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Waymo is forced to pick up far away from the gate, especially when the AirTrain station in your terminal is closed. I describe the issues of an SFO Waymo ride f

Gemini stock is down 82% from its public debut six months ago as the company reported widening losses and major business changes, prompting a lawsuit from share

The latest iPhone update is a first-of-a-kind. It’s a Background Security Improvements update which is quickly installed — or removed. Should you install it?

LEGO SMART Play is weird, silly, and daft, both as a concept, and with its ultimate execution, but needs to grow from its initial ideas.

The delivery giant's new Tasks app pays couriers to film everyday activities and record speech samples, positioning DoorDash as a data infrastructure provider,

Anthropic’s new Cowork Dispatch update lets users kick off and monitor desktop tasks from a phone, pushing Claude closer to an operating layer for daily work.

As AI shifts from retrieving fixed content to generating it on demand, the shared internet is fracturing into billions of individual experiences. The business m

For the 12th annual Forbes Next Billion-Dollar Startups list, we’re on the hunt for 25 fast-growing companies most likely to become unicorns — and thrive well b

Real estate is shifting to low-carbon design as developers integrate energy efficiency, ESG and community planning to build resilient, future-ready cities globa

Generative AI, intelligent agents, and frontier models are giving rise to a new category of software that I believe will redefine how work gets done. For decade

While Meta comes under fire for concerns about data privacy and facial recognition, independent players like Even Realities and Mentra offer an alternative.

After testifying before the Senate, one healthcare AI insider argues the real challenge isn't the technology — it's everything around it.

Private AI models will outperform public AI models. Learn why enterprise AI, private LLMs, and proprietary data will drive most AI revenue.

What began as a regional conflict is now pressuring global systems, revealing critical gaps in how governments defend infrastructure and data.

A well-known privacy warning hoax lives on within social media platforms. It's eerily similar to reasons climate change conspiracy theories linger.

Meta is paying creators to post on Facebook, but reactions show skepticism around reach, earnings and whether the platform can truly win them back.

Why are humans increasingly performing tasks better conducted by a machine, and all opportunity for human insight, intuition and empathy being stripped from the

Écoute Audio’s TH1 wireless headphones use of a genuine triode vacuum tube in the preamplifier stage, making them unique and something of a curiosity.

As geopolitical shocks expose fossil fuel risks, electrification is offering a more secure, efficient and economically resilient energy system.

Huawei-backed Yuanjie Semiconductor Technology makes photonic chips used in optical interconnects in AI data centers.

In a 40-page court filing, the U.S. government argued Anthropic’s refusal to permit “all lawful uses” of Claude made the company too risky for national security

OpenAI changed ChatGPT so that it is less preachy and less likely to refuse to answer certain questions. Sounds good. Too much leeway could be bad. An AI Inside

This article explains why project scoping, architecture, testing, and human oversight remain essential, even as AI changes how software gets built.

After a cyberattack wiped 200,000 Stryker devices with no malware involved, CISA is urging US organizations to lock down their endpoint management systems.