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"Halli has earned his free socks in so many ways," wrote Guðni Jóhannesson. Haraldur Thorleifsson said it was "the best thing you can give someone." → Read More
In a closed-door call, Frances Haugen urged investors to force transparency on Mark Zuckerberg's company with their dollars. → Read More
Meme makers are taking their subject matter and talents to a surprising place: the stage. → Read More
The struggling subscription service has fewer than 300,000 paying users—and some of them might not even be forking it over any more. → Read More
The "civilian airship," as China insisted on calling it, was shot down off the coast of South Carolina after crossing the U.S. → Read More
The funny, faceless people behind meme accounts are taking their talents to stages around the country in an unexpected evolution of online humor. → Read More
In an excerpt from "Robot Ethics," professor Mark Coeckelbergh examines how self-driving cars would decide which humans to save → Read More
Two days before, the Tesla CEO owned himself in spectacular fashion when he tweeted out a poll asking, “Should I step down as head of Twitter?" → Read More
Are “shadow banning” and “visibility filtering” synonymous, and should you care? → Read More
What should you make of the mess of Elon Musk, Matt Taibbi, the ‘Twitter Files,’ and Hunter Biden’s laptop? → Read More
Gizmodo's own Blake Montgomery weaves io9 a tale of connection and despair in the face of an unraveling world in "Post-Nihilism." → Read More
Lena Sjööblom posed for Playboy in 1972 and forgot about it. Little did she know her image would become the standard for computer image recognition. → Read More
In an excerpt from the new book "Superspy Science," a chemist traces how death rays became "fatal status symbols" for every would-be world-dominator. → Read More
Joel Simkhai is back with a new gay dating app, Motto, that aims to tamp down on behavior most associated with his previous creation. → Read More
The professor was awarded a “Genius Grant” for her work encoding “very trivial knowledge that you and I share about the world that machines don't.” → Read More
After a dozen years, I left the lonely city of San Francisco, where I found an odd companionship with self-driving cars on late pandemic nights. → Read More
According to the new book "Like, Comment, Subscribe," a senior executive proposed a drastic solution to the eerie kids content raking in views. → Read More
Musk wanted the trial date to be stretched to early 2023, but the judge landed on October of this year. → Read More
The death of Yu-Gi-Oh's creator resurrected a strange and surprising pang of loss. The game I had loved years ago had grown unrecognizable to me. → Read More
"No, we didn’t get the idea from a poll," the company wrote in a statement after Elon Musk tweeted a poll about an edit button. → Read More