John Herrman

Twenty-five years ago, the arrival of TiVo marked the beginning of the decline of the TV channel. First, we got recording and ad-skipping.

The eerie and unsettling tales about self-aware chatbots are not what they appear to be. Last week, AI influencers started passing around a strange video.

Live events and news belong to the streamers now.

This month, Google dropped a few hints about how its most important and lucrative product, Search, will be changing in the coming months.

In pure organizational terms, OpenAI is a weird entity. It started as a nonprofit, raising more than $100 million dollars to spend on foundational

Why Meta is filling our feeds with bots.

AI startup Anthropic, creator of popular chatbot Claude, announced a new feature this week called “computer use,” which is a set of tools “that can

The Betting Markets Are About Vibes, Too This isn't a reason to ignore them — it could be why they're right.

It's great being Google's favorite website — until it isn't. Reddit's first year as a publicly traded firm is going great.

It’s not even close — $182 million to just $45 million, according to one new estimate.