The Digital Signature

In a recently uncovered 1983 speech, Steve Jobs predicted the ubiquity of personal computers. In 2024, AI has brought us to another inflection point.

Customers of the uncarrier want T-Mobile to pay up after switching their legacy phone plans for something more expensive.

In a major victory for app-based companies, their drivers will not be considered employees.

The company behind ChatGPT is expanding into search, and leaning heavily on its relationships with publishers.

The Garden State has enacted a hefty new tax credit specifically for AI businesses. But tax incentives—particularly around data centers—haven’t always created large numbers of jobs.

Google’s new advance combines a large language model with a self-learning AI. The technique could address some shortcomings with AI—although there’s a catch.

Phones are supported well beyond their average ownership lifetime. In stark contrast, automakers are struggling to work out how long their “smartphones on wheels” can be kept on the road.

A controversial new surveillance system in Paris foreshadows a future where there are too many CCTV cameras for humans to physically watch.

System administrators and their teams sprang into action last Friday and worked tirelessly to get their companies back online amid one of the worst digital blackouts ever.

States across the US are seeking to criminalize certain uses of AI-generated content. Civil rights groups are pushing back, arguing that some of these new laws conflict with the First Amendment.