The 2026 Tesla Model Y Performance officially supports vehicle-to-load (V2L), which is sometimes called bidirectional charging. Using an adapter that’s sold separately, owners can export energy from ...

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For the better part of a year, Tesla has been promising “more affordable models” to replace the cancelled “Model 2.” The new models were supposed to go into production in the next 2 days, but it sure ...

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The 2025 Tesla Model Y is surprisingly affordable despite recent redesign. The Model Y Juniper RWD is its most affordable trim. Its new pricing could be an effort to attract American car buyers after ...

This guest post by James Barnes is a counterpoint article to In Defense of Psychoanalytic Diagnosis by Mark L. Ruffalo. The "relational" approach—whether in its original form in relational ...

Human skills — our ability to build trust, intuit emotions and form deep interpersonal bonds — are among the most-in-demand competencies precisely because AI cannot replicate them. Credit: Allison ...

Mental health professionals encounter clients navigating profound challenges, yet few are as complex and multifaceted as those faced by betrayed partners. Betrayed partners represent a specialized ...

A Tesla executive has announced that the automaker plans to update its Model S and Model X vehicle programs later this year. In 2021, Tesla introduced updated versions of the Model S and Model X, its ...

With the Tesla Model Y holding its ground as one of the world’s top-selling vehicles across all powertrains, the 2026 update has understandably become one of the most anticipated launches of the year.

AI researchers at Stanford and the University of Washington were able to train an AI “reasoning” model for under $50 in cloud compute credits, according to a new research paper released last Friday.