Big Tech
ChatGPT is being used to scan job applications—and penalizing candidates with disabilities
AI’s biases affect its ability to fairly screen resumes.
On by Tricia Crimmins
M.I.A. drops conspiracy-tinged streetwear line, including a 5G-blocking tin foil bucket hat
She’s also selling bags with Faraday cages, and silver-lined underwear
On by Marlon Ettinger
Suspended X users have found a cheat code that tricks Musk into restoring their accounts
Musk really wants to fight the ‘woke mind virus.’
On by Marlon Ettinger
‘3 minutes of IRL therapy’: BetterHelp’s compensation for exposing users’ data to Meta is laughably small
BetterHelp patients joked about the low sum.
On by Tricia Crimmins
AI evangelists keep getting blown away by the Distracted Boyfriend meme being turned into a video
Why does a years-old meme keep getting used to highlight the power of AI?
On by Mikael Thalen
Tesla rejected a new anti-harassment policy days before Elon Musk sued for sexual harassment at SpaceX
Musk’s companies have been beset by complaints.
On by Marlon Ettinger
Cybertruck owners discover one-piece windshield wiper design has one insurmountable foe: Rain
The windshield wiper motors are reportedly burning out.
On by Marlon Ettinger
Bill to fight non-consensual deepfakes blocked by senator—she’s backed by VC firm invested in deepfakes
Lummis said the proposed bill could stifle innovation.
On by Katherine Huggins
Cybertrucks still can’t recognize other Cybertrucks—4 years after Musk promised they would
The Cybertruck showed up as a sedan.
On by Marlon Ettinger
TikToker spins elaborate tow truck-Tesla conspiracy after car crashes into his house
But it may not be entirely true.
On by Marlon Ettinger
Devin Nunes demands Congress, Nasdaq investigate short sellers wrecking Trump media stock
But passionate Trump stock owners don’t think it’s enough.
On by Marlon Ettinger
EXCLUSIVE: Days before EU elections, Facebook is failing to flag inflammatory AI ads
The ads have racked up over a million views.
On by Gabriele Di Donfrancesco
A corporate landlord was raided by the FBI in a rent-fixing investigation—but renters online long fostered complaints
Posters online sounded the alarm bell for years against companies currently involved in civil suits.
On by Marlon Ettinger
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