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Consent is broken. How do we fix it?
The consent process is designed for compliance, not for people, but how do we fix it?
Why 2026 is the year AI finally understands the work behind the work
How AI can now understand your work's context.
ChatGPT’s ads are giving Gemini an opening to scoop up new users
OpenAI’s ad experiment risks changing how people feel about ChatGPT, just as Gemini becomes an everyday tool for millions
Discord, we all know this isn't really about 'creating a safer community', so I'm done with your app — but I'm not sure where to go next
Discord, you’re forcing me to leave after 8 happy years — but these alternatives really need to step up their game.
My most anticipated upcoming phone isn't this year's iPhone, it's a Chinese flagship filled with one-of-a-kind features
I'm not looking forward to the next iPhone, but this Chinese flagship has really caught my eye.
Sorry, but Jony Ive is wrong about touchscreens in cars — here's why
Jony Ive's new supercar, an all-electric Ferrari Luce, is devoid of touchscreens because Ive doesn't like them, but he might be wrong about the need for them in cars.
Authentication in 2026 - moving beyond foundational MFA to tackle the new era of attacks
Organizations must build on existing security practices and embrace phishing-resistant authentication to deliver robust protection.
When machines remember us: Rethinking privacy in the age of humanoids
As humanoid robots enter daily life, privacy shifts from policy promises to architectural design.
