Tech workers should shine a light on the industry’s secretive work with the military
It’s a hell of a time to have a conscience if you work in tech. The ongoing Israeli assault on
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Google DeepMind’s new AI tool helped create more than 700 new materials
From EV batteries to solar cells to microchips, new materials can supercharge technological breakthroughs. But discovering them usually takes months
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That wasn’t Google I/O — it was Google AI
Things got weird at yesterday’s Google I/O conference right from the jump, when the duck hit the stage. The day
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The Supreme Court may overhaul how you live online
This article is from The Technocrat, MIT Technology Review’s weekly tech policy newsletter about power, politics, and Silicon Valley. To
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When my dad was sick, I started Googling grief. Then I couldn’t escape it.
I’ve always been a super-Googler, coping with uncertainty by trying to learn as much as I can about whatever might
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How the Supreme Court ruling on Section 230 could end Reddit as we know it
When the Supreme Court hears a landmark case on Section 230 later in February, all eyes will be on the
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Big Tech could help Iranian protesters by using an old tool
After the Iranian government took extreme measures to limit internet use in response to the pro-democracy protests that have filled
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YouTube wants to take on TikTok with Shorts—videos for your TV
YouTube Shorts, the Google giant’s TikTok-alike feature, has become one of the video website’s latest obsessions, with more than 1.5
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Chatbots could one day replace search engines. Here’s why that’s a terrible idea.
At last year’s Google I/O, its annual showcase of new widgets and work-in-progress tech, CEO Sundar Pichai revealed his company’s
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