Arvind Narayanan, author of the book “AI Snake Oil: What Artificial Intelligence Can Do, What It Can’t, and How to Tell the Difference,” explores how not all forms of this technology are, in fact, AI, plus how lawmakers should approach regulating it.

Six years ago, Apple introduced a new feature on iPhones and iPads: The Screen Time Report. The feature promised to empower users to manage their device time and balance the things that are really important. But is it actually doing that?

2025 may see AI, biotech and advanced sensors begin to link up and drive innovation while disrupting businesses, says Amy Webb. It could also be a pivotal year for cryptocurrency and quantum computing.

Influencer Winta Zesu says she made $150,000 last year by posting content meant to elicit “hate comments.” Algorithms reward that engagement.

Marketplace’s China correspondent Jennifer Pak explains the factors that have made Chinese EV makers competitive and could keep them competitive in a high tariff world.

In the 20 years since the site launched, consumers have come to rely on online reviews — even as fakes make them less reliable.

Young people surrounded by sports betting ads and promotions run the risk of becoming addicted, says Yanely Espinal of Marketplace’s “Financially Inclined.”

Pre-pandemic, the industry was eager to invest in DEI. But culture change proved difficult, says Lisa Mae Brunson of Wonder Women Tech.

In 2005, Apple’s Steve Jobs helped catapult podcasts as mainstream media when the tech giant introduced its native Podcasts app. Vulture podcast critic Nicholas Quah takes us through how podcasting has evolved since then.