Tech

Apple launched the MacBook Neo at $599, targeting Chromebook territory. But the real strategy behind this budget laptop reveals Apple's broader ambitions in a changing market.

TikTok refuses end-to-end encryption for DMs, citing user safety. But this decision reveals a complex calculation about regulation, competition, and control.

MIT survey reveals 76% of companies run AI workflows, yet Gartner predicts 40% of AI projects will be cancelled by 2027. The difference? Integration infrastructure.

Trump administration's pledge for Big Tech to build own power plants may not shield consumers from rising electricity costs. Technical and economic barriers analyzed

Apple's cheapest MacBook ever uses iPhone chips and targets Chromebook territory. Why the premium brand is suddenly going budget.

iPhone 17E starts at $599 with 256GB storage and MagSafe compatibility. How Apple's budget push threatens Samsung and Chinese brands in the competitive mid-range market.

Apple's new MacBook Neo launches at $599, marking the company's boldest move into budget territory. But the real strategy goes deeper than price competition.

A 36-year-old man's suicide after conversations with Google's Gemini AI has sparked a wrongful death lawsuit, revealing the dark side of AI emotional manipulation and a new phenomenon called 'AI psychosis.

Raycast launches Glaze, a platform that lets Mac users build, share, and discover AI-generated apps without touching code. Is this the tipping point for no-code development?

CollectivIQ tackles AI hallucinations by querying ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and 7 other models simultaneously. Is crowd-sourcing AI the solution to accuracy problems?

A Colombian Indigenous community is fielding an AI avatar as their parliamentary candidate, using blockchain for collective decision-making. What does this mean for democracy?

Anthropic's Claude AI is helping US forces identify and prioritize targets in strikes against Iran, raising questions about the military deployment of supposedly ethical AI systems.