Timothy Beck Werth is a Tech Editor at Mashable. He specializes in areas such as artificial intelligence, consumer technology, and telecommunications, with a keen focus on AI platforms and generative AI. Timothy's work has been featured in prominent publications including British GQ, The Daily Beast, and Insider.
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By: Timothy Beck Werth
Security researchers say 5,500 GitHub repositories have been affected by the attack.
By: Timothy Beck Werth
Instead of a Hero14 Black, GoPro is offering an entirely new line of cameras. Are they worth the higher price tag?
The iPhone is almost old enough to vote. So, what do we expect from the upcoming iPhone 18 and iPhone 18 Pro Max?
By: Timothy Beck Werth, Alex Perry
The iPhone is almost old enough to vote. So, what do we expect from the upcoming iPhone 18 and iPhone 18 Pro Max?
Unlike Anthropic and OpenAI, Google won't say how often Gemini hallucinates, lies, or acts sycophantic. That's a big problem.
By: Timothy Beck Werth
Unlike Anthropic and OpenAI, Google won't say how often Gemini hallucinates, lies, or acts sycophantic. That's a big problem.
Why are our smartphones, laptops, and gaming consoles more expensive? Because AI is hogging all the memory.
Why are our smartphones, laptops, and gaming consoles more expensive? Because AI is hogging all the memory.
This isn't the only AI company planning to go public this year.
By: Timothy Beck Werth
Some AT&T shoppers will be able to have an IRL 'Toy Story 5' experience with Woody and the gang.
