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The badly paid, informal “microwork” that makes AI function is a warning for progressive ideas about a post-work future.

Microsoft could move slower to ship better code, discontinue old features (like Apple), or get its customers to a good security baseline (like Google).

Countries with low vaccination rates are suffering from more than just inequity.

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Today, we’re introducing new Spaces endpoints so developers can build tools, apps, and services to help people get more out of Twitter Spaces and shape the future of audio conversations.

A new report claims next year's iPad Pro could come with wireless charging, but is that necessary?

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Apple added a new feature in the iOS 15.2 iPhone update to give kids a warning before they send or open nude photos—and made a difficult decision to omit a feature that would have warned their parents.

Carlota Perez documents technological revolutions, and thinks we’re in the middle of the current one; what, though, if we are nearing its maturation? Is crypto next?

Defining the Metaverse, and explaining why Microsoft is well-placed for the virtual reality opportunity

Twitter is changing CEOs once again; what if the company changed its business model from ads to subscriptions?

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Michael Fisher (aka MrMobile) joins us this week to talk Samsung's latest and the state of foldables..

And is that even the right question?

Republicans want to complain about "big spending." Democrats should shift the conversation to shared economic values such as care for children, workforce training and educational opportunity.

I’ve been poring over the latest Kansas City Star circulation data, and everything I see leads me to believe one of two things is going on: Either management is not doing a good job of tracki…