Apple is making several changes following complaints that its AI-powered notification summaries were inscrutable or just plain wrong.

The company will license the technology so other EV charging companies can take advantage.

Instagram users not enthused about Mark Zuckerberg's pivot to MAGA have a new refuge.

The app could theoretically continue to function in the short term, but service providers will be prohibited from working with TikTok.

The tech industry has come around to Trump after shunning him during his first administration.

Senator Ed Markey of Massachusetts introduced the bill on the Senate floor Monday, which would give TikTok almost another year to divest from its Chinese parent company.

Twitter was never a good place to advertise, but Facebook is incredibly effective, making it unlikely advertisers will leave.

In case you had any doubt, the AI wars have begun.

Blue checkmarks addressed this issue just fine before Elon Musk took a sledgehammer to them.

Presumably to himself or another related party.

The DIY robot used ChatGPT's Realtime API to respond to commands to aim and fire a rifle.

Los Angeles residents forced to evacuate can call 211 to be connected with a free place to stay.

The regional Russian provider confirmed the attack on social media, saying it caused a "complete failure" in its infrastructure.

It is part of an effort by the company to improve its customer service.

Despite its new plan to loosen content moderation across its apps, Meta says its policies differ for internal and external discussion.

Apple has received criticism for generating summaries of notifications that are wrong or just useless.

The sonic booms have caused late-night disruptions for residents as far as 70 miles away.

What more can you say? This is just sad.

The AI company still argues that training Claude on copyrighted material constitutes fair use.

Meta's new head of global policy is Joel Kaplan, a former staffer under George W. Bush and vocal critic of Meta's restrictions on political speech.