Waymo's Zeekr Van Crashes Into Parked Cars in Echo Park, But Here's the Catch
A Waymo Zeekr van crashed into multiple parked cars in Echo Park, but the autonomous vehicle wasn't actually driving itself during the incident.
A Waymo Zeekr van crashed into multiple parked cars in Echo Park, but the autonomous vehicle wasn't actually driving itself during the incident.
Amazon announces its second massive layoff in three months, cutting 16,000 positions while promising this won't become a quarterly pattern.
After three years under Netflix, cozy game developer Spry Fox is independent again. The reason? Their social MMO needs players, not just subscribers.
Pinterest is laying off up to 700 employees and shrinking office space to pivot harder into AI. The cost? $45 million and a lot of careers.
Technical chaos hits TikTok after its US sale, sparking censorship fears amid anti-ICE protests. Are these just growing pains or something more sinister?
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Steven Garcia went from a frozen lake to documenting protesters facing tear gas from federal agents in the aftermath of a fatal shooting in Minneapolis.
Apple's rumored AI pin with dual cameras could arrive in 2027, marking the tech giant's entry into the competitive AI hardware market.
TikTok is now 80% American-owned through a joint venture, but the real story is messier than the headlines suggest. Here's what actually changed.
TikTok is now 80% American-owned through a complex joint venture. But does new ownership actually change anything for users and creators?
Nintendo unveils full details on its chatty Super Mario Wonder companion that talks randomly, monitors temperature, and maybe drives you insane.
1Password rolls out phishing detection that stops autofill on suspicious sites. It's not perfect, but it might catch you before you hand over the keys.
