Tech advocacy groups are sounding the alarm, warning that the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence and a lack of federal oversight for foreign nationals working at AI firms pose a

How often do you reach for your phone just to check something quickly? Maybe you’re walking the dog or carrying groceries and don’t feel like digging through your pocket. Now,

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Startup founder Colin Parsons woke up to roughly 50 billing notifications he never expected. He reported that his OpenAI and Anthropic accounts had racked up $449 in charges he didn’t

You send your child to school expecting teachers to protect their education. You probably don’t think much about what happens to their personal information after they take a standardized test.

Apple’s first foldable iPhone has barely reached customers, and some owners are already dealing with cracked screens. The iPhone Duo launched on Oct. 23 with a starting price of $1,999.

If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably spent years collecting airline miles, dreaming about the trip you’ll eventually take. Maybe it’s a business class seat to Europe or that vacation

You pull out your phone to look something up on Google. Maybe you’re researching a purchase or trying to find a restaurant. You expect a list of websites. Instead, Google

You’re scrolling online when you spot a campaign T-shirt supporting your favorite candidate. The website looks professional, the merchandise looks legitimate and the address includes the candidate’s name. You might

Would you feel comfortable watching a movie while your car cruises down the highway at 70 mph? General Motors is betting that someday you will. The automaker plans to introduce