Mercedes gets the green light for a hands-and-eyes free car
The automaker received a permit to sell and lease cars using its Drive Pilot.
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The SEC alleges most of crypto is just unregistered securities
SEC Chair Gary Gensler is getting serious about reigning in the wild world of crypto.
In the age of AI, colleges return to oral exams
Looks like universities are taking some pointers from the ancient Greeks.
Teens are bullying Snapchat’s chatbot
Snapchat users are abusing the platform’s new My AI.
Judge rules that AI needs to be disclosed in the courtroom
AI’s hallucinations have legal consequences.
Americans shrug off COVID
The Axios-Ipsos American Health Index found that 62% of people think the pandemic is over.
Work-from-anywhere weeks is the new office perk
Companies introduce WFA weeks as part of their benefits package.
Young people think little of Big Tech
Big Tech is facing a disillusionment crisis.
The writers strike hits the socials
Twitter has become the go-to hub for writers strike information.
For Gen Z, there’s no difference between texting and Snapping
Snapchat is where the real communication is happening.