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Educator claims advanced technology 'causing more problems' for students
With artificial intelligence becoming another tool in education, a former teacher says that advanced technology actually harms students in the long run.
'Scary' AI ChatGPT could eliminate Google within 2 years
A tech company has developed a state-of-the-art AI chatbot so sophisticated that it could render search engines — not to mention countless jobs — obsolete.
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A bigoted drive to sideline Barrett, Fauci’s biggest legacy and other commentary
“If you’re going to make Barrett recuse from this case, you might as well ask everyone who is gay to refrain from participating in cases like this one, which would...
5G fearmongering: A new low in NIMBYism
If this petition stalls a single tower for a single day, it's just another sign of how insanely NIMBY-friendly New York's laws have become.
Annoying tech issues are driving some professionals out of their jobs: poll
65% of respondents said they place great importance on having good technology for work.
We need to keep Big Tech strong — so it can keep America strong
Legislation that undermines the innovation and ingenuity of the American private sector will not help American consumers. It will, however, be a boon to Beijing and Moscow.
Real-life 'invisibility coat' could be available within years
The hottest new jacket to be seen in could be one that no one sees you in at all.
Most people can't get through the day without the internet: poll
Technology is a very large parts of people's lives in the modern age.
Why Taipei scares Beijing, Yang's centrist party pipe dream and more commentary
Yang & Co. offer “tepid, middle-of-the-road policies that, for some reason, they think will appeal to an impassioned and divided electorate.”
Biden’s good-economy bull, FBI’s double election meddling and other commentary
Biden’s BS on the economy, why he needs Trump to run, the FBI’s double election meddling, cancelers drove Justice Thomas from teaching law and the folly of corporate subsidies.
Top US, UK officials warn Chinese spying a 'long-term' threat to West
FBI Director Christopher Wray and MI5 Director-General Ken McCallum made a joint appearance in London to sound the alarm about the threat posed by Chinese spy rings.
Woman found the iPhone’s hidden camera app that you've probably never seen
Your iPhone has a hidden camera feature that's almost certainly passed you by.
Citi Field is going through some big fan-experience changes
Steve Cohen’s positive impact on the New York Mets can be seen, felt and heard all through Citi Field, quite literally. The Mets inked a multi-year partnership with Samsung to...
New Google pop-up alerts warn Android users their photos may be spied on
Android has plans to issue alerts to users before older apps access their photos.
Tech exec was warned dirt-digging effort on Trump 'will not fly,' Durham claims
A researcher tasked by tech executive Rodney Joffe doubted the Trump-Russia collusion in an August 2016 email cited by Special Counsel John Durham, according to court documents.
Washington Post joins NYT in admitting emails from Hunter Biden laptop are real
The Washington Post on Wednesday became the second major news outlet to reverse course and admit that emails from the infamous Hunter Biden laptop are authentic.
Want to work in IT? Look for a paid apprenticeship
Bronx resident Cartomu Kabba wanted to get hands-on experience in IT. Fortunately, she chose to do a paid apprenticeship program on her way to a full-time job -- no classroom...
Police IT worker arrested for passing 'sensitive' info to a sex trafficker
An IT worker for the Salt Lake City Police was arrested and charged for allegedly passing sensitive restricted information to an accused sex trafficker in exchange for sexual acts.
There's a secret message on the new White House website
A Microsoft employee discovered the surprise job listing.