Tech

Tesla expanded its driverless robotaxi to Dallas and Houston, even after reporting 14 crashes in Austin. What does this tell us about how autonomous vehicles actually get built?

New data shows global app releases surged 60% year-over-year in Q1 2026. The theory that AI chatbots would replace apps may have it completely backwards.

Dr. Erica Schwartz, a pro-vaccine physician with an unimpeachable public health résumé, is Trump's third CDC director nominee—a quiet but pointed rebuke of RFK Jr.'s agenda.

After two months of bitter conflict, Anthropic and the Trump administration may be thawing—thanks to a new cybersecurity AI model. What does it mean when principle meets political pressure?

Tinder now rewards users who scan their irises at a World orb with free in-app boosts. As AI agents flood dating apps, 'being human' is becoming a verified status — and a business model.

A disgruntled security researcher published working exploit code for three unpatched Windows Defender vulnerabilities. Hackers weaponized it within days. Here's what it means for everyone running Windows.

Flying to Mars means navigating without trees, wind, or GPS. Here's the surprisingly elegant physics behind how spacecraft measure their own velocity in the void.

Blue Origin's New Glenn is set to refly a used booster, directly challenging SpaceX's grip on orbital launch. If it works, a three-way satellite internet race begins—and your 'No Service' problem gets a lot more interesting.

Factory just raised $150M at a $1.5B valuation to build AI coding agents for enterprises. In a market already crowded with Cursor, Claude Code, and Cognition, investors say there's still room. Here's why that bet might make sense — and why it might not.

Google is partnering with Gucci to make AI smart glasses people actually want to wear. But can luxury branding fix the social stigma that killed Google Glass a decade ago?

Blue Origin's Endurance and China's Chang'e 7 are both headed to the Moon's south pole this year. The race for lunar water ice is no longer theoretical.

A federal jury ruled Live Nation operated as an illegal monopoly. Slack messages mocking customers, a possible Ticketmaster breakup, and what it means for every concert ticket you've ever bought.