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Some of the best robots of this year's CES were ball-based, but there were plenty of other weird machines with strangling arms and manic, electronic voices.

Six U.S. senators, including Tennessee Sen. Marsha Blackburn, have introduced a bill that would reform how tickets are bought and sold for events.

AI is still working out its kinks. As chatbots embed in enterprise services we're getting a better idea of just how worthless they are at this point.

The notable surge in malicious bots can be attributed to the growing availability of AI tools, particularly those associated with generative AI.

Hopefully, these rules will help a few more real people get a new Steam Deck instead on November 16.

The Republican presidential candidate said, if elected, she will force social media companies to 'show America their algorithm.'

As part of a test announced by X owner Elon Musk on Tuesday, new X accounts in two countries will be charged for things like posting, reposting, and replying.

So far, new accounts in two countries will have to pay to avoid a "Read Only" option.

Some X users think it's a play to gather credit card information for Musk's "everything app"

Switchbots are chonky and goofy, yes—but they're also surprisingly useful.