Bruce Gil is a journalist at Quartz. He specializes in audio and investigative reporting with a focus on technology themes such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, cybersecurity, and privacy. Bruce has been featured in numerous publications, including Knowledia, The Messenger, and Gizmodo, among others.
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By: Bruce Gil
The tech giant is alerting users it believes were targeted by highly sophisticated mercenary spyware. Engineering & Technology
The project and other items from Apple's history are being auctioned off to celebrate the company's 50th anniversary.
The project and other items from Apple's history are being auctioned off to celebrate the company's 50th anniversary. Company News
By: Bruce Gil
5 pts The feature is promoted as an added layer of home security, but it has already raised privacy concerns.
By: Bruce Gil
The advisory says attackers are using AI to go after the company's industrial computers used in water plants and other critical infrastructure facilities.
The DOJ argues that Minnesota's law goes further than federal rules and could slow down AI development.
The robotaxi company says its new Ojai vehicles are on the road in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Phoenix.
Tesla's solar tiles reportedly reached only around 3,000 U.S. installations in their first several years on the market.
By: Bruce Gil
The tests come as some American automakers are exploring the possibility of using the cheaper tech in their cars.
By: Bruce Gil
The tests come as some American automakers are exploring the possibility of using the cheaper tech in their cars. Engineering & Technology Web Apps & Online Tools
