“When is a bot a person?,” my colleague Kirsten asked after I learned that Polestar’s climate bot is more human than machine. Polestar launched its “Truth Bot” on X (formerly
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The notorious ransomware gang LockBit has claimed responsibility for a cyberattack targeting India’s state-owned aerospace research lab. On Wednesday, LockBit added the National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) to its dark web
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What to buy yourself, your family and your friends! Hello dear TechCrunch readers, we hope that you are healthy, whole and ready to waddle into the holiday season with a
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German micromobility operator Tier Mobility is laying off another 22% of its workforce to cut costs in the never-ending grind toward profitability, according to a LinkedIn post from CEO Lawrence
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There are a lot of things I want from Instagram that I will just never get. I’d like some more privacy protections, I’d like to be able to search who
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Doritos has admitted that its ultra-crunchy chips aren’t exactly workplace-friendly. They’re far too distracting for Zoom calls and desk-side munching. Now, you could just — you know — not eat
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So much has been made about the augmented reality aspects of Apple Vision Pro that it’s easy to forget it can also do virtual reality. But lest you forget, some
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Adalytics’ report contains a long list of the advertisers whose Google search ads it reports being able to observe displayed on US Treasury OFAC SDN sanctioned, Iranian, and/or pornographic websites
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Spotify Wrapped season is finally here and with it brings many questions — like how is it physically possible that you listened to “As It Was” by Harry Styles that
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The rise of generative AI opens up a massive new market for the large cloud providers, but it’s also a bit of a reset. Unlike the rise of containers, for
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