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A betting market is gambling that financial incentives can be the ultimate arbiters of truth.
Consumers have long worried their devices are listening to them. A newly leaked pitch dek from a large media conglomerate seems to imply that's true.
Hunters International says it stole more than 380 gigabytes of data from the federal law enforcement agency and has set an August 30 deadline for a ransom to be paid.
MAGA has built quite an echo chamber of cruelty and ignorance.
Your furry friend can tag along on your Lyft ride an additional fee of $4.
Telegram is a lot of things, but it's not an encryption-first messaging service.
French police detained the messaging app's billionaire CEO at the Paris–Le Bourget Airport on Saturday night, per local reports.
The remake is apparently "not safe enough" to put into the world, but Dinklage thinks it deserves a shot regardless.
Human rights activists in Israel and Iran were also targeted.
As RFK's tortured political campaign came to an appropriately lame conclusion, Kennedy revealed himself to be a total phony.
Ronda Rousey took to X on Friday to issue an apology that she says is a decade in the making.
The official invites haven’t gone out yet, but we can expect new iPhones, AirPods, and Apple Watches next month.
Say goodbye to the Meta Quest Pro 2, as Zuck and co. are reportedly doubling down on cheaper headsets most people can actually afford.
Truth Social is truly a one-man circus of crazy.
The hardest disinformation to guard against is the disinformation you want to believe.
The lawsuit alleges that the Texas company intentionally fed competing landlords' nonpublic information about rental rates into its rent suggestion algorithms, resulting in anti-competitive recommendations that raised rents across markets.
The Dwarf 3 telescope promises it can now capture 4K video at 30 FPS for celestial objects, but now it should be far better at daytime photography than the Dwarf 2.
And they don't care about how many followers you have.
Swifties are under surveillance, just like the rest of us.
The goo only got a little better at playing pong, but scientists are confident it could improve if we teach it to feel pain.
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