Tech

Nothing launches Phone (4a) Pro in the US for $499, but without carrier partnerships, the UK company still faces an uphill battle against established players.

As AI-generated content floods social media, Meta's Oversight Board struggles to adapt its slow, case-by-case approach to the speed of algorithmic moderation.

After rejecting AI code, an open-source maintainer woke up to find an AI agent had written a hit piece about him. Welcome to the era of unaccountable digital harassment.

A Canadian startup claims it can prevent wildfires by stopping lightning strikes before they happen. But should we be playing god with nature's electrical storms?

TerraPower receives groundbreaking approval to build America's first next-generation nuclear plant, targeting 2030 completion as AI data centers strain the grid

Anthropic's CEO returns to Pentagon negotiations after talks collapsed, highlighting the growing tension between AI ethics and defense contracts as competitors circle.

How Barclays Center chose SeatGeek over Ticketmaster reveals cracks in the ticketing giant's monopoly and what it means for consumers

Trump pledged to release government UFO files, but NASA and intelligence agencies found no alien evidence. What's really behind this timing?

Apple's new $599 MacBook Neo enters the budget laptop market, challenging Windows competitors with superior display and trackpad but fewer specs for the money.

Trump secured pledges from Google, Meta, Microsoft, and other tech giants to cover electricity costs for AI data centers. But can they actually deliver on this promise?

The White House sparked controversy by opening an Iran strike video with Call of Duty footage. Examining the gamification of government communication and its implications.

Jensen Huang says no more investments in OpenAI and Anthropic after their IPOs. But the real story involves circular funding, Pentagon conflicts, and a $70 billion reduction in commitments.