“Free Sasha & Mocha” stickers have popped up all over Park City as locals appear to rally in support of the dogs.
It's never been clearer that the VC founder's whole outlook on life revolves around how great it is to be rich and how shameful it is to be anything else.
A YouTuber has taken a boring office product and injected an RPG you can play while pretending to look at spreadsheets.
The hugely ambitious sci-fi-tinged dreams that have animated the project seem to be dying while being replaced with more realistic plans.
A new peer-reviewed study says that facial recognition technology can accurately "read" a person's political affiliation just by looking at their face.
The dreaded law enforcement contractor Axon has pioneered a new software for writing police reports, but critics are wary of its impacts.
A good tagline for this product might be: “How the Fuck Is This Legal?”
A high-speed rail between Los Angeles and Las Vegas will be the first of its kind in the U.S., the project's proponents say.
Trump Media CEO Devin Nunes says "potential market manipulation" may be impacting the platform's stock.
Despite leading a company that is reportedly shrinking, the top entertainment executive raked in $50 million in 2023.
Cops say a teenager is responsible for the epic combustion of one of the automated vehicles.
TikTok is a place where earnest self-promotion goes to die. Chinese glycine producer Donghua Jinlong found that out the hard way.
Critics say a newly proposed update to the law would vastly expand the government's spying powers.
Speakers at a Senate hearing said federal regulatory agencies were "captured" by Boeing and the company is responsible for the deaths of hundreds of people.
The United Kingdom is stepping up its punitive action against those who want to create or share computer-generated porn images.
While last year was considered the peak of AI hype, a study of industry investment patterns tells a slightly different story.
The Francis Scott Key bridge collapsed after being struck by a cargo ship last month. The bureau is now investigating.
The Liberty in Laundry Act and the Refrigerator Freedom Act will have to wait as lawmakers turn their attention to war in the Middle East.
A database that determined patients' eligibility for organ transplants was inappropriately altered, hospital officials have admitted.
Because of an open source software component that never got a proper fix, some widely used computer products have security issues that are vulnerable.
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