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We tested the Trump Mobile phone. It was 9 months late and no longer ‘Made in the USA.’
The phone comes pre-loaded with Truth Social and bears an American flag on the back with 11 stripes.
Prediction market ‘watchdog’ launches six-figure ad campaign ahead of Senate hearing
A Senate committee this week will examine how to “strengthen oversight [and] protect the credibility of competition.”
Eric Schmidt booed during graduation speech about AI
The former Google CEO was booed as he likened the emergence of AI to the “technological transformation” brought about by the computer.
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Googlebooks are not Google Books
NBC News’ chief technology analyst, Joanna Stern, breaks down how Google is merging ChromeOS and Android, creating a laptop built around Gemini.
Six tech billionaires walked into a federal courthouse. Here’s what happened next.
The three-week OpenAI trial had numerous markings of its subjects’ wealth, from an inflatable Elon Musk doll to fancy butt cushions.
Inside China’s race to dominate humanoid robotics industry
Beijing has put robotics front and center of its national agenda as the tech race with Washington heats up in several key areas, including AI.
AI-generated pro-Spencer Pratt mayoral campaign videos point to a new political reality
The reality TV alum’s bid for higher office gained viral traction after videos, which Pratt said were “fan-made,” circulated across social media. 
Musk’s attorney apologizes for his absence at trial during closing arguments
Elon Musk had traveled to China with Trump even though the judge said he wasn’t excused.
A judge told Musk he wasn’t excused from trial. He went to China with Trump anyway.
A federal judge placed Elon Musk on “recall status,” meaning he is supposed to be available to return to the witness stand on short notice.
Most U.S. doctors are quietly using this AI tool. Few patients know about it.
OpenEvidence, an AI-powered search tool, has become a fast friend to America’s doctors and is now used by nearly two-thirds of physicians.
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As doctors increasingly rely on this free AI tool, its CEO is planning who will pay
OpenEvidence chief Daniel Nadler says he hopes to change the company’s ad-supported model, which has kept it free for medical professionals.
