Florida's OpenAI Investigation Exposes the Messy Reality of AI Regulation
Florida's attorney general is investigating OpenAI over alleged harms to minors and national security threats. Here's what it means for AI accountability.
Florida's attorney general is investigating OpenAI over alleged harms to minors and national security threats. Here's what it means for AI accountability.
Beijing's focus on protecting Chinese citizens has inadvertently pushed scam syndicates to target Americans instead. Here's how selective enforcement backfired.
The new Ninja Fireside360 combines a patio heater's targeted warmth with a fire pit's ambiance. Here's whether it actually works.
Bitcoin developer Adam Back denies NYT claims he invented Bitcoin. Yet another Satoshi theory crumbles, but the legend refuses to die.
Bitcoin developer Adam Back rejects New York Times investigation claiming he invented Bitcoin. The mystery of Satoshi's identity remains unsolved.
New repairability rankings show Apple's iPhones are the worst on the market. Here's why that matters for your wallet and the planet.
Intel steps in to build the semiconductor fab for SpaceX and Tesla's Terafab. Here's what that actually means for the industry.
A 19-year-old turned a TikTok joke into a crypto trading app. The internet's trust issues have never been more justified.
Indian startup Rocket launches an AI platform that generates product strategies instead of code. But can consulting-style reports replace human validation?
RFK Jr. rewrites federal vaccine advisory rules after judge blocks his anti-vaccine picks. Here's what changed and why it matters.
OpenAI alumni launch Zero Shot, a new VC fund with early wins in AI robotics and enterprise automation. They're already betting against hype.
From Japan's robot labor gap to Google's Gmail overhaul, here's what actually mattered this week in tech.
