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If you get a new phone number, it's simple for someone else to take over your Whatsapp account and assume your identity, accidentally or on purpose.
FRIDA, an automated robot, creates art based on human text, audio, or visual directions.
Meme makers are taking their subject matter and talents to a surprising place: the stage.
Without Ada Lovelace’s skills with language, music, and needlepoint, she may never have completed her pioneering work in computing.
Tesla's recall this week is the latest in a long string of overhauls. Let's recall Elon Musk's many other massive recalls.
New court documents reveal that Laura Ingraham, Sean Hannity, and even Rupert Murdoch privately expressed doubts about the whole election fraud narrative.
At the first-ever REAIM summit, 50 countries agreed to a "call to action" to responsibly build AI military tech. Rights groups say it was a complete disaster.
The worst fears of school administrators are coming true, and let me be the first to say "lol."
Some cybercriminals can hack your device just by sending it an image file. A new Samsung feature offers protection.
The company is demanding its desk workers come back into the office at least three days per week after years of pandemic-era policy.
About 10% of Meta employees reportedly received subpar performance reviews, prompting questions about whether more layoffs are on the way.
In an interview about the future of AI, CEO Arvind Krishna says replacing white collar jobs is a win for the economy.
Touchscreens in cars aren't going away, but having to endlessly clean them could soon be a thing of the past.
The country is one of the poorest in Western Europe, and while local wages have stayed relatively stagnant in recent years, housing costs have skyrocketed.
India is the most recent country affected by a series of Twitter office closures since Elon Musk took over the company.
Feds allege that the Terraform Labs founder converted the bitcoin to cash and has withdrawn more than $100 million since June of last year.
Why reinvent Mother Nature's work when you can just build on top of it?
The attack reportedly targeted the New York office and could be involved with the FBI’s system that helped investigate child sexual abuse material.
Our country is in a full-blown political panic about China's not-a-spy-balloon, but we should just relax. After all, Americans spy by balloon all the time.
The Disruptive Technology Strike Force could stop some tech theft but risks escalating already fraught tensions with China, experts say.
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