Technology
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Former Tesla Manager Files Lawsuit Alleging Safety Defects in Full Self-Driving Test Program
A former manager who oversaw field testing for Tesla‘s Full Self-Driving software in Houston has filed a whistleblower retaliation lawsuit…
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Apple Overtakes Nvidia as World’s Most Valuable Company Amid AI Capex Concerns
Apple has reclaimed its position as the world’s most valuable publicly traded company, displacing Nvidia as Wall Street recalibrates its…
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Double Fine Trims Workforce by One-Third as Studio Reclaims Independence from Xbox
Independent video game developer Double Fine Productions has eliminated 23 positions—representing approximately a third of its 90-person workforce—just weeks after…
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Anthropic Restricts Search Engines From Indexing Shared Claude AI Conversations
Artificial intelligence developer Anthropic has applied site-wide controls to stop search engines from indexing shared conversations generated by its AI…
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Apple Expands Hardware Leasing with Klarna Integration, Raising Questions Over Fine Print and Consumer Risk
Apple is expanding its consumer financing strategy by introducing a device leasing program in partnership with Buy Now, Pay Later…
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Ozlo Launches Sleepbuds 2 with Upgraded Hardware and Environmental Tracking
Ozlo, the sleep technology startup launched by former Bose audio engineers, announced the Sleepbuds 2 on Tuesday. Retailing at $279—a…
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Anthropic AI Discovers Novel Mathematical Attacks Against Classical and Post-Quantum Encryption Ciphers
An artificial intelligence model developed by Anthropic has independently uncovered novel mathematical vulnerabilities in core cryptographic protocols, signaling a major…
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ESPN Unlimited Integrates CW Sports Livestreams Ahead of College Football Season
Starting August 4, subscribers to ESPN’s Unlimited tier will gain direct access to live sports broadcasts from The CW, expanding…
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Sega Dreamcast Ecosystem Persists as Indie Developers Launch New Games Decades After Discontinuation
When Sega officially discontinued the Dreamcast in March 2001, pulling out of the home video game hardware market to focus…
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