Jason Koebler is a journalist and the Editor In Chief of Motherboard. With a focus on technology and its impact on society, his work explores topics such as cybersecurity, internet culture, privacy, and emerging technologies. Jason's articles provide insightful analysis and investigation into the intersection of technology and human life.
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The widespread availability of independent car repair needs to be protected from software-based DRM.
I replaced Google with Kagi, a search engine that has no ads and costs $10 per month.
By: Jason Koebler
The paper details the "authors' many years of failed experiments and dead-end ideas."
By: Jason Koebler
The Xz backdoor and a near miss on the F-Droid app store show how the entitled attitude of some people in the open source community can be used to push malicious or insecure code.
Laid-off employees say they weren't given notice, and were instead given notice via email about a "work from home" event.
AI 'influencers' on Instagram have racked up hundreds of thousands of followers and millions of views by stealing reels from real women to make the AI seem more "believable."
By: Jason Koebler
Science has found that writing down your feelings and performatively disposing of them can make you less angry.
Facebook's chatbot eventually apologized and said it doesn't have “personal experiences or children.”
By: Jason Koebler
The same types of bizarre AI images that have repeatedly gone viral on Facebook have begun to make their way to LinkedIn.
By: Jason Koebler
NYPD was able to spin out a hype video in less than 24 hours, which is notable because New York City has been horrendously slow to producing public records they are obligated by law to provide to the taxpayers who fund them.
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