More Artificial Intelligence
This is what I'd put in my smart home of the future
From robot arms to bumper cars, these are the futuristic gadgets I'd want in my dream smart home.
AMD at IFA 2026: A new era of personal and agentic AI
AMD's latest chips bring powerful AI computing to PCs, enabling larger models to run locally and opening the door to more capable AI agents.
Massachusetts state police ordered to make surveillance camera locations public
The state must hand over millions of license plate reader records to the ACLU.
How AI child sexual abuse material is colliding with free speech protections
A surprising ruling on AI CSAM doesn't mean what you think.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Rogue AI agents commandeered German website and used it as a messaging board
AI's ability to circumvent safety restrictions, collude to achieve common goals, and escape containment should raise serious alarm bells.
By Phil Clark
These hikers relied on tech and AI. They had to be rescued.
"We relied too much on AI rather than our own critical thinking,"
By Rebecca Ruiz
American Psychological Association weighs in on classroom screen time: Quality or quantity?
The organization doesn't want to ban screens, but still warns of their harm.
Mamdani's AI ban may not be enough to protect NYC students
Coalitions backing AI moratoriums remain skeptical of New York City's new AI school policies.
Redditors say Anthropic's expensive Claude plans offer far less usage than advertised
A viral thread on r/Anthropic accuses the company of misleading users about the benefits of its higher-priced subscription tiers.
Tennis and tech: A match made in heaven?
Wes Ott tests more than $5,000 worth of tennis tech to find the gadgets that can actually improve your game.
Trump blasts data center critics: 'Backwards and poor'
When it comes to the controversial AI infrastructure, the president is at odds with a majority of his constituents.
OpenClaw 2.0 is here: A Crowdsourced update to the AI agent is now live
Do you hear that? That's the sound of thousands of Mac Minis all crying out at once.
By Matt Binder
Highlights From China's Humanoid Robot Olympics
See the biggest moments from the latest competition putting humanoid robots to the test.
Texas blocks funding for Flock as backlash grows against AI surveillance cameras
Governor Greg Abbott was previously criticized by his Democratic challenger for funding Flock cameras.
By Matt Binder
Sony Music, Warner sue Anthropic, alleging copyright infringement
The lawsuit claims the AI company is engaging in the most "blatant ongoing thefts of intellectual property in history."
By Matt Binder
OpenAI cuts off Cursor's AI models, deepening feud with Musk
The contract will end by mid-November, months after SpaceX bought the coding tool's parent company for $60 billion.
Gwyneth Paltrow’s controversial Sam Altman dinner is on hold
The private dinner honoring OpenAI CEO Sam Altman will reportedly happen at a later date.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AGI is already here — and the milestone is 'senseless'
Nvidia’s focus is now on 'productive work' and 'profitable tokens.'
By Matt Binder
Trump administration acted illegally in fight against Anthropic, judge rules
The government was making a 'public example' of Anthropic, according to the ruling.
Can Martha Stewart convince you Waymo is a good thing?
Martha Stewart takes Waymo’s roomier new Ojai robotaxi for a spin, complete with sliding doors and Gemini-powered screens.
Elon Musk's SpacexAI faces another lawsuit from child sexual abuse survivor
A proposed class action case alleges Grok was trained on CSAM.
Seen an ad with an AI influencer or actor? It may be against the law.
New York has a law regulating AI "actors," but will Trump's FTC crack down on synthetic performers, too?
By Matt Binder
Bill Gates proposes a 'token tax' on AI to protect human workers
In a wide-ranging interview with the New York Times, Gates said that some jobs should be "Human Reserved."
By Matt Binder
Are you a 'meat proxy'? The latest AI slang, explained.
If you send unreviewed ChatGPT outputs to your coworkers, this new insult may apply to you.
ChatGPT can now do things on your behalf without seeing your login details
OpenAI's chatbot *will* ask you to confirm whether you'd really like to cancel that flight.
