Technology

Alanna Okun, a writer and game designer, said the game has become a stand-in for a “thing people do when they are messing around on their phones.”

Evan Osnos, staff writer at The New Yorker, spent 10 days in Beijing to report on China’s rapid progress and what it means for U.S. standing in the world economic order.

Isabelle Bousquette, reporter at the WSJ Leadership Institute, breaks down a new technology that’s helping those in search of the perfect pringle.

Yesterday, a New Mexico court ordered Meta to pay more than $500 million to address harms to young people from its platforms.

As AI brings challenges to higher education, USC is embracing the tech with a new school dedicated to researching innovations and applying AI across disciplines.

Power utilities are looking for ways to make sure ratepayers don’t bear the cost of hooking data centers to the grid.

Today’s EVs are tomorrow’s used cars. With Plug, Jimmy Douglas is building a specialized auction platform to sell them.

A group of major record labels proposed qualifications for AI music to be chart-eligible.

Many manufacturers are also finding themselves with the need to restock, which also floats demand.

Over the past couple of months, China’s influence over the global AI industry has grown. Adam Segal at the Council of Foreign Relations says much of that growth is thanks to China’s adoption of the open-weighted model.