Tech

From AI ad wars to Bad Bunny backlash, the Super Bowl in Silicon Valley exposed deep cultural, technological, and political fractures in American society

A viral fake OpenAI hardware ad fooled millions and revealed hidden truths about the AI industry's current state and our relationship with information.

The untold story of how Super Bowl halftime show producers turned humans into plants to fulfill Bad Bunny's Puerto Rican vision

Amazon's Project Hail Mary adapts Andy Weir's bestseller about an amnesiac biologist-turned-teacher who must solve a cosmic mystery to save Earth, starring Ryan Gosling

Google begins restricting lyrics access for YouTube Music free users to 5 songs monthly, marking a new phase in music streaming monetization strategies.

New York legislature considers bills requiring AI content labels and pausing data center construction for three years. What this means for tech regulation nationwide.

Crypto.com founder drops record $70M on AI.com domain ahead of Super Bowl debut. Analysis of the strategic implications and whether premium domains still matter in the AI era.

Startup Fable's ambitious plan to recreate lost Orson Welles footage using AI sparks debate about technology's role in preserving artistic legacy.

A pandemic hobby becomes assistive technology as Home Assistant users recreate Star Trek's LCARS interface while managing executive dysfunction. Exploring the deeper implications of customizable smart homes.

From AI-generated commercials to public feuds between tech giants, the 2026 Super Bowl marked a turning point where AI became both creator and star of advertising's biggest stage.

Waymo secures $16 billion for global expansion, but profitability and regulatory hurdles remain. Is this enough to win the autonomous vehicle race, or just expensive experimentation?

Auto giants gather to standardize digital car keys, promising convenience while raising questions about security, privacy, and the future of vehicle ownership.