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Smart glasses have existed in one guise or another for decades. Could next-gen mobile networks be the catalyst that helps them take off?

The late Apple co-founder was furious with Google's work developing Android, claiming it was a stolen product

The time-old argument that if you have nothing to hide, then you have nothing to fear just won't go away

The OpenAI CEO equates human intelligence with machine intelligence as he defends the massively expanding energy footprint

The Linux creator had a particularly tough time with Nvidia throughout history – but things have changed dramatically since then

Apple and Microsoft's rivalry stretches back decades, with the Apple co-founder repeatedly undermining Bill Gates' company

Although the erosion of privacy feels more of a modern phenomenon, the earliest digital systems were a subtle sign of things to come

The rise of AI threatens the arts just as much as any industry – with large language models able to generate all kinds of media

A man who's deeply embedded in the technology ecosystem sees no other way forward than going full speed ahead on the AI buildout

The whistleblower has exposed some of the most egregious surveillance programs in operation

Armed conflict in the 21st century is looking considerably different from the wars of yesteryear, thanks to huge technological advancements

Despite championing remote working, the technology industry was among the first sectors to row back on this new era

The technology industry has long struggled with equalising the contributions of men and women — with women vastly underpaid relative to men

One of the world's most renowned illustrators has previously described the rise of AI-generated content as the end of an era for human creativity

The tech mogul has repeatedly called for the colonization of Mars, but has previously warned that early missions may carry monumental risks

The world's most renowned tech designer excelled at making complex electronics feel accessible thanks to a different way of thinking

Slowing down the robotics, AI, and automation build-out might give us time to understand how to structure our labor markets

Many now use AI to create media that borrows from famous artistic styles, but filmmakers find it demoralizing

Technology has marched forward over the last couple of decades at the same time as basic freedoms and rights have been eroded

Automation has long been considered a threat to jobs and employment, but not everybody agrees – least of all those architecting the AI buildout

The iPhone has become one of the most successful consumer and business devices in history, defying initial doom and gloom

Social media users have organically grown less concerned about privacy over time, according to the creator of Facebook

The rise of big data and analytics has been a boon for businesses – but there's a dark side to the power that it grants

The ethics of AI usage matter less than using the best possible tools, according to Anduril CEO Palmer Luckey.

At a time of heavy automation and job losses, enterprises must also consider how useful individuals with real, practical experience might be