A wave of equity-for-chips deals between OpenAI, AMD, and Nvidia is fueling concerns that the AI boom relies on circular financing rather than real economic value.
As AI takes over résumé screening, applicants are embedding hidden prompts to trick the algorithms—a risky tactic in an increasingly automated job market.
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected Google’s emergency request to block court-ordered changes to its Play Store, opening the door for developers to bypass Google’s payment system—starting Oct. 22, 2025.
Verizon has appointed former PayPal CEO Dan Schulman as its new chief executive to lead a turnaround amid slowing growth and rising competition.
OpenAI has shocked the tech world by partnering with both AMD and Nvidia, signaling a major shift in its AI infrastructure strategy.
A wave of cyberattacks has paralyzed British industry in 2025, with Jaguar Land Rover becoming the latest major brand forced to halt operations.
From buzzing quadcopters to unmanned sea drones, Ukraine’s war with Russia has entered a new era where cheap, smart tech is outmaneuvering tanks and warships—and testing both nations’ political resilience.
Cory Doctorow’s new book gives a name—and a solution—to the growing sense that digital platforms are decaying: ‘enshittification’ is the process, and antitrust action is the cure.
High-tech collars equipped with sensors and AI are helping dairy farmers keep cows healthier and more productive—ushering in a new era of precision livestock farming.
While traditional sports betting remains illegal in many states, prediction markets are offering near-identical wagers under the guise of financial contracts—bypassing laws, taxes, and oversight.