Category: Tech
Google co-founder Sergey Brin makes shocking revelation about AI models
Google co-founder Sergey Brin doesn’t want you to be nice to AI.
Apple’s new HomePod with a display might arrive by the end of 2025
Time for Apple to up its home game. Apple’s new HomePod will have a display, and it might arrive later this year. This is according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman (via 9to5Mac), who claims that the device will launch “by the end of this year,” though he admits that the timing is uncertain. …
Tesla Cybertruck can now be traded in for a different vehicle, but you might regret the decision; Here’s why
Tesla now allows Cybertruck trade-ins, a first since its debut
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 design revealed in a leaked image; Launch expected in July
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7’s rear panel is no different from its predecessor.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act would ban states from regulating AI
States couldn’t enact consumer AI protections for 10 years, if the bill passes. Buried in the Republican budget bill is a proposal that will radically change how artificial intelligence develops in the U.S., according to both its supporters and critics. The provision would ban states from regulating AI for the next decade. Opponents say the […]
Wait, Napster is back? Technically, yes.
Sure, the company and its work are entirely unrelated to file sharing, but still. Around the turn of the century, Napster was the place for online file sharing (or piracy, as the music industry would call it). If you were a millennial or Gen X-er at the time, you’ll remember Napster as the renegade brand […]
The best open earbuds that stay put, sound great, and keep you aware of the world around you
Whether you need some exercise earbuds or appreciate not being totally blocked off from the outside world, we’ve got you covered with these three picks. Noise-cancelling earbuds are a popular choice for many people, but if you’re someone who wants to hear the world around them or finds an in-ear design uncomfortable, there’s a better […]
Explicit deepfakes are now a federal crime. Enforcing that may be a major problem.
A law that’s both narrow and broad may prove too difficult to follow. On May 19, President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump beamed to press and allies as they signed the administration’s first major piece of tech regulation, the bipartisan Take It Down Act. It was seen as a win for those who […]
I tried Google’s new ‘Try it on’ AI shopping tool. I’m equally impressed and mortified.
The feature is now available on Google Shopping. At Google I/O 2025, the tech company announced a ton of new AI features, and one of the most interesting is a virtual clothing try-on tool. The Google Shopping “Try it on” feature lets users upload a photo of themselves and then virtually try on clothes, basically […]
Anthropic’s new AI model resorted to blackmail during testing, but it’s also really good at coding
Plus, Google I/O, OpenAI’s plans for an AI companion, and CEOs using AI avatars. So endeth the never-ending week of AI keynotes. What started with Microsoft Build, continued with Google I/O, and ended with Anthropic Code with Claude, plus a big hardware interruption from OpenAI, the week has finally come to a close. AI announcements […]
