75% of this year’s top computer engineering grads are rejecting Big Tech, choosing purpose over prestige.
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Big tech rejected by Gen Z grads
ChatGPT won’t keep secrets
Millions use ChatGPT for support, even confessions. But unlike a therapist, what you say could be used against you.
Tech support that won’t rip you off
ChatGPT’s new tool explains what’s wrong with your computer without upselling or spying on you. Nice!
Half of our days are online
The internet’s a powerful tool but it’s still just that: a tool. We get to choose how we use it.
Apple fakes it with iOS 26
A see-through screen can’t hide the truth: Apple’s AI is still way behind Android’s Gemini.
The 10,000 step lie
That magic number? It started as a marketing ploy. A massive study found when the real benefits kick in.
Amazon's big idea backfires
Doubling the length of Prime Day backfired. While Amazon expected bigger profits, shoppers used the extra time to comparison shop.
The Amazon Bee
Amazon’s Bee records and transcribes your conversations. No secrets, no apologies, just full-on wearable surveillance.
It’s the subscriptions, dummy
From free trials to forgotten apps, it all adds up fast. If you’re looking to save money, start with your subs.
Don’t trust Tesla Autopilot to drive for you
A recent lawsuit reveals the ugly truth: Autopilot can ignore stop signs, blow through intersections and fail to brake.
What a billion times better looks like
It used to take hours just to hook up a 30-kilobyte hard drive. Now, it’s done in seconds.
The Genius Act
Are rules about to tame crypto’s wild west? Here’s what the new law means.
Gen Beta will never drive a car
Learning to drive isn’t a rite of passage anymore. Here’s why you should blame automation.
Why the Cybertruck is a bust
Elon Musk promised it would be the next big thing. Instead, its design and overhyped performance left it stuck between revolution and reality.
Is your iPhone too old to fix?
If Apple won’t even look at it, you might be past due for an upgrade. Here’s why.
GoFundMe isn’t always trustworthy
Scammers are hijacking tragedies on GoFundMe, and your donations may be going to fraud. Think twice before you give.
$80K side hustle or headache?
Renting out your empty land for storage sounds like easy money, until the HOA, zoning laws, or a nosy neighbor comes knocking.
AI targets tattoo artist jobs
A new machine promises faster, cleaner, less painful ink, and it’s heading to a shop near you.
A text could be their last
Teens spend one in five minutes driving distracted by their phones. The risk isn’t just real, it’s deadly. Here’s what parents must know.
Did science fiction predict the future?
From AI romances to DNA-based hiring, science fiction movies like Minority Report, Gattaca, and Her predicted today’s tech with surprising accuracy.