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Fable Reboot Set for Fall 2026 as RPG Franchise Debuts on PS5
It’s a big world where you can do almost anything you want.
Autodesk to cut 1,000 workers as the tech company bets on AI
The San Francisco-based company said it’s slashing roughly 7% of its global workforce.
Researchers broke every AI defense they tested. Here are 7 questions to ask vendors.
Security teams are buying AI defenses that don’t work. Researchers from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google DeepMind published findings in October 2025 that should stop every CISO mid-procurement. Their paper, “The…
Forza Horizon 6 Focuses on Japanese Car Culture: Here’s What to Know
The racing series’ latest edition, out in May, includes stunning views of Mount Fuji.
AI Chatbots Posing as Therapists Give Worse Advice the More You Talk to Them
A report by consumer advocacy groups found continuing troubles with bots posing as therapists.
Take Your Smoothies and Shakes on the Go With $22 Off the Nutribullet Personal Blender
Make and bring your drinks on the go, now over 30% off.
Sling Now Costs More for Some With Access to Local Channels
Expect to pay $4 more for Sling Blue.
You’re allowed to keep scrolling. TikTok has finalized its U.S. joint venture
After years of uncertainty over whether TikTok would be banned in U.S., the viral social media platform has officially finalized its deal to create a U.S. joint venture.
TikTok Deal Will Keep It Online in the US, but Your Experience of the App Might Change
TikTok has secured its future by agreeing to split the US app from the global business. But the deal will spark changes to the app’s algorithm.
TikTok Deal Will Keep It Online in the US, but Your Experience of the App Might Change
TikTok has secured its future by agreeing to split the US app from the global business. But the deal will spark changes to the app’s algorithm.