The killer-alligator movie Crawl is a solid antidote for a summer of big franchise blockbusters
As the line between film and television continues to blur, big-screen movies are still supposed to flaunt their scope. In
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Month: July 2019
A Chinese AI startup is tracking lost dogs using their nose prints
Megvii, a Chinese AI startup that supplies facial recognition software for the Chinese government’s surveillance program, is expanding its technology
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Facebook’s $5 billion FTC fine is an embarrassing joke
Facebook’s stock went up after news of a record-breaking $5 billion FTC fine for various privacy violations broke today. That,
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If you bought influencer bathwater, could you test it for DNA?
A Reddit post made a major splash on the internet this week when it claimed that the infamous, $30 “GamerGirl
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Apple restores banned parental control app OurPact to the App Store
Apple has reversed course on its ban of parental control app OurPact, allowing the ousted software to return to the
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Facebook reportedly reaches $5 billion settlement with the Federal Trade Commission
Facebook has reportedly reached a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission over repeated privacy violations, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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United cancels 5,000 more Boeing 737 Max flights through October
United Airlines has extended its cancellation of Boeing 737 Max flights until at least November 3rd, the company announced on
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Ford-VW alliance expands to include autonomous and electric vehicles
In a widely anticipated move, Ford and Volkswagen announced Friday their plan to expand their seven-month-old alliance to include autonomous
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Facebook and CMU’s ‘superhuman’ poker AI beats human pros
AI has definitively beaten humans at another of our favorite games. A program, designed by researchers from Facebook’s AI lab
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Trump apparently knows what Bitcoin is, and he doesn’t like it
President Donald Trump took some time out of his evening to tweet about cryptocurrencies today, announcing to the world that
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