Tech Industry

Is another revolution against tech coming?

Parent-run accounts are increasingly aware of child predators following their children, but continue to monetize.

The letter declares deepfakes to be "a growing threat to society."

Phones! But also, other things. But phones!

The tech giant allegedly broke EU law.

The department is recruiting talent to help "advance its homeland security mission".

Spotify locks down its top COVID expert for a few more years.

The legislation would criminalize the spread of sexualized AI-generated images.

The company accused TikTok of using "its platform power to hurt vulnerable artists".

The latest why-wasn't-this-already-a-thing feature from Meta arrives with curious timing.

More tech jobs lost in 2024.

Leaning out.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai warns of more cuts ahead.

Samsung is now number two.

The major rewrite still prohibits uses that "harm yourself or others."

J.P. Morgan Payments is preparing merchants for a lucrative future.

Well, that's one way to respond to criticism.

A bunch of U.S. states and districts said Google isn't playing fair.

Epic might have lost to Apple, but not this time.

"Being lean is not just an option but a necessity," CEO Daniel Ek wrote.

"No tech company does more or invests more to protect elections online than Meta."

We knew trouble was in paradise.

This is getting hard to follow, but we've got your back.

ChatGPT's owner has now gone through three CEOs in three days.

The group accuses Roblox of "falsely advertising" its platform to kids.