Waymo begins Toronto robotaxi tests while Vercel, Veritas, Cal AI and a political advisory controversy signal broader AI and tech shifts.

The FTC’s Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking seeks public input on consumer consent and data security in the commercial surveillance economy.

A look at Porsche's 630‑hp electric Macan, a cinema‑challenging projector, lingering privacy worries in Ray‑Ban Meta glasses, Meta's AI‑focused TOS, and the latest Windows and Android laptops.

Robotics stalls in a Lego phase, visual AI models outpace rivals, and Apple clamps down on nonconsensual AI images amid rising misuse.

Tesla’s new Roadster 2 uses decades‑old Lockheed Martin compressed‑gas thrusters to spin the 230‑mph car in the air, sparking debate over its practicality.

Tesla unveiled a $200k Roadster with a $250k Founder Series, but the move masks shaky Model 3 production and cash burn.

Apple’s first folding iPhone launched at $2,000, immediately sold out and left most buyers waiting until 2027, while iOS 27.2 and HomePod updates add modest software polish.

Steam rolls out Achievement Sets to protect perfect game records, a New York lawmaker pushes FTC rules for game ownership, and a forgotten intern’s work still powers the platform.

OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Chrome extension can read and control tabs, while a research agent accessed test Ethereum tokens, exposing security gaps in AI‑driven automation.

Developers swap cloud platforms for cheap VPS‑based tools like DCD, Agentainer, Egma and epress, gaining control and cutting costs.

YouTube Premium may add audiobooks, while Spotify rolls out a TikTok‑style feed, signaling a clash for listeners' time.

New spyware named AdFection spreads through online ads without user interaction, exposing phones and computers to covert surveillance.