Europeans will soon have the option to pay to stop ads in Meta apps. Yes, there’s a catch.

How quick y'all are to forget Nvidia-Arm

China's two dominant mobile payment solutions, WeChat Pay and Alipay, announced foreign users can now pay at Chinese retailers by linking foreign credit cards.

Web 2.0 took off with help from the economic conditions of the 2000s. Recent moves from Reddit and Twitter signal that that era is coming to an end.

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Help your mind — and the earth — manage the uncertainty of climate change.

Many accessibility advocates are frustrated with Reddit.

Two U.S. food companies have received the go-ahead to sell chicken grown from cultivated animal cells in a production facility. It's the first time meat grown this way will be sold in the U.S.

Linda Hamilton is heading to Hawkins, Indiana, where she’ll join the cast of “Stranger Things” for the popular Netflix series’ fifth and final season, according to Tudum.

BetUS said not all everyone believes Reddit might reverse its pricing move, but almost all think CEO Steve Huffman will survive regardless.

Commentary: Chip companies are struggling to innovatem, right as we need more powerful chips for A.I., argues Rakesh Kumar.

ChatGPT’s fabrications are starting to catch up with OpenAI

AI chatbots are less fluent in languages other than English, threatening to amplify existing bias in global commerce and innovation.

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Apple settled a class-action lawsuit related to its failed butterfly keyboard design back in November. That $50 million settlement has...

The technology builds on research that showed it was possible to capture the energy in humidity. The latest discovery finds it's possible to do so with any material.

Germany's Handelsblatt reviewed about 2,400 customer complaints of Teslas suddenly accelerating, and 1,500 complaints about braking problems.

Emotional regulation skills set the stage for closing the learning gap.

Tears of the Kingdom becomes the fastest-selling game in the Legend of Zelda franchise.

American Amanda Anisimova has announced that she'll be taking an indefinite mental health break from tennis after finding being at tournaments "unbearable."