Matt Novak is the founder of Paleofuture, a website that explores the history of the future. He is also a journalist for Gizmodo and Forbes, specializing in debunking viral misinformation and exploring the intersection of technology and culture. Novak's work has been featured in various publications, including Gizmodo Media Group, Vox, and Forbes.
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Matt Novak focuses on covering evolving and breaking stories related to government & politics, content & publishing, and entertainment news with a particular focus on internet censorship, fake news, viral videos, conspiracy theories, and social media. He would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights or expertise related to these topics.
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Google has tried similar tactics in Australia, India, and Canada.
"I feel very confident predicting autonomous robotaxis for Tesla next year," Musk said... in 2019
By: Matt Novak
No, Disney isn't building a theme park based on a notorious pedophile's island.
By: Matt Novak
Farewell, Atlas. Thanks for not starting the robot uprising.
By: Matt Novak
Gizmodo obtained consumer complaints about Rover through a FOIA request with the FTC.
By: Matt Novak
Atlas achieved some incredible feats over the years, starting with walking like a normal human
By: Matt Novak
Boston Dynamics retired the hydraulic version of Atlas on Tuesday.
Atlas the robot was killed off yesterday, only to rise from the dead today. So don’t write off the robot uprising just yet. Read more...
The 52-year-old WikiLeaks co-founder faces computer hacking and espionage charges.
Gizmodo filed a FOIA request with the FTC for complaints from pet owners, some about things that have gone terribly, horribly wrong
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