New swallowable pill can monitor vital signs
You’ve taken pills to treat lots of ailments, but have you ever popped a pill to check your vital signs? This might sound like something out of a…
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A look at the epic battle over Google’s App Store
Google is facing one of the most important court cases in company history, and so far it has suffered a defeat. Game developer Epic scored the first…
A shakeup at OpenAI hints at future trouble
As The Wire’s Omar Little said, memorably paraphrasing Machiavelli: You come at the king, you best not miss. Jaws dropped across the tech sector on…
Goliath versus Goliath? AI copyright battles blow up
By his own admission, Matthew Butterick is an unlikely warrior against Big Tech. A web entrepreneur turned lawyer, Butterick is a creative at heart who…
Blow for blow TikTok shadowboxing is a viral hit
Across the country and indeed the world, kids have been engaging in high-octane boxing on TikTok. Don’t worry though, the challengers aren’t throwing…
Out with business, in with housing
Remote work has upended the commercial real estate market and many companies aredownsizing their offices to better match a workforce that largely prefers…
Child’s play: States sue Meta over advertising to kids
Attorneys general in 42 states have pushed forward with lawsuits that allege social media company Meta Platforms, owner of Facebook, has been using…
United States bans export of AI chips
The artificial intelligence wars have begun, so perhaps it’s no surprise that the U.S. is moving to restrict the sale of so-called AI chips to China. Many…
Do the iPhone 15’s new features make it a holiday must-have?
The iPhone 15 and 15 Pro have landed and include some welcome upgrades. The biggest change might be the adoption of USB-C. Depending on who you ask, Apple…
The CIA is set to roll out its own AI-powered chatbot
ChatGPT has become the hottest thing since oven-fresh sliced bread, and numerous competitors are pushing forward with their own AI solutions. Even the…