The cases present a fresh opportunity to decide whether and when public officials can block individual critics from their private social media accounts. https://wapo.st/3FG78f8
Featuring Vice President Harris, Tesla CEO Elon Musk and other top executives, the U.K.’s global AI summit has highlighted diverging priorities between the prime minister and the White House. https://wapo.st/3QDC31W
The disgraced ex-mogul and founder of FTX tried to distance himself from the statements he made while his crypto exchange imploded. https://wapo.st/46SzYoB
Even kids who grew up online need to learn about scams and fraud. Here’s how parents can prepare them for the worst the internet has to offer. https://wapo.st/49fmFQH
President Biden is expected to sign a sweeping artificial intelligence executive order on Monday, marking the U.S.’s most ambitious regulatory attempt yet. https://wapo.st/47ewKvD
A prominent self-driving car company went from approval to ban in just two months, highlighting the fragmented oversight governing the fledgling industry. https://wapo.st/3sa0735
Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) said an expected executive order from President Biden to deal with AI will not be enough. https://wapo.st/3Fv2WyZ
The company said it’s poised to increase its hiring in technical roles for areas such as artificial intelligence and the metaverse. https://wapo.st/3tNF9HO
President Biden’s long-anticipated AI executive order marks the government’s most significant attempt to regulate the swiftly evolving technology. https://wapo.st/478MBvH
The founder of the now-defunct crypto exchange FTX will take the stand later this week after his inner circle testified against him, his lawyer said. https://wapo.st/3tNGXRj
Novel ways of using Google’s search and location data are helping police. But privacy advocates say it’s violating Americans’ constitutional rights. https://wapo.st/3MgsT9c
From Russian soldiers shot down on camera to Hamas fighters slain as they tried to escape the Israeli navy, the scenes now shared across the internet are far more violent and graphic than in previous conflicts. https://wapo.st/3tSbo8D
The moon is even older than scientists realized, according to new studies of crystals brought back from the moon by Apollo astronauts in 1972. https://wapo.st/40bkd9Y
In the two years since an Israelis company first tried to thwart a Russian disinformation campaign in Burkina Faso, coups or rebels have removed the governments of five former French colonies, replacing them with pro-Russia leaders. https://wapo.st/46EJBY1
From deploying “terrier” emojis to referring to “P*les+in1ans,” creators are changing up their language to evade Big Tech’s content rules. https://wapo.st/403wj4C
Years into the pandemic, white-collar workers are still suffering from back-to-back video calls. Experts provide tips on how to rethink meetings. https://wapo.st/48T2DeC
Google made passkeys the default log-in option. Here’s how passkeys work, how to set them up and why they’re safer than passwords. https://wapo.st/3S4KzIE
The Biden administration is poised to announce a raft of new export controls aimed at slowing China’s development of advanced AI technologies. https://wapo.st/3M5I457
The tech, mortgage and auto industries are among the hardest hit with layoffs going into 2023. Among the giant companies are Amazon, Meta and Twitter. https://wapo.st/46yN4am
A flood of misinformation in the Israel-Gaza war is shaping how panicked citizens and a global public view the conflict with Hamas. https://wapo.st/45xmk93
Artificial intelligence voice cloning software has rapidly increased in quality. It’s allowing anyone from foreign actors to music fans to copy somebody’s voice. https://wapo.st/48PhpmB
Live-streamed murders in Buffalo and Christchurch, New Zealand, remain visible on the web long after the mass killings took place. https://wapo.st/45wrW3p
Breaking news moves fast online, and it can be difficult to tell what's real and what's purposefully misleading or fake. Here's how to sort through it all. https://wapo.st/3OvdKTr
Who among us hasn't occasionally been tapped for tech support? These free tools can make remotely troubleshooting PC problems less of a headache. https://wapo.st/48WmSZ4
Taiwan’s semiconductor industry provides it with economic and national security. But some locals are questioning whether the environmental burden is worth it. https://wapo.st/45mXR6f
Alexa says the 2020 race was stolen, even as parent company Amazon promotes the voice assistant as a reliable source of election news. https://wapo.st/3rAunEf
A lawsuit over the crash could determine whether the maker of the technology bears some responsibility when things go wrong in a vehicle guided by Autopilot. https://wapo.st/45rlwSR
The headline of this article will no longer appear in the tile that automatically appears when a link to the piece is shared on X, formerly Twitter. https://wapo.st/45eOci9
These days, it seems like everyone is trying to build AI tools. Google is no exception, and it’s cramming those tools into its new phones. https://wapo.st/48Di0I2
Zoom says its collaborative documents app, rivaling Microsoft Word and Google Docs, will integrate with meetings and be generally available next year. https://wapo.st/48FSFgM
Americans finally have some privacy rights. Permission Slip makes telling companies to delete or not sell your data simple. Really. https://wapo.st/3RK9roP
Before he was a rock star, Queen’s lead guitarist Brian May was an astrophysicist. He put those skills to the test in NASA’s first-ever asteroid sample return mission. https://wapo.st/3LKnRRT
At Google’s antitrust trial, Microsoft’s Satya Nadella said Google’s search engine is dominant because of its deals making it the default option across devices. https://wapo.st/3LK7s03
The founder of FTX is accused of bilking customers and investors out of billions of dollars in the 2022 collapse of his cryptocurrency empire. https://wapo.st/3PYbvYR