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What is ‘AI psychosis’ and how can ChatGPT affect your mental health?
Mental health experts explain how chatbots can be destabilizing and how to help someone affected.
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Meta Poaches Apple AI Executive Even as It Plans Hiring Slowdown
The executive is following several of his colleagues to Meta, which also hired the head of Apple’s AI models team.By Mark Gurman -
First Google, Now Microsoft: Tech Staff Are in Revolt Over Gaza
Employee activism has put some tech workers at odds with their bosses and tested internal policies at Microsoft and Google
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U.S. judge orders Google to share search data with competitors
Google has said it plans to file an appeal, which means it could take years before it is required to act on the ruling.
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iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone Air vs. Older Models: How Your Phone Compares
We look at the newly announced iPhones to see what has changed and if any new features might be worth your upgrade dollars
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Why Apple’s Lackluster New iPhones Will Still Pay Off
Higher prices and aging phones in the pockets of consumers could give a boost to the iPhone business
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Trump suggests a TikTok deal has been reached with China
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Review: iOS 26 release: everything you need to know about Apple’s Liquid Glass updates
iPhone upgrade joined by watchOS 26, iPadOS 26 and macOS 26 Tahoe, adding a new look and features to devices
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To Solve The TikTok Problem, Trump Has To Give Up His Control
A successful TikTok deal would end China’s leverage over the social media app in the U.S. — and Trump’s too.
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Trump speaks with China's Xi to finalize TikTok deal
The call on Friday, the first between the two leaders since June, was also set to focus on the ongoing trade war between the world’s two largest economies.
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Trump signs executive order to hand TikTok over to his US allies
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday laying out his plan to sell Chinese-owned TikTok to US and other global investors, most of whom are his allies.
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Trump forces Apple to take down apps
Tech giant Apple has bent the knee to Donald Trump, purging several apps the US government claims are dangerous.
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How Saudi Arabia became a video-game superpower
Electronic Arts is part of a multi-billion-dollar bid to dominate gaming
