A thumbs-up doesn’t mean “great job” anymore. Here’s what Gen Z says your emojis really mean.
From Blockbuster nights to fax machines, here’s what tech made obsolete.
Your devices might be “off,” but they’re still burning energy. Here’s a cheap fix to cut your bill.
Post a pic. Regret it. Delete it. Facebook tracked when teen girls did that, says a former company exec. Then, at that moment, it allegedly hit them with beauty ads. Plus, NYC tests crime-predicting AI and drivers want buttons back in cars. I also talk to Ken from Ohio, who says his Apple Watch saved his life.
Think you’d never fall for one? These are the exact tricks catching people every day.
Her ex quit his job and now spends his days talking to AI. Then I talk to Michaela, a bride-to-be using ChatGPT for a wedding glow-up. Plus, why your smart TV might already be obsolete, and TikTok pet psychics charging $100 a session.
If your site traffic just dropped 40%, Google’s new AI Overviews could be the reason. Plus, the “Hawk Tuah” girl tries a rebrand and why free AI tools aren’t what they seem. And here’s a tip: never use your voiceprint at the bank.
Your new car logs where you go, and how hard you brake. Who gets the info? Insurance companies. Then I cover a viral app that’s making Americans toss out food by the cartload. Plus, Apple Intelligence isn’t real yet, deepfakes are faking heartbeats and there’s a $299 AI-powered toilet camera.
Buying a car online? Even with video tours and snazzy websites, scammers are stealing thousands.
Apple hyped its new AI as a game-changer. Now the rollout’s delayed and the competition’s pulling ahead.
Got a flash drive full of sensitive stuff? Here’s a way to make it wipe if someone tries to snoop.
Would you trade a scan of your eye for free crypto? That’s what OpenAI CEO Sam Altman wants to do. Here’s why.
A hidden setting lets someone call you from your locked phone. Set it up now.
Your name could end up on a hit list. A shady site is doxxing people it thinks are Tesla owners, even if they sold the car years ago.
At the pool with your kids? If you’re on your phone, you’re not really watching them.
The MTA is testing AI cameras that analyze body language to spot danger before it unfolds. Is this a sci-fi premonition come true?
Some users are spiraling into delusions, claiming the AI gave them a sacred mission. It’s being called “ChatGPT-induced psychosis.” Plus: Physical buttons are making a comeback in cars, AirPods will soon translate languages, and Shark has recalled some pressure cookers.
Swept out to sea, he used his watch to call for help. A rescue chopper came fast.
Brad Smith, a father of three, is Neuralink’s third implant recipient and the first nonverbal patient to get it. Hear his amazing update in this short podcast.
Gmail has a hidden mode that makes your messages vanish. Here’s how to use it.