Elon Musk's X alleged the Center for Countering Digital Hate violated its terms of service in a bid to scare away advertisers and harm the company financially. https://wapo.st/47a6eEn
Data collection in cars has surged in recent years, especially in cars that encourage users to plug in their phones to play music, get spoken directions and make hands-free calls. https://wapo.st/3YiIfPq
From Goodreads to TikTok, online communities of readers make joining a book club — on the internet or in person — easier than ever. https://wapo.st/43IUbel
As Elon Musk's Twitter stumbled, Mark Zuckerberg pushed for a new app to rival it. The result, Threads, has reinvigorated the struggling social media giant. https://wapo.st/44JzIr9
Electric vehicles are fun to drive and easy on the environment — just make sure build extra time into your itinerary before you hit the road. https://wapo.st/43LQdkY
Job recruiters share advice to help applicants increase the chance of landing the job, even as more tech is used in the process. https://wapo.st/3OImdm1
Twitter has always had a fraught relationship with its hometown, but Elon Musk's ownership has ushered in a new era of chaos for San Francisco. https://wapo.st/3rPY9Vi
Despite Apple's warnings, parents and caregivers are using AirTag trackers to keep tabs on their kids. Is it helicopter parenting or a new way to let go? https://wapo.st/3rD7yz8
Two AI researchers and the CEO of AI startup Anthropic testified about the long-term risks of AI and said Congress needs to institute rules to control it. https://wapo.st/46ZEJNP
The space agency awarded contracts to develop technologies that would build habitats and power sources on the lunar surface as part of its Artemis program. https://wapo.st/452t0Mm
In changing Twitter’s blue logo, owner Elon Musk is trading a bird in the hand for the promise of a wide-ranging “everything app" analysts say may never materialize https://wapo.st/44VYwf9
Elon Musk's Twitter is now X, as the social media platform changes its branding. But Twitter got its name using some decidedly old-school tools. https://wapo.st/3pVxiqf
The last big strikes reshaped the movie business and fueled the rise of reality TV. The latest walkout likely will help turn established actors into TikTok stars — and vice versa. https://wapo.st/3rKpMyF
If a judge grants the government's request, global tech companies will have to ensure they do not distribute "Glory to Hong Kong" — or risk punishment. https://wapo.st/3O2n67g
Users bemoan Google's declining utility in viral tweets and TikToks and trade information on more reliable methods of hunting down info. https://wapo.st/43PHjDj
Neopets, which came out in 1999, is relaunching. Its new owners hope $4 million of investment and a new "World of Neopets" game will return it to its "glory days." https://wapo.st/3XWzhad
Your smartphone can be a lifesaver in an emergency situation like a heat wave or wildfire. Here is the tech you need to stay connected in a disaster. https://wapo.st/3K5AIxd
Dr. Frankfurt’s bestselling book, with a title referencing a form of deceit that employs a word bleeped out during his many TV interviews, earned him literary fame. https://wapo.st/46SFVlT
Intellexa and Cytrox were added to a federal “entity list” that prohibits American companies from engaging in certain trade activities with them. https://wapo.st/3rxRVsP
Threads had a wildly successful launch amid a backlash against Twitter over limits on how many posts could be viewed. Now Threads is doing the same thing. https://wapo.st/3Oibxdf
As more states legalize marijuana, employers are opting out of testing for the substance — either by choice or as required by law. https://wapo.st/3OfgpQA
Authors, artists and publishers are suing tech companies that used copyrighted works to train their artificial intelligence programs. https://wapo.st/44Ps6TB
Committee chair Jim Jordan wanted to make the hearing with Lina Khan about FTC treatment of Elon Musk and Twitter. Other members weren't going along. https://wapo.st/3DbyIQm
The “Interim Measures for the Management of Generative Artificial Intelligence Services” will encourage growth of the AI industry while retaining total control over information. https://wapo.st/44C5WnE
Americans waste $10 billion each year on name-brand ink. So we tested low-cost options including remanufactured cartridges, ink injection kits — and even making our own. https://wapo.st/46KCWfi
Some printers and printing services are snooping on your documents. Here's a quick guide to printer privacy for people in a rush. https://wapo.st/3XHZysO
A Gizmodo story on Star Wars, generated by artificial intelligence, was riddled with errors. The irony that the problem happened at a tech publication was undeniable. https://wapo.st/3XQau7F
OpenAI's chatbot has been heralded as spurring a revolution in the tech world. But its spectacular growth has suddenly slowed down. https://wapo.st/44gOFR3
Amid a wave of tech company layoffs, contract workers such as on-site cooks and janitors receive the lowest severance packages. https://wapo.st/3pCdtE1
Student-led groups focused on AI Safety have popped up at Stanford University and other schools, backed by billionaires fixated on the AI apocalypse https://wapo.st/3JFExJt
The Trump-appointed judge’s move could upend years of efforts to enhance coordination between the government and social media companies. https://wapo.st/44AdVSd
For months, the Erica Marsh account had raised suspicions among online misinformation experts due to her lack of a real-world footprint and her devotion to attention-grabbing viewpoints one called “cartoonishly liberal.” https://wapo.st/3CWKv4X
The settlement, which is subject to approval by the SEC, could help unlock hundreds of millions of dollars for Trump’s media company. https://wapo.st/3JHo4V4
Post-pandemic loneliness is driving young adults to turn to the internet to find real-life friends, rather than to rely on circumstance. https://wapo.st/3CX5e8B
Three years after it was established as the sixth branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, the U.S. Space Force is working to define its mission. https://wapo.st/3Nt0SuE
As boomers age, the workforce will be older than ever. As they retire, the worker-to-retiree ratio will drop to lower than ever. Here's what that means for you. https://wapo.st/3XCr5f1