Lauren Goode

At Meta's Connect developer conference, CEO Mark Zuckerberg showed off Orion, a futuristic pair of smart glasses that the company hopes will lead the next foundational shift in personal computing.

A little-known AI notebook tool from Google is going viral for its Audio Overviews that mimic the speech cadence of podcasters. Here's how to try it out.

Launched in 2017, Google Lens processes 20 billion visual searches a month. Now it will work with video and voice, too.

Pinterest and Threads seem convinced I'm in my 60s or going through menopause. Spend enough time in the bizarro worlds of these feeds, and you can start to believe anything.

This week, we cover the latest hardware using voice controls and generative AI, including a collar that lets you chat with your pets. Also, this podcast is changing shape, and we tell you all about it.

Character.AI lets users create bots in the likeness of any person—without requiring their consent.

The ambitious identity-verification project Worldcoin, now called World, wants a future where humans are “orb-verified.”

This shows the dire long term effects sepsis can have on a person. Their lives can change and their ability to have a normal family and working life can be taken away.

Is Mark Zuckerberg's style transformation just a matter of a change in personal taste? Or is the infamous tech mogul trying to tell us something about Meta?

In an exciting new development, some of the world’s biggest stars when it comes to innovation, courage, and inventiveness will be honored at a special event in November where they will showcase their creations in an interactive way with a global audience.