AI makes your life easier? That’s the promise. A study of over 164,000 workers tells a different story.
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The AI that’s been getting basic facts wrong now wants to shop for you. Here’s why you should be worried.
AI is getting rid of white collar jobs, but the trades are booming. Find out who’s safe and who’s not.
I asked the chatbot about the death of Ayatollah Khamenei. What it said back will shock you.
A machine cannot own a patent, a copyright, or a single brushstroke for the art it creates, according to a recent decision.
Parents are getting too involved, even accompanying their Gen Z kids to job interviews and negotiating pay: an embarrassing trend that one Shark Tank star says will land your resume in the trash.
After years of mid-flight audio disturbances, United takes a hard line: Refuse to use headphones, and you could be kicked off your flight or arrested.
Every chatbot has a tell. Once you see the quirks, you can never un-see them. What are they? I reveal them in this short podcast.
If I were working at Google or Microsoft right now, marketing Chromebooks and Surface laptops, I’d be sweating.
It seems AI porn’s quick rise has been completely short-circuited. The details in this short podcast.
Within minutes of Saturday’s attack, Elon Musk’s X rained phony war videos. The impact in this short podcast.
There are places to use AI. Is preparing homilies one of those? My take in this short podcast.
The FTC is sounding the alarm on a big wave of tax season phone scams. Protect your cash and your peace with this quick tip.
Chasing job security? Progress always wins and it’s here to shake things up (again).
Apple News featured 620 top stories last month. Shocker: Zero came from right-leaning sources. Here is what you need to know.
I conducted an experiment: I asked four major AI chatbots if and when the United States would strike Iran. Here are the results.
As 54% of teens turn to AI for daily help, schools and parents grapple with how to get students to learn.
The U.S. spent $30 billion swapping textbooks for laptops. Turns out, you can’t download common sense.
Tesla is celebrating its first production milestone for a car you can’t actually drive. Testing in Austin and Buffalo reveals the software is still a frightening work in progress.
Evidence in a new landmark trial suggests social media giants knew their apps were addictive to teens. Now, they are finally answering to a jury.

