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.
Video games have replaced traditional hangouts as the primary social space for boys and young men—but the trend comes with serious trade-offs.
Surging investor interest in artificial intelligence has propelled Chinese tech stocks like Alibaba to massive gains in 2025, marking a dramatic turnaround for the sector.
Apple has taken down ICEBlock—a community alert app for ICE activity—from its App Store following legal threats from the Trump administration, igniting a national debate over censorship and immigrant rights.
A recent incident in San Bruno highlights the legal gray area around autonomous vehicles: when there’s no human driver, who gets cited for traffic violations?
Social media platforms are transforming how Americans perceive the Israel-Gaza conflict, with user-generated content driving a historic shift in public sympathy toward Palestinians.
Snapchat is introducing paid storage plans for users who exceed 5GB of Memories, marking its first-ever charge for what was once a free feature.
Snapchat announces it will begin charging users who store more than 5GB of Memories, introducing tiered subscription plans starting at $1.99/month.