Technology

Amarah Hasham-Steele, editorial fellow at The Walrus, talks about her experience trying out friendship apps.

The autonomous vehicle revolution may be moving slower than expected. Here’s why.

The demand for memory chips has skyrocketed with the rapid growth of AI infrastructure. The shortage poses a major challenge for the consumer electronics industry.

GDP rose at an annual rate of 2% from January to March, according to data out today from the Bureau of Economic Analysis. A big reason why: investment in AI.

And some companies are buying their competitors’ chips.

In the cat and mouse game of cybersecurity, advanced AI — like Anthropic’s Mythos model — could help both sides do more.

Meta, Google, Microsoft and Amazon report tomorrow. Apple reports on Thursday. These companies are so large that their earning reports can swing the stock market in either direction.

Joby Aviation’s vehicles can take off vertically, and may be a kind of preview of what airport shuttle service could look like in the future.

Cookies store your personal information. While they can be useful and remember your log in information, they can also track your behavior.

Tech companies heavily subsidized AI use in the early days. But now, particularly with the advent of AI agents, spending on AI can start to rival employees’ salaries.