Tech

FCC reportedly investigating ABC's The View amid claims it's intimidating Trump administration critics. The blurring lines between legitimate oversight and political pressure raise questions about press freedom in America.

SpaceMolt, the first MMO exclusively for AI agents, challenges everything we thought we knew about gaming. What happens when artificial intelligence becomes the player and humans become the audience?

OpenAI begins testing ads in ChatGPT for free users. Ad-free AI requires a $20 monthly subscription. The AI monetization model is shifting toward advertising.

Databricks hits $5.4B revenue as AI transforms SaaS interfaces. Are specialized software skills becoming obsolete, or is this just the beginning of enterprise evolution?

YouTube's biggest creator MrBeast acquires Gen Z fintech Step. Is this just business expansion or a paradigm shift in youth financial education?

Ferrari reveals the interior of its first electric car, the Luce, designed by Apple's former star Jony Ive. Physical buttons replace touchscreens in a bold rejection of modern EV trends.

NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya received a standing ovation at the MAHA Institute. An unexpected alliance between scientists and anti-science advocates has begun. What does this mean?

Despite improved AI technology, 2026 Super Bowl commercials using generative AI failed to demonstrate real value to consumers, focusing on tech showcase over practical benefits.

Lyft launches teen accounts allowing 13-year-olds to ride solo in 200 US cities. With parental controls and driver screening, how will this reshape family mobility and teenage autonomy?

Harvey reportedly raising $200M at $11B valuation, up 38% from $8B in December. Legal AI revolution accelerates as law firms embrace automation at unprecedented pace.

Despite massive data breaches exposing hundreds of thousands of victims, the stalkerware industry continues to operate with impunity, raising questions about digital privacy and abuse.

Linux 6.19 adds modern GPU driver support for AMD's 2012-era Radeon cards, challenging the throwaway tech culture while raising questions about sustainable computing.