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Microsoft confirmed its AI chatbot was originally called ‘Sydney,’ and the company has been dealing with outlandish AI answers for over a year.

Artifact, the previously invite-only app is now out in the open for the public to use and abuse.

Woot! is having a limited-time sale on Kindles for as low as $20.

Meta Platforms is launching a paid subscription service, one of the features of which is to have Facebook or Instagram accounts certified.

If you get a new phone number, it's simple for someone else to take over your Whatsapp account and assume your identity, accidentally or on purpose.

As much as Twitter’s own Blue checkmark has failed to gain traction, Meta wants to incentivize subscriptions with more traction in the apps' algorithms.

Linux isn't any one thing, yet it also is. Its ability to mold itself to its hardware and use case context while maintaining a consistent internal structure is what Linux is.

The phonemaker has been trying to make digital keys happen for years. Now it's trying another strategy.

Snapchat+ is doing great. Instagram and Facebook launched a pay-for-verification feature. Charging for blue checks drew scorn and ridicule, but cash is king.

Former NBA player Paul Pierce is given a whopping fine for tweeting nonsense about EMAX