

American singer D4vd was the most Googled person this year after a girl was found dead in his car—and one Polymarket user profited from it.

2Wai’s new “HoloAvatar” tool turns minutes of footage into lifelike replicas of deceased loved ones, igniting ethical alarms over consent, privacy, and the commercialization of grief.


The apology arrives 10 days after Australia's competition watchdog sued the tech giant for allegedly concealing cheaper alternatives.


Forced AI software features are stirring real user frustration, while studies on fatigue are piling up. Is a full-blown revolt in our future?

A previously undiscovered flaw in Perplexity’s Comet browser let hidden commands extract user data, Brave researchers say.


DAO members of 1inch are voting on whether to approve a reimbursement scheme for victims of a supply chain exploit last year.