Stuck in traffic, your left leg aching from constant clutch work? It’s time to consider an automatic or AMT car. But which one is the smarter, more efficient choice for urban chaos? We break down the myths and realities.
Tech investor David Sacks has issued a stark warning: America’s obsession with AI risks and its push for heavy-handed regulation could hand global AI supremacy to China, which is moving forward with relentless optimism and speed.
The fatal ICE shooting of a U.S. citizen nurse in Minnesota has triggered fierce condemnation from tech leaders, with more than 60 CEOs signing an open letter calling for immediate de-escalation and accountability.
A viral claim that Amazon founder Jeff Bezos advised young entrepreneurs to begin their careers at McDonald’s or Palantir has been firmly debunked by the billionaire himself. In a rare public correction, Bezos set the record straight—sparking a wider conversation about mentorship, misinformation, and the real value of early work experience in today’s startup ecosystem.
A sweeping class-action lawsuit in the U.S. claims WhatsApp has misled billions of users about its end-to-end encryption, alleging the company can secretly access private messages. Meta calls the claims ‘frivolous,’ but the case could have massive implications for digital privacy worldwide.
In a chilling incident on a Mumbai local train, a college teacher was fatally stabbed following a minor dispute. But what followed was a stunning display of modern policing: using facial recognition tech, authorities tracked down and arrested the suspect, Omkar Shinde, in just 12 hours. This case is a powerful testament to technology’s role in justice—but it also raises critical questions about privacy and surveillance in our public spaces.