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Two commencement speakers learned the hard way that AI enthusiasm doesn't land well with today's graduates. The backlash reveals a widening gap between tech optimism and Gen Z's economic reality.

At his OpenAI trial, Elon Musk testified under oath about a falling-out with Larry Page over AI safety. The story reveals how personal philosophy shapes billion-dollar industries.

Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, and Demis Hassabis all appear in a new documentary about AI's future. The access is impressive. The answers are not. A critical look at what the film reveals—and avoids.

Apple's MacBook Neo enters the affordable laptop market at $599 — a price point the company once ignored. Here's what it means for consumers, competitors, and the PC market.

AI data centers are set to consume 70% of global RAM in 2026. For the gaming industry, that means $1,200 consoles, 45,000 lost jobs, and a community that won't accept what's coming next.

Middle East delivery apps keep running through conflict zones. Essential service or worker exploitation? The thin line between necessity and safety.

Newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents reveal mysterious funding networks behind major EV startups including Faraday Future, Lucid Motors, and Canoo through businessman David Stern.

Privacy-focused Android alternatives are gaining traction, but are they ready for everyday use? We tested the reality of de-Googled smartphones.

4chan founder Chris Poole says the timing between meeting Jeffrey Epstein and launching the /pol/ board that became an alt-right breeding ground was coincidental. But was it?

While publicly supporting Iranian protesters, Musk's X appears to be profiting from Iranian government officials through premium subscriptions, potentially violating US sanctions.

Meta's massive data center construction in rural Louisiana reveals the hidden costs of AI infrastructure and growing tensions between tech progress and community impact

Female founders receive only 2% of US venture capital funding, with immigrant women facing compounded bias in the AI boom. A new California law might change the game.