Technology Archive
Archives for September 2023
The Massachusetts senator explains why we need an FCC for Big Tech.
In Walter Isaacson’s buzzy new biography, Elon Musk emerges as a callous, chaos-loving man without empathy.
Apple is going to sell us $3,500 headsets next year. It still hasn’t said why.
The dehumanizing philosophy of AI is built on a hatred of our animal nature.
From R.U.R. to Mrs. Davis, humans have feared — and identified with — robots for over a century.
Fiction has long wondered if AI can love. We just might find out.
It’s no accident — the intertwining of religion and technology is centuries old.
We already rely on AI to find our soulmate, and soon we might use it to hack death. But we risk losing what it means to be human.
Once again, this year’s phones will look a lot like last year’s. But real innovation is on the horizon.
Elon Musk is venturing into some dangerous territory about Jews.
Dozens of attorneys general filed a suit accusing Google Play of anti-competitive practices.
Building a temporary city of 80,000 people in the desert is actually bad for the planet.
Warnings about “juice jacking” have been around for a decade, but the threat has been greatly exaggerated.