Nick Bilton

The investment frenzy around AI is driving valuation so much that some investors are wondering when the bubble might burst.

From hyper-realistic deepfakes to voice cloning, fraudsters are upping the threat level, potentially heralding, as one expert warns, the era of “identity hijacking.”

Summarization tools from OpenAI and Google offer a CliffsNotes version of journalism that may further dumb down public discourse and deliver a brutal blow to an already battered media business.

Inside Apple Park, the tech giant's CEO talks about the genesis of a “mind-blowing” new device that could change the way we live and work. A-list directors are already on board—“My experience was religious,” says James Cameron—but will your average iPhone user drop $3,500 on a headset?

The tech giant took some heat this week for its “uninspired” foray into AI, but a more measured pace is just what Silicon Valley needs.

The president’s staunch refusal to step aside has roiled leaders in two historical bastions of Democratic support. “They are selfish, selfish people,” one tech founder says of Biden’s circle, “who have chosen their job over country.”

A new movie starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum asks: Could the moon landing have been faked?

Prime Video’s bonkers take on England’s nine-day Tudor queen borrows from other historical romances—but deserves to stand alone for pulling off one of the most deranged twists in TV history.

Years after breaking with the former president, billionaires like Elon Musk and Marc Andreessen are now crawling back to protect what they value most: their bottom lines.

Digital deception is already muddying the waters of the 2024 election cycle. But if you think it’s bad now, just wait until the tech starts drawing on your biodata and browsing history, exploiting your biggest fears and deepest desires.