Clearview AI's cofounder Hoan Ton-That claims his company has scraped billions of photos from the internet, including popular sites like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube — all to help law enforcement solve crimes. But what does that mean for your privacy?
For years, a number of publications have covered the controversial new trend of plastic surgeries inspired by social media filters, calling it "troubling," "disturbing" and "desperate."
Facebook's official social media accounts appear to have been hacked by a group that has previously compromised accounts belonging to HBO, the New York Times and, most recently, the NFL and a number of its football teams.
Samsung's Galaxy S20 and Galaxy Z Flip phone are widely expected to launch next week, and anticipation has been building for months about the new flip phone and what could be the most tricked-out smartphone of all time. Google just added to the excitement with a mysterious announcement of its own.
Boeing's Starliner spacecraft, which is designed to carry NASA astronauts to the International Space Station, encountered a second, previously undisclosed, software issue during a botched test flight in December.
A rocket blazed into space Thursday afternoon carrying 34 OneWeb satellites. It's the latest sign that 2020 will be a year in which new devices are deployed into Earth's orbit at an unprecedented pace as OneWeb and rival SpaceX race to make global broadband a reality.
Uber practically wrote the playbook for raising and burning through billions of dollars in venture capital in search of rapid growth around the world. Now, the company recognizes it needs to change its approach and stop bleeding money.
Kendall Jenner made waves on social media this week after she supposedly joined TikTok, the hot short-form video platform. The verified account turned out to be an imposter.
Sony's next generation video game console, the PlayStation 5, remains shrouded in mystery, but a new website launched Wednesday is building anticipation for eager fans.
Perhaps the one great equalizer left in the world is when everyone in an audience, Anna Wintour included, is forced to hand over their phones and pretend to be okay with that for 90 minutes of theater.
LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner will have to update his profile. He's stepping down from the role after being at the helm for the professional networking service for more than decade.
Once written off as doomed just a few years ago, Snapchat is now consistently adding users and growing its business in a highly competitive market. But that may not be enough to appease investors after a banner year on Wall Street.
