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The legislation forcing Bytedance to divest the social media app is now tied to a foreign aid package

Google workers protesting their company's contracts with the Israeli government were arrested for trespassing and placed on administrative leave.

Google employees are protesting the company's AI and cloud contracts with the Israeli government

Google's YouTube is expanding its fight against ad blockers to mobile users

Our partners at Gizmodo tested DALL-E's new editing feature — and found it won't replace Photoshop yet

One of the first Apple-approved Game Boy emulators has been removed from the App Store over copyright and spam violations

Noise-canceling headphones may benefit your ears, but too much noise reduction can alter how your brain processes sound.

Apple warned iPhone users in 91 countries that they were potential victims of a “mercenary spyware attack”

A Microsoft presentation reveals the company tried to sell Azure OpenAI's popular image generator DALL-E to the Department of Defense

A network of small 5G towers, instead of one big tower, could improve the battery life of all phones in an urban area

Highlights from the Tesla CEO and X owner's newly released deposition transcript

The deposition is part of a lawsuit that alleges Musk falsely accused a 22-year-old Jewish man of participating in a Neo-Nazi brawl

People have feared microwave ovens since their meteoric rise in the 1970s — but they're largely fine as long as your face isn't pressed against them

Automation breakthroughs powered by human workers in hiding are also known as "Mechanical Turks"

OpenAI and other tech companies are facing difficulty collecting enough data to train massive AI models

Amazon’s checkout-less shopping tech uses cameras and sensors to track which items customers are buying

Your spatial computing dreams — or perhaps, nightmares — are coming true with Spatial Personas

Amazon Fresh is moving away from a feature of its grocery stores allowing customers to skip checkout altogether

Stewart says Apple wouldn't let him interview FTC Chair Lina Khan or discuss AI's impact on jobs — before his Apple show was canceled

The air fryer is just a little oven that blows, and the idea that air frying is a new cooking technique is a myth

U.K. researchers created a lightning-fast way to transmit data in previously untouched wavelengths, breaking a world record

Facebook "Watch" looked like a Netflix killer in 2017, but antitrust prosecutors say it was shut down to protect advertising deals

Apple is suing Andrew Aude for leaking Apple projects he wanted "killed" — and one of them just had to be the Vision Pro

Building a website, a workout plan, coding, and more can be done with the help of AI