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Wikipedians Believed AI Would Come and Go. They Were Wrong
In a world of AI Overviews, Wikipedia usage declines.
Timnit Gebru Believes There Is No ‘Existential Threat’ From AI
One of AI’s fiercest critics believes the doom talk is about founders making money, not saving.
Don’t believe your eyes: Google says it isn’t revoking access to purchased movies
User's missing Lord of the Rings movies apparently due to technical.
This iPhone just survived something almost nobody would believe
The iPhone survived a 3,600-foot fall from an airplane, making Apple's best ad.
Will Lawrence: From Grassroots Activist to Congressional Candidate
Former DSA member and Sunrise Movement founder Will Lawrence discusses data center policies and his plans for Washington, DC.
Googlebooks and the Missing Find Hub Feature: A Deal-Breaker for Premium Laptops
Googlebooks, touted as the next Apple ecosystem, lack a crucial feature for device security, leaving users like the author unconvinced.
The Rise of Science and Health Advocates in U.S. Politics: A Comprehensive Guide
Michigan, South Carolina, Ohio, and North Carolina politicians with medical or scientific backgrounds have been backed by 314 Action, a pro-science PAC.
Reddit Founder on the Future of User-Generated Content and the Dead Internet Theory
Alexis Ohanian, Reddit cofounder, believes social media apps are 'not cool anymore' and the internet is increasingly dominated by AI.
UK Porn Ban Sparks Concerns Over Unprecedented Sex Censorship
New UK law banning choking and fauxcest porn may lead to broader censorship, affecting creators and consumers worldwide.
Influencers and Algorithms: The Future of Politics Online
Two political influencers discuss the impact of digital creators on politics, highlighting the challenges of algorithmic echo chambers.
Brace for more foldable phones with this form factor (if readers get their way)
According to a recent reader poll, the majority of respondents believe that the iPhone Duo and Galaxy Z Fold 8 adopt the best form factor.
The Conspiracy Theorists' Desperation Over Voter Fraud in the US Election
Republican strategist Joey Mannarino and other MAGA influencers are spreading conspiracy theories about voter fraud, despite election glitches.
A ‘Miracle Drug’ for Opioid Addiction: The DEA’s Ban
Scientists discovered a compound that could help opioid users quit, but the DEA banned it, making research and access difficult.
Democrats and Data Centers: Lessons from New York’s Moratorium
New York’s data center moratorium offers insights into how Democrats can balance economic development with community opposition.
Newly Discovered Cosmic Debris Disk Reveals Insights into Solar System's End
Astronomers find a debris disk around a white dwarf, offering clues to our solar system's future.
John Ternus: Apple's New CEO and the Future of Product Leadership
Apple's new CEO John Ternus, 51, is known for his product prowess and commitment to internal collaboration. His ascension is a testament to Apple's focus on hardware and products over broader corporate leadership.
Tech Afficionados Pay $50,000 to Reserve a Futuristic Tesla Roadster
Tech enthusiasts are willing to pay $50,000 for a Tesla Roadster, a futuristic sports car that uses compressed air for flight.
Should AI Decide Your Court Case? This Judge Says Yes
One of England’s top judges, Geoffrey Vos, believes that AI could adjudicate plenty of civil cases. The question, he says, is where the line should be drawn.
Why Anthropic’s IPO Prospectus Is Missing Key Financial Figures
Anthropic’s IPO filing omits crucial financial details, raising questions about the AI industry’s risks and uncertainties.
Extradition of Chinese Man for $36 Million Cryptocurrency Scam
Chinese national extradited for role in massive crypto investment fraud targeting 174 victims in the US.
The Aged Intelligence Society: Bridging the AI Gap for Women Leaders
The Aged Intelligence Society, led by Shoshana Berger and Nina Willdorf, hosts invite-only AI events for women leaders to solve midlife problems. Their events have gained popularity and have expanded beyond the Bay Area.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8: A Comprehensive Guide to the Latest Foldable
Samsung reported a significant increase in Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Fold 8 Ultra sales in Europe. Google searches for Samsung foldables surged during the iPhone Duo launch event.
Meta’s Ad Sales Slowing Due to Less Personalized Ads in Europe
Meta’s European advertising revenue growth is slowing, attributed to the introduction of Less-Personalized Ads.
Nathan Fielder’s Secret Project: Inside the Mind of a Controversial Filmmaker
Nathan Fielder’s secretive project, You Can See Everything, captivated audiences and journalists alike, but the film’s success came at a cost.
How to Stay Informed About Election Integrity in Maricopa County
Maricopa County, Arizona, has once again become a focal point for election conspiracy theories. Here's how to stay informed and protect your voting rights.
How Egypt’s ‘Super Corals’ Are Standing Up to Rising Ocean Temperatures
Egypt’s coral reefs, known as the ‘super corals,’ have shown resilience to rising water temperatures, but recent heat waves have tested their limits. Here’s what you need to know about their remarkable hardiness and how to protect them.
UK Legal Aid Agency Data Breach: A Decades-Long Exposure
UK Legal Aid Agency data breach exposes sensitive records from 1978 to 2025, highlighting the importance of robust cybersecurity measures.
Trump Aides Acknowledge Republican Struggles in Midterm Elections
Trump aides see no viable paths for Republicans to retain House control, focusing instead on Senate defense.
Alex Gibney’s 'Musk': A Unique Perspective on Elon Musk’s Personal and Professional Life
Alex Gibney’s new Elon Musk documentary uses a simulated interview to explore the billionaire CEO's complex relationship with reality and AI.