David Meyer

Attackers are trying to grab powerful positions in open-source projects, seemingly to inject vulnerabilities into them.

It looks like Meta's strategy of charging European Facebook and Instagram users, for the privilege of not being tracked for ad-targeting purposes, ain't gonna fly.

Colorado is the first state to slap privacy limits on what companies can do with the data they glean from brain-computer interfaces.

Musk postponed a trip to India, ahead of what markets expect to be Tesla's worst results in years.

If TikTok's legal challenge to the new law fails, users can at best expect to see its empty shell remain in the U.S.

There's blood in the water. After a period of huge bullishness over generative AI, investors are starting to freak out about the massive costs involved, as evidenced by the reaction to Meta's earnings yesterday.

Generative AI's tendency to make up information (known in the industry as “hallucination”) can have negative consequences when the information is about a real person.

More than three-quarters of American adults—78%, up from 72% four years ago—think social media companies have too much power and influence in politics, the latest Pew Research study shows.

There is no real point to devices like the Humane AI Pin and Rabbit R1.

It's easy to poke holes in the U.S.'s justification for the ban—and Beijing's criticism of it.