Apple defended its parental control systems after two prominent shareholders wrote an open letter calling on the company to research the impact of smartphones on children, while also promising more robust controls in the future.
WASHINGTON, DC — China has developed a plan to “overtake” the United States in the race to militarize artificial intelligence, robotics, and quantum computing, an expert from the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) warned lawmakers, noting that the communist nation is “rapidly closing the gap” with America.
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich may face a lawsuit or other legal problems due to his stock sales before the Meltdown CPU bug was revealed, according to legal experts.
Jack in the Box CEO Leonard Comma claimed “it just makes sense” to replace human workers in the restaurant industry with robots as the minimum wage increases.
YouTube has issued a statement via their Twitter account about the recent Logan Paul video which featured the dead body of a suicide victim. In the statement, released a week after the video itself, YouTube claims no responsibility for the video and claims to have “acted accordingly.”
Surprising absolutely no-one, Google’s new “fact-checking” feature appears to exclusively target conservative news sites.
Project Veritas has released a new video showing a Twitter employee stating that the company is prepared to hand private DMs from President Trump over to the Department of Justice
The Ecuadorian Foreign Minister has said Julian Assange’s continued stay in their London embassy is “untenable”.
Rep. Marsha Blackburn praised President Trump’s executive order expanding rural broadband in an exclusive internet with Breitbart News.
The Iranian Association for Online Commerce stated on Monday that Internet controls installed by the authoritarian regime to suppress a popular uprising damaged “half a million online businesses, including several high-tech companies.”
The Damore lawsuit provides evidence of widespread support for Antifa, a domestic terrorist organization, at Google.
Apple is reportedly under investigation by the French government over claims that the company purposefully slowed down older iPhone models.
VTech, the Chinese electronics manufacturer of children’s toys and games, has been fined $650,000 after failing to protect the privacy of their young tech users.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX appears to have lost a mysterious government payload known as “Zuma” in their latest rocket launch.
Amazon founder and Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos has become the richest man in history, according to a report.
House of Mann owner Brandon Hilton, who faced criticism this month after using a nine-year-old “drag queen” boy as the “covergirl” for his erotic gay clothing store, claimed his critics “are the real monsters.”
According to a recent lawsuit filed by former Google engineer James Damore, Google’s definition of diversity is “women or individuals who were not Caucasian or Asian.”
A pair of robot strippers are performing at a gentleman’s club in Las Vegas during the CES tech conference this week.
Abilene Christian University has instituted a policy which could result in disciplinary measures against any student who works or even dines at Hooters.
German Justice Minister Heiko Maas has been subject to his own social media censorship law after one of his old tweets calling German economist Thilo Sarrazin an “idiot” was deleted.
Diablo Valley College Professor Albert Ponce has come under fire after a video of him telling students that its acceptable to violate U.S. laws circulated around the internet.
Students at Notre Dame are calling for the removal of a mural of Christopher Columbus that has been attached to the main building since 1884.
A professor at Brooklyn College argued in a recent academic journal article that meritocracy is a “tool of whiteness.”
Two University of London professors are warning that Beyonce’s brand of veganism promotes “discrimination and inequality.”
The California Department of Justice ruled this week that a lecturer at San Diego State University harassed a student over cultural appropriation.
Among the allegations made in the class action lawsuit against Google is that the company openly discriminates against white males.
Israel’s anti-trust regulator said it will look at the business practices of internet giants such as Facebook and Google to make sure they are not stifling competition.
A class action lawsuit filed by former Google engineer James Damore claims there is a pattern of intimidation of conservatives at Google.
In a recently filed class action lawsuit, former Google engineer James Damore has revealed just some of the threatening and offensive emails he received following the publishing of his famous viewpoint diversity memo.
Software engineer and right-wing blogger Curtis Yarvin was escorted from Google headquarters by security personnel after his presence triggered an alert.
Volkswagen is creating an all-electric, Nvidia AI-powered version of their retro camper van that includes facial recognition.
James Damore has filed his lawsuit against Google, alleging that the company discriminates against its employees on the basis of race, gender, and political viewpoint.
Two prominent Apple shareholders have called on the company to research the impact of smartphones on children.
A new report claims that ten percent of Amazon’s Ohio workforce is receiving food stamps.
House of Mann, an erotic gay BDSM clothing store, has been accused of sexualizing children after they used a nine-year-old boy dressed as a drag queen to model for them.
Facebook has announced that a system bug may have revealed users’ personal phone numbers to advertisers.
Following the #MeToo hashtag aimed at raising awareness of sexual assault, Silicon Valley has begun capitalizing on the issue of workplace harassment.
Acclaimed music producer DJ Diplo dumped on President Donald Trump over his threat to cut off aid to Pakistan and said he hopes Trump’s ‘nuclear button’ tweet mocking Kim Jong-un gets the president blocked from Twitter.
A new report released by the CDC that finds a trend of significantly less teen sexual activity is promoting a shift in the focus of sex education from one that assumes most teens are sexually active to one that supports healthy decisions.
Pop singer Lily Allen has claimed Muslim grooming gang victims could have been “raped or abused by somebody else at some point” if the gangs were not active in Britain.
