

7. Sony WH-1000XX vs. AirPods Max 2: Which ANC Headphones Win?

   We put two of the most eye-wateringly expensive wireless headphones money can buy head-to-head for this standoff.

8. Price of Bitcoin Drops as Michael Saylor’s Strategy Sells Off Some of Its Stash

   For years, Saylor's company has had one strategy: buy bitcoin and don't sell it.

9. ‘Gold Standard’ for Mental Health Diagnosis May Leave Patients Miscategorized, Study Finds

   A new meta-analysis of 57 psychological studies found that essentially identical patient interviews can lead to different diagnoses for the same exact patient.

10. The Success of ‘Backrooms’ and ‘Obsession’ Might Be a Historic Moment in Film History

    The horror films, both from filmmakers with origins on YouTube, could mark the start of a new era.