Technology

One of the more remarkable artifacts of late-stage social media is the indelible presence of a particular character: the persecution profiteer.

With Apple expected to announce a mixed reality headset next week at WWDC, we take a look back at the journey of VR and AR.

Whether you are disgruntled by the fact or revel in it, there's no denying that smartphones have become the centers of our little worlds. The little killer machine in our pocket has made or is in the process of making so many things extinct.

Welcome to FAST: The free, ad-supported, streaming television bargain bin.

Ars chats with law philosopher Scott Shapiro about his new book, Fancy Bear Goes Phishing.

More than a decade ago, on the heels of the iPad’s announcement, I took to the pages of Macworld–then still available as a physical object shipped to your home–to describe it as not just a third device, but a third revolution.

How OpenAI’s Sam Altman is keeping up the AI safety balancing act. “AI will probably most likely lead to the end of the world, but in the meantime, there’ll be great companies,” OpenAI CEO Sam Altman once said. He was joking. Probably. Mostly. It’s a little hard to tell.

AI is impacting the realm of photography, ranging from tools for professionals like Adobe Photoshop’s new generative AI, to those for consumers, like Google Photos’ forthcoming Magic Editor.

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There’s a chance that ChatGPT knows personal details about you—and if it doesn’t, it might just make something up.