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The photo-editing program can now generate images of almost anything. Its maker has a plan it hopes will make this less risky than it sounds. → Read More
Even innocent people can inadvertently make themselves seem guilty. → Read More
Important information is getting drowned out online by a lot of trollish junk. → Read More
Will he buy Twitter? Nobody knows — but what does it matter, as long as you keep paying attention? → Read More
Mandatory parking rules make housing more expensive. California’s legislature should undo them. → Read More
Web3, billed as the future of the internet, might create more problems than it solves. → Read More
His products are good for customers and good for the world. → Read More
What the best picture Oscar for “CODA” tells us about Apple’s enormous market power. → Read More
Amazon, Apple, Google and Microsoft are expanding their reach over the rest of the economy. → Read More
We’re seeing the limits of Facebook’s strategy to buy or copy other people’s best ideas. → Read More
I took a top-of-the-line Cadillac Escalade on a two-week road trip. Unfortunately for the planet, I loved it. → Read More
Virtual reality is getting very real — real enough to call into question what “reality” even means. → Read More
GiveWell investigates charities to find the most cost-effective ways to do good. → Read More
Brace yourself for an onslaught of devices that connect your eyes to the digital world. → Read More
The agency that regulates drug safety has become too cozy with the industry it's supposed to oversee. → Read More
How my new pets got me to consider life’s deepest mysteries. → Read More
An election to recall Gavin Newsom is suddenly no longer a sideshow. → Read More
Humanity’s greatest trick is working together. The internet has made that more difficult. → Read More
The travel industry wants to return to normal, but normal is not sustainable. → Read More
Apple doesn’t deserve 30 percent of all the money people spend in the App Store. → Read More