As AI booms, lawmakers struggle to understand the technology
Tech innovations are again racing ahead of government’s ability to regulate them, lawmakers and artificial intelligence experts say.
An alternate reality: How Russia’s state TV spins the Ukraine war
Leaked emails detail how Russia’s biggest state broadcaster mined right-wing U.S. news and Chinese media to craft a narrative that Moscow was winning.
Inside the face-off between Russia and a small internet access firm
The cat-and-mouse experience of Proton, a Swiss company, shows what it’s like to be targeted by Russian censors — and what it takes to fight...
British ruling pins blame on social media for teenager’s suicide VIEW
Rather than classify her death a suicide, the coroner said the internet “affected her mental health in a negative way and contributed to her death...
‘They are watching’: Inside Russia’s vast surveillance state VIEW
A critical facet of Putin’s surveillance and censorship system finds and tracks opponents, squashes dissent and suppresses independent information even in the country’s furthest reaches.
Russia takes over Ukraine’s internet in occupied territories VIEW
In Russian-occupied Ukraine, authorities have rerouted mobile and internet data through Russian networks, and blocked access to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Ukrainian news websites.
Amazon cuts deal with Grubhub to waive some delivery fees for Prime subscribers
Financial turmoil in the food-delivery industry is presenting new opportunities for Amazon.
EU agrees new phones, tablets and laptops must have same charger by 2026
The European Union will require new smartphones, tablets and laptops to use a common charger by 2026.