Asha Barbaschow

If you had've told me in 2016 AI would be used in journalism I'd have laughed. I'm still laughing in 2023, but it's with an undertone of complete defeat.

Good morning, and happy Friday to you all. Today is my last day with Gizmodo Australia and I wanted to take the opportunity to say thank you to all of you for making this site the success it is.

If you use Google Chrome without any extensions, you're likely missing out on a tonne of productivity features.

From help with grammar to learning a new language, here are 10 Google Chrome Extensions we reckon will make your life a little easier.

Great tech deals alert! If you're in the market for some some gadgets, plans and other goodies we have rounded up some of the best in Australia.

Some of your favourite sci-fi movies are based off books, like Blade Runner, Minority Report and Arrival. Here are some of our favourites.

There aren't a lot of movies available on Amazon Prime Video for science fiction fans, but we've found 14 sci-fi flicks that we consider the best.

The Boeing Starliner is still docked to the International Space Station on its debut crewed mission. Due to issues with the spacecraft, the mission surpassed the 26-day mark on Friday. The NASA flight test was initially scheduled to last 10 days. Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams don't have a set date when they will return to Earth. NASA, for its part, has praised the Starliner for its ability to remain stranded at the ISS.

An Apple film production has been running around the Formula 1 paddock during the 2023 and 2024 seasons, working on a new F1 movie driven by lead actor Brad Pitt and producer Lewis Hamilton, called “F1.” According to reports, the film has already blown through its entire $US300 million budget with plenty of production still taking place before the film's release next summer. This makes it one of the most expensive movies ever made, and it's not entirely common for racing films to be commercially successful. There's almost no way “F1” will make its budget back at the box office. Apple probably would have been better off starting its own F1 team.

Technology is ever-evolving and as quickly as tech is being developed, cybercriminals are hard at work trying to crack the next big exploit in these systems.