News by Category: Technology

Due to safety concerns after a fatal crash, China is delaying its plans to broadly implement self-driving cars. Automakers face stricter rules and limited testing zones.

Despite the hype, AI is a minor factor in recent job losses. Restructuring and economic factors are bigger culprits.

A new lawsuit accuses major AI firms of training their models on pirated books. Authors feel existing settlements don't hold AI companies accountable.

Italy's antitrust regulator fines Apple $116 million for its App Tracking Transparency policy, deeming it excessively burdensome for third-party developers.

The FCC prohibits importing foreign-made drones and components due to national security risks. Existing drones are exempt, but new models face scrutiny.

Alphabet buys Intersect for billions to expand data center capacity. The deal sparks debate about energy consumption, costs, and public health risks related to data center growth.

A peek into 2026, highlighting anticipated advancements in quantum computing, medical treatments, environmental policies, and gene-editing technologies like CRISPR.

The U.S. military adds Grok-derived AI to its arsenal, integrated into GenAI.mil alongside Google's Gemini, for handling sensitive info and real-time global insights. Is this really revolutionary?

Generative AI promised to simplify our smart homes, but in 2025, even basic tasks like brewing coffee are proving to be a frustrating challenge.

The Nebula Awards have updated their policy to ban the use of AI in nominated works, ensuring human creativity is valued.

New York Governor signs the RAISE Act, mandating AI transparency and creating an oversight office, marking a key step in AI regulation.

Google and Apple are reportedly warning employees who need visas to avoid international travel due to longer processing times and stricter vetting.