Why shopping app Temu could be cause for consumer concern
If you hadn’t yet heard of Temu, chances are you would have soon. Consider it a wannabe Amazon, another morally questionable online retailer with…
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Your new car may be a ‘privacy nightmare on wheels’
“Bad news: your car is a spy,” Gizmodo reported, citing new research from the nonprofit Mozilla Foundation that found new cars to be the…
Is Google’s looming monopoly trial a watershed moment for Big Tech?
Given the ubiquitous profile that Google — and its evolved corporate umbrella entity Alphabet — enjoys across multiple industries today, it can be easy to…
Is the era of robotaxis over before it ever really started?
For as much as dyspeptic futurists grumble that “they promised us jet-packs” whenever it comes time to measure the utopian predictions of the past…
Meta’s Canadian news blockade is about more than just money
When the Canadian parliament passed the benignly named Online News Act this summer, its goal was to ensure “fair revenue sharing between digital platforms and…
Copyright and fair use in the digital era
Months after a U.S. judge found the Internet Archive liable for copyright infringement against four major book publishers, the two parties reached a tentative agreement…
Artificial intelligence goes to school
AI is transforming education from grade school to grad school and making take-home essays obsolete. Here’s everything you need to know: How is AI…
Is tech sinking office space or saving it?
Tech companies led multiple revolutions in what office work looks like in this century. Google was the most well-known company to turn its offices…
5 defunct social media platforms you might have forgotten
The Twitter era has essentially ended after the company’s owner, Elon Musk, rebranded the company as X, nixing the iconic blue bird in the process.…
NASA loses contact with Voyager 2 probe
NASA lost contact with its Voyager 2 probe and potentially may not hear from it until October. Voyager 2 is located 12.4 billion miles from…