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The European Parliament has voted to extend legislation allowing tech companies to voluntarily scan users’ private messages for child sexual…

On June 30, the US Food and Drug Administration authorized 20 ZYN nicotine pouch products to carry a specific “modified…

Xprize Foundation founder Peter Diamandis has joined a growing list of tech executives who think that global surveillance is a…

On June 11, Kalshi released a buzzy ad featuring noted New York Knicks fan Timothée Chalamet. It was a zeitgeist-capturing…

Earlier this month, five current Amazon employees publicly urged Seattle City Council to regulate data centers. It was an unprecedented…

At Google’s I/O developer conference this week, we had the opportunity for a brief hands-on with its upcoming AI-powered glasses…

Earbud-based translators are the next game changer. These are over-ear devices that come in a pair—one for you, one for…

For decades, a diabetes diagnosis has relied largely on measuring blood sugar and seeing whether it crosses a clinical threshold.…

With his deep brown eyes, wide grin, and almost comically chiseled body, Jae Young Joon is the platonic ideal of…

It’s difficult to find much information about Daniel Micay online. Google him and you’ll turn up an impersonal X account…

Let’s use our car again, but this time we’ll get real numbers from the accelerometer in our smartphone. Say we…

Brands are rethinking the traditional social media playbook, trading reach for credibility as they look to crack Reddit.The shift comes…

The ICE raids in Chicago that have terrorized immigrant neighborhoods like Ava and Sam’s have been both highly performative and…

On Saturday afternoon, Austin Tucker Martin, a 21-year-old golf course groundskeeper and illustrator, left his home in North Carolina and…

AI chatbots are getting better at answering questions, summarizing documents, and solving mathematical equations, but they still largely behave like…

As age-verification laws continue to dismantle the adult industry—and determine the future of free speech on the internet—a Utah lawmaker…