What The Tech: The “Take It Down Act” goes into effect
The FTC is enforcing the TAKE IT DOWN Act, a law requiring covered platforms and social media companies to remove nonconsensual intimate images after receiving a valid request from a victim.
Artificial Intelligence
What The Tech: How A.I. is helping stop scammers
Malwarebytes, a cybersecurity company known for protecting devices from malware and online threats, has integrated its scam detection tools into the AI chatbot Claude.
What The Tech: What A.I. might not be telling you
A lot of people are skipping Google searches altogether and just asking AI. But here’s the problem: they’re not always right. And if you rely on just one, you could be letting yourself up for a mistake.
What The Tech: Don’t be fooled by fake Artificial Intelligence videos
Before you share something that hits you emotionally, stop. Take a second to look for the source. Search for the original video. See if any legitimate news organizations are reporting on it.
What The Tech: Can artificial intelligence be wrong?
Just because an AI gives you an answer does not mean it is always safe.
I discovered that while asking a simple question about a household chore.
What the Tech: The Differences between ChatGPT and Claude
Instead of one dominant chatbot, users now have several powerful AI assistants to choose from. And increasingly, many people are using more than one.
What The Tech: How artificial intelligence is impacting your utility bill
In the U.S. alone, data centers use roughly 4 percent of all electricity generated, but that information comes from a study back in 2023. And that number is expected to more than double as new facilities come online.
What The Tech: What is AI.com?
One of the most curious commercials of the Super Bowl didn’t feature celebrities, flashy visuals, or even an explanation. It simply urged viewers to reserve their name on a site called AI.com.
What The Tech: What does artificial intelligence really know about you?
It’s important to understand this isn’t AI reading your mind. It’s AI following directions, and the details are only as good as the information you and your
friends have provided.
What The Tech: The Consumer Electronics Show begins in Las Vegas
The week at CES always starts with CES Unveiled, the event where the most unusual ideas
show up first.
